A few years ago, I stopped at Chief Sealth’s grave near the Agate Pass Bridge in Kitsap County.
I am reminded of the words of a first century carpenter-turned-rabbi who said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
Vote yes, pay less, writes a Mercer Island mother of three.
I will never forget being handed a package of Kleenex as we entered the packed auditorium.
Recommended: Vote NO on all of the initiatives, keep what we have, make progress, and improve our efforts as we go!
“I just love this time of year!”
I met Jessica (pseudonym), a survivor of familial sex trafficking, and Audrey Baedke from the nonprofit REST (Real Escape from the Sex Trade) to understand the invisible reality of child abuse.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of Billy Graham’s first major evangelistic crusade.
“History needs to see how cruel humanity can become.”
As we were settling into life on Mercer Island, two individuals sought me out and introduced themselves to me.