Esther Benjamin’s life story is an extraordinary one, from her beginnings in a small village in northern Sri Lanka to working in the White House under two U.S. presidents, leading impactful programs in many countries around the world. She is now CEO and Executive Director of World Education Services, a non-profit which supports the educational and social inclusion of many immigrants, refugees and international students. Continue reading
Brother Mickey McGrath, a Religious Brother in the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales, is a brilliantly creative “people-person”. He takes great delight in painting, writing, sharing stories, and helping people of all ages experience the joy of transforming spaces … by creating beautiful murals together. Continue reading
Paul Born is a veteran community organizer, best-selling author, and recipient of the Order of Canada. Paul’s vision and life’s work has taken him throughout Canada and the U.S., actively engaging with communities, helping residents find collective, lasting solutions to problems such as poverty and homelessness. Continue reading
Writer Sue Fulmore pursues beauty on the regular, believing it soothes us, sustains us, and draws us closer to the Creator of all – even when our creative efforts don’t turn out as expected. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity works in more than 70 countries around the world, bringing together families and volunteers to build safe and affordable homes. CEO Jonathan Reckford shares this inspirational look at its history, and its continuing vision. Continue reading
Finding the time to listen to others and offer our help isn’t always easy. Br. Curtis reflects on the simple, transformative stance of kindness. Continue reading
Garth Johnson is the co-founder and CEO of Meticulon Consulting, a not-for-profit enterprise in Canada that deploys the unique abilities of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder in meaningful employment. Learn more about how Meticulon has been life-changing for many individuals and their families. Continue reading
A missed flight meant staying overnight at an old motel in an industrial park. Funny how mishaps and misadventures sometimes lead to a taste of heaven. Continue reading
A reflection on the faith of Julian of Norwich, and her invitation to believe in a God who loves us beyond our imagination – and who is fully able to draw good out of evil, and joy out of suffering. Continue reading
A beautiful reflection on how small daily mercies can serve to remind us of larger ones, and stir in us the hope and knowledge of God’s promises. Continue reading
