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Finding My Humanity

May 26, 2008 By: Cathi-Lyn Dyck, Managing Editor Category: , , , , , , , ,

Marty wrote something profound last weekend. (Yeah, dude, you now have me on record saying that. :~)

He wrote, “If a person is forfeiting their humanity to appease someone else, then there is no way a person can actually enjoy that. It has to break down the body and mind at some point.”

Forfeiting your humanity to appease someone. Those are exactly the right words to describe it. And I believe that in those situations, we are ultimately forfeiting our humanity to the devil. Much as that sounds like wacko-talk, I came to believe in the reality of evil forces years before I believed in a God.

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A Multigenerational Children’s Dictionary

April 29, 2008 By: Cathi-Lyn Dyck, Managing Editor Category: , ,

By S.L. Hazzard

As a mother, I was constantly entertained by the animated personality of my first-born daughter. She was constantly expressing her observations of the world around her, coupled with learning the English language, and combining the two in her unique creation of expressions and phrases. Now, as a grandmother, my grandchildren provide me with the same level of entertainment, with their unique style of communicating how the world looks through their eyes.

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