Camp Aurora offered many hours of service Memorial Day weekend in support of Geneva Point Center, which hosts our annual summer camp. It’s a lot of fun but not for the faint-hearted! Tamami and Virginia found themselves in charge of digging a rather long trench, and the wood splitters faced a monumental number of tree […]
The Leda Project is happy to announce it’s 2017 Eco-Service Project – July 13th through July 24th, in Leda and the Chaco Region of Paraguay. An adventure for the young at heart with an appreciation for nature and service. Hurry up and register as participation is limited to 15 people. Senior’s Only Eco-Tour This program offers a […]
When we think of God we tend to think of a someone or something far above us and somewhat removed from our day-to-day lives. But our Heavenly Parent never intended for our relationship to be like that. In the past, the way to become spiritual emphasized a lone course of sacrifice. Separating oneself from the […]
From New Hampshire to Alaska to South America, there are plenty of opportunities this summer to see the world and get in touch with your own heart. What kindles your fire and motivates your life? Don’t miss these opportunities to explore the world around you while discovering something deeper. Click on the titles below to learn […]
Today is Throwback Thursday and it just happens to coincide with New Year’s Eve, a traditional time to celebrate the past while bringing in the new. Here at Faith Fusion we had a great year so we want to say thank you to our readers, visitors, new and old friends, and to God who inspires […]
I have always been a firm believer in the idea that God guides our footsteps, and that it is not by our effort alone that we come upon the opportunities that we do. As we trudge along this uncertain path of life, it can be easy to dismiss the significance of the proverbial signs that […]
It is incredible what people are capable of doing. We are not ordinary in any sense of the word. Sometimes people say that we are little more than very sophisticated animals. But I believe we operate on a completely different level because of our spiritual nature. We are more than just our physical bodies. We […]
A story by John W. Gehring Can you imagine investing six weeks of your time working, sharing meals and living side-by-side with 40 people from backgrounds reflecting a microcosm of the world? As a man, your roommates could include a Sikh graduate student, a Turkish engineer, an Australian surfer, a Palestinian Muslim scholar or an […]
This story takes place in Lira, Uganda and serves to complement the posts The Politics of a Mother’s Heart and Malaria Bites Life in Lira: Living On the Edge Despite its beauty, living in Lira, Uganda in the year 2000 offered many challenges to the average citizen. Most families in Lira District made their living […]
The story Malaria Bites takes place in Lira, Uganda and serves to complement the posts The Politics of a Mother’s Heart and Returning Home Malaria Bites When I think back to my time in Uganda, it is mostly fine memories that come to mind. A smile draws across my face as I reflect on the […]
