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How do you respond to panhandlers and beggars? Do they represent an interruption and an inconvenience in your day? I walked by one on my way to di...
Katrina was such a catastrophic event, leaving a whole city homeless, that three years later, New Orleans is properly respectful and apprehe...
A few years ago, I heard about General Russ Weiskircher, who had helped liberate Dachau concentration camp. He lives 40 minutes from us. He is sti...
Sometimes when we feel lonely, the best thing to do is to use that loneliness to reach out to others who are lonely. Being a widow can be very lonely....
When World Racer Kim Daniels found out about the people of Canchamana, she decided to go live with them for the better part of a week. Here's her blog...
Tom Davis is a buddy of mine who is on fire for the orphans of this world. There is much that I love about Tom, but what I love most is the way he is ...
Yesterday, with a team of Racers in tow, I talked to people in the town in Peru that had been decimated by the earthquake that hit five months ago. It...
Max Depree in his wonderful little book, Leadership is an Art, asks this provocative question: What makes you weep? This post yesterday from my son, S...
My son Seth's team visited a tuberculosis clinic on an island in the Philippines. Traci's Not Your Typical Alfredo blog about the experience puts you ...
We were sitting with Dave S. in downtown Hong Kong last week when Dave said something so unsettling I had to stop him and ask him for an explanation. ...
