Simonetta Carr

Are you dreading the Christmas holidays? This article is for you. 

Mental illness can cause mystifying changes in both appearance and behavior. Many relatives of people with schizophrenia, for example, have learned to detect changes in brain activity by looking at the eyes...

The force of this sudden, impetuous virus has left some of us speechless. Watching the number of deaths rise daily by the hundreds in some countries or states has been a painful exercise. 

Covid-19 can officially be added to the list of small things that have caused great upheaval.

A new year is at our doors, waking up a mixture of hopes and fears. For many, it’s a chance to turn a new leaf and explore a new territory that, from this side of the fence, looks promising and green.

It is often said that Americans don’t like to study history, and church history is no exception. Many of the reasons behind this attitude are based on myths or misunderstandings. Here are three common myths.

The main question is, what do we do with this wavering faith, with this poor connection?

One of my favorite movies as a child was Bambi. One scene impressed me more than anything: after Bambi’s mother dies in a forest fire, […]

I asked God to take me and made preparations. The few people who knew looked at me with either pity or apprehension.

I grew up in the hippy generation, when we tried to “find ourselves,” mostly by introspection. I have never been good at that.

What does a loving community look like for people with mental illness? 

They talked about the hope of medical recovery, while I was talking about biblical hope.