Blog Casting My Net In January, a group from my church Fort McCoy, Wisconsin where the US government had housed several thousand refugees from…Helen LuhrsApril 18, 2022
Blog Hymns in My Heart Sundays during the pandemic often seemed little different than other days. But listening to "Hymns Old and New" on Spotify…Helen LuhrsApril 9, 2021
Blog Fauci, Pitching, and Perfection Dr. Anthony Fauci is my hero. The well-known immunologist has spoken calmly and professionally about the COVID-19 pandemic. Yes, I…Helen LuhrsOctober 17, 2020
Blog Monday is Wash Day A few months ago, when we were still gathering for worship, we sat in church celebrating our granddaughter Annie’s baptism.…Helen LuhrsJune 1, 2020
Blog Missing Church Growing up I had a super-churched life. My home church held two services each Sunday, and we did not miss…Helen LuhrsMay 8, 2020
Blog Things that are the same In this time of COVID-19, things I once took for granted, like dropping in for tea at a friend’s house,…Helen LuhrsApril 16, 2020
Blog Unpacking Today I unpacked my suitcase for a trip I didn’t take. I don’t much like unpacking after a great trip,…Helen LuhrsMarch 16, 2020
Blog Deer Thoughts As I rounded a curve on a walk at Lake Red Rock, I saw people gathered on the trail. They…Helen LuhrsNovember 15, 2019
Blog Mom’s Potholders Before we kids left home, I remember spring and summer evenings as hours filled with checking on the garden, watching…Helen LuhrsAugust 7, 2019
Blog Legacy #9, Graag of helemaal niet By Helen Luhrs When my mom died this winter, I realized the generation of my parents was gone. What I…Helen LuhrsJuly 26, 2015