Articles
by Jennifer J. Martin
The Heart’s Perspective Workshop
I am reminded of a collage workshop I did with Michelli Ramon on July 13, 2012 at the annual convention for Chromosone 18 parents and their children. The prognosis is that all of these children will die young and probably not survive their 20's. All of the children...
Angels & Cemeteries
On October 12, 2015, I walked the Glenwood cemetery…
Like Polished Blue Stones
My world and my heart were shattered by the nod of the emergency room physician’s head to my one question, “Is he gone?”
Perfectionism and Creativity
Weeks of class had left me with zero confidence in myself and my abilities to work with clay… Why was I so worried about what other people thought?
The Freeing of Peggy Grace Hawk
In less than an hour it would all be over. the oxygen in the car would be displaced by the carbon monoxide gas, depriving Victor’s lungs of the air needed to sustain his breathing. His choice of self-deliverance to God would be fulfilled.
A Portrait of My Hero
As I look at the old black and white photograph of him and me, I see an image of a handsome young man, age thirty-five, and his infant daughter.