Diana Trautwein

The Dark Night

When I was a little boy I was afraid of the dark. We had a scary basement with only a single light bulb hanging over the washer and dryer, leaving everything else in shadows. […]

When the Living Nativity Is a Blessed Mess

By Melissa Forbes I adore our children who attend Audobon Covenant Church in Orlando, Florida, every single one. My heart is full of gratitude that

A Forgotten history

A new $23 million bicycle bridge is being built in our church’s neighborhood of Bronzeville in Chicago two blocks from an elementary school. […]

Grace in a time of bloodshed

Mathew Jock Moses was born in 1976 in Sudan, a country that has been at war with itself throughout his lifetime. Members of his extended family have been among the victims of all-too-common atrocities committed by every people group. […]

Church Spotlight: It is possible

When Sandy Gannon heard a speaker from Kampala in south central Uganda at her church twelve years ago, something stirred in her heart. […]

Finding Ourselves

Recently I celebrated my twentieth anniversary of living in the United States, a date I anticipated with significant feelings. […]