Tag: foster care

“We are our brother’s keeper. What we do matters because it (how we treat others) does affect others,” says Lynn Ewing. In Hebrew, “keeper” means more than “protector” or “defender.” Fortunately, Lynn exemplifies this every day. She lives out her definition of “protector” and “defender” through her volunteerism. Lynn is a local mediator who uses...

You’ve retired from your primary career.  You’ve found your second half in another field – something like real estate, for example – and you know that work and money aren’t the sum and substance of your life.  So now what do you do? For Harold and Carol Plemons, parents of two boys with two grandchildren...