Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
I always thought of climate change as something that affected developing countries. Through my work at World Renew, an international disaster response and community development organization, I am well acquainted with the devastating effect of changing growing seasons in Africa and environmental refugees in Bangladesh. I probably shouldn’t have been so surprised to learn that …
My trip last week to Guatemala was nourishing for the mind, body, and soul. There’s something special about being able to unplug (very little Wi Fi, no emails coming in on my cell phone). Spending time with DH over a dinner table without the TV on. Breathing in the fresh mountain air. Taking communion in …
You may have noticed it’s been a bit quiet on the blog – I have just returned from spending two weeks in Nigeria on an evaluation of a mission field. It’s good to be home, but it was quite a shock coming from 100+ degree weather to the snow we’re having in Michigan! Since this …
Over the past year, I’ve posted each month about the 58: Global Impact Tour. Maybe you skipped over them, but maybe they in some way they contributed to building awareness about global poverty and how we can make a difference. This year, our first, we’ve come a long way. Live58: has grown from a movement …
Not many people are aware of the relationship between hunger and sustainability, so when I heard about Unilever’s Cross Off Hunger Campaign, I was excited to participate in spreading the word and helping to build awareness about this interrelated issue. About Unilever You’ve probably heard of some of Unilever’s brands. I know I’ve used Q-Tips, …
