28 August 2026
LegacyLeaving a Legacy of Faith
How writing legacy letters can leave a lasting impact of faith on your loved ones.
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Letters, legacy, and the end of time
On the things people mean to say, and why most of them wait too long to say them.
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FamilyLetters That Outlast Silence
How writing can bridge the gaps in relationships and leave a lasting legacy.
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FamilyWhat to say in a letter to your adult child who has walked away from the faith
For the parent whose son or daughter once believed and no longer does. What belongs in the letter, what to leave out, and how to write it without turning it into one more argument.
Read more21 August 2026
WritingHow to apologise to someone you have not spoken to in years
Reopening contact after years of silence is not the same as a fresh apology. What to say, how much to explain, and how to send it without needing a particular answer back.
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FamilyHow to write a letter to your spouse to open if something happens to you
A practical guide to the letter your husband or wife would read in your absence — what belongs in it, when to write it, and how to make sure it actually reaches them.
Read more13 August 2026
LegacyCrafting a Last Will for Your Loved Ones
A practical guide to writing legacy letters as a form of inheritance for those left behind.
Read more10 August 2026
WritingWriting Letters of Love and Hope
A reflection on the importance of writing letters to loved ones as a means of expressing love, hope, and faith in the face of uncertainty.
Read more7 August 2026
ProphecyWhy Viral Rapture Predictions Are a Mixed Blessing
A look at why some Christians latch onto specific dates for the rapture, and how that impacts their relationships and their faith.
Read more4 August 2026
WritingWriting to Heal and to Be Healed
A reflection on the therapeutic power of writing letters as a means of processing grief and leaving a legacy of love.
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