Grace Leuenberger

Lost and Found Letters

“I weirdly believe the sentiments of this old letter were supposed to make it you in April 2020 instead of September 2019,” she wrote. She was right.

Sufjan, Tim Keller, and sobering truths from America’s favorite holiday.

Choices, changes, and choosing the next right thing in love.

Lovely or lonely? One introvert’s thoughts on life in a pandemic.

To some, getting THIS excited about new music from Taylor Swift may feel very silly. But what if it’s more than that?

Relationships were not designed to be entertainment.

On tarts and why I hate the quote “Don’t cry because it’s over; smile because it happened.”

My strange wishes for Year 26.

A Holy Week reflection on waiting for Easter hope.

Class of 2020: I know this story has taken a turn that none of you expected.

For the teacher learning new ways of educating. And for the ones grieving the loss of any opportunity to teach at all.

“To honor human creativity is to honor God, for God is the Heavenly Maker of that maker.” —Sir Philip Sidney

For the pastor, elder, deacon, staff member, campus missioner, and others who serve the Church during a pandemic.

Encouragement for when heavy feelings do not keep a polite distance.