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Lessons I have learned from having a brain injury…

By Angela L Craig March 2, 2015 In Purpose, Social Justice 0

Did you know March is National Brain Injury Month?

Why is this important?

FACTS about TBI in the USA from BrainTrauma.org

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the leading cause of death and disability in children and adults from ages 1 to 44.

Tip of the Day…Your next party can make a difference!

By Angela L Craig October 31, 2014 In Purpose, Social Justice 0

Did you know that hunger in the United States is a solvable problem?

Your next holiday party, Thanksgiving celebration, or office event could make a difference for the 49.1 million Americans living in food insecure homes.

Check out the Action Center at TAKE PART for exciting ways you,

How many unused gift cards do you have in your wallet?

By Angela L Craig October 13, 2014 In Pondering, Social Justice 0

When I read the statistic in USA Today that 41 BILLION dollars in gift cards were unused between the years of 2005-2011 – translating to an average of $300 per American household, I decided to add up how much money I personally had laying around in unused gift cards.

Tip of the Day…Freedom for All!

By Angela L Craig July 4, 2014 In Social Justice, Tip of the Day 0

Today we celebrate FREEDOM! Independence Day or 4th of July as we call it is based our countries belief that every human being has the right to freedom, liberty and justice.

One of my favorite declarations of this belief is found in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Going to Indonesia!

By Angela L Craig March 28, 2014 In Leadership, Pondering, Purpose, Social Justice, The Church, The Power of Women 0

Have you ever felt like God was planning your life behind your back? That’s exactly how I (Angela Howard) felt as I sat in a Sunday morning service this past November listening to missionary John Taylor speak. While watching a video of John and Korie’s work in Surabaya,

5 things I learned from wearing the same dress for 6 months…

By Angela L Craig October 11, 2013 In Pondering, Social Justice 0

My churches women’s Bible study is currently reading, Jen Hatmaker’s book, 7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess. They are not only reading it, they are living it out, one chapter at a time.

Last week, my Bible study friends cut their food budgets in half or some cases,