Chronicling the work of Redemption in the lives of Followers and Leaders. Articles, research and meditations from the writings of Dr. Joseph J. Bucci. Get blog updates by following Joe on Twitter @Re_Redemption
“I’m not afraid to die.” « Jill Kelly Jill Kelly, the daughter of Hall-of-Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, writes tenderly about her father’s battle with cancer and a greater hope that they both share. I can’t help but well up with tears in thinking about this. In this one thing Jim
Drugs, Violence, and Redemption in East Los Angeles Viable, full-time work provides daily structure for former gang members, enough income for survival, and for participation in consumer culture. It is a tough article to read, but the theme of work as a redemptive instrument rings out loud and clear. Click
Faith and family are power behind Electric Mirror While Jim Mischel Jr. was attending law school at Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA, his father had an idea for a mirror defogger. “Every year during law school, I worked on the business plan for this company,” he said. “While everyone
Do the values of your company support faith expressions in your HR practices? The expression of a personal faith could have several dimensions, and not necessarily be quantified by a few key behaviors. But what might faith-influenced human resources practices look like? In a survey of faith-oriented entrepreneurs and leaders
OUCH! I get a sharp pain in my finger as I carry a wide load of laundry down a narrow hallway, because I squeeze my finger against the woodwork on a doorway. The pain in my finger is a marker or a boundary to keep me from going too far.
A Process For Biblical Restoration And Healing – Gantt Street Baptist Church | Article Archive Is there a process by which we can offer redemptive restoration to those who have made serious mistakes, in order to provide healing for them and for those offended? What would that process look like?
Redemption House provides hope for women substance abusers – News-Sentinel.com Here’s a twist: a judge who sentences addicts to redemption! Check out this story!
Jeri Rowe: The Redemption of Brian Banks Brian Banks was charged with raping and kidnapping a friend, and he went to prison for 62 months and wore an electronic tracking device on his ankle for five years. It was for a crime he didn’t do. His friend lied. The police
Blake Russell, who traded his talent for drugs, seeks redemption | Latest News | Columbus Ledger Enquirer He had major league talent and a baseball scholarship, but he chose marijuana and alcohol. He had a girlfriend who was an Auburn University cheerleader and future reality TV star, but he chose
