I remember the day I knew I loved Toronto. I was a young seminary student looking for a summer internship, and took the subway to the Runnymede community in west Toronto. When I
“Marriage is a steel trap.”
I hadn’t expected to hear these words. I was a young, newly engaged seminary student taking the first class of a marriage counseling course. The professor, a
I was late for the conference, and the band had already started. I braced myself as I entered the room. I think I expected what Adam McHugh describes:
…blaring music, flashing colored lights,
If you asked me which virtue I undervalued before, but value now, it wouldn’t even be close. Hands down, I’d say clarity.
Personal Clarity
Personal clarity is knowing who you are.