by Brian Fisher | May 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
I regularly tease my mother about a turning-point conversation she and I had when I was 7 years old. We were wandering around a local music store in Erie, Pennsylvania, and I proudly announced I wanted to learn to play the saxophone and the drums. I have no idea why I...
by Brian Fisher | Mar 29, 2018 | Faith, Social Justice
It’s springtime here in Texas. The bluebonnets are coming out, everything is turning green, and the temperature is just perfect. Though Dallas doesn’t really get a winter per se (certainly not like the ones I grew up with in Erie, Pennsylvania), this past winter...
by Brian Fisher | Jan 9, 2018 | Social Justice
“Someday, history will look back on the pro-life movement with the same favor that they now regard the civil rights movement.” Since as far back as she can remember, Lauren has been concerned about the plight of the preborn. “My first memory comes from when I was 7,”...
by Sean Martin | Jun 7, 2017 | Faith, Social Justice
Growing up, I never really thought about being a dad. I was one of six boys with a Marine father and a tomboy mother. Our life revolved around sports, games, the great outdoors, and competition of any kind. Rarely did we discuss things like feelings, emotions, or...
by Brian Fisher | Sep 24, 2015 | Politics, Social Justice
This past Saturday morning I received news that no one wants to hear. Moriah, the 2-year-old granddaughter of a new friend of mine, passed away of natural causes. Moriah went to sleep on earth and woke up in the arms of her Creator. I was heartbroken and sent a quick...
