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This blog is a response to a recent HR blog written by Jessica Miller Merrill. The link to her blog is at the bottom of this blog. I love the fact that a discussion like this is being offered. Both sides have identified all of the obvious landmines with religion in...

As I reflect on 2012, I realized that it was the toughest year of my life, yet in the midst of tremendous adversity, there was tremendous grace. My elderly mother-in-law who had been living in our home the past fifteen months passed away in February, right after...

It was a day like most other days before it. Nothing early in the day indicated she would be faced with the largest decision of her young life, a decision that would change the course of history. It would require her to lay down all of her aspirations and dreams for...

I’ve always heard that our lives are an open book or a letter that tells a special story. The story I want my life to tell, is that my life was not my own, but that I belonged to God! Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom...

American culture is so diverse, and made up of many religions from around the world. American businesses are an exact mirror image of this religious diversity. Employers have made enormous strides in accommodating every employee’s religious or non-religious...

Many companies throughout the world have adopted an EAP, for employees who find themselves in a crisis moment of their lives. For most, its an 800 number posted on a wall they can call. All of us will experience challenging seasons, if we live and work long enough on...

It was 9 AM on the fifth day of the month when the first call came in. Then a second, third, fourth and fifth. Five ladies from the same department contacted the chaplain, informing him they were leaving at lunch, and not coming back to work at the company. This...