Grief
Simple Is Better – Coming Soon . . . My Grief Book!
Life often takes us down unexpected paths, and for Dianne, that includes becoming both a pastor and an author. In her upcoming book Unraveling Together: Sharing the Threads of Grief, she opens up about her personal journey with loss and healing, and invites readers to join her in exploring how grief and gratitude can coexist.
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Sep 3


Simple Is Better – Being OK with Failure
Failure is a part of life, yet it’s often something we struggle to accept. Through lessons from Abraham Lincoln, the Apostle Paul, and even Jesus Himself, this reflection reminds us that being OK with failure allows us to find true strength in God and grow through our weaknesses.
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Jul 4


Simple Is Better – Unraveling Together
After years of starts, stops, and stacks of papers on the kitchen island, Dianne finally nears completion of her second book, Unraveling Together: Sharing the Threads of Grief. In this heartfelt post, she reflects on the long, faith-filled journey of writing about grief, the people who inspired it, and the importance of community and perseverance when God calls you to unexpected work.
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May 30


Simple is Better - May is Mental Health Month
May is Mental Health Month — a time to recognize that emotional struggles are real and that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. In this heartfelt reflection, Dianne reminds us to care for our mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health while extending compassion to others who may be quietly struggling. Discover how faith, connection, and professional support can help lighten life’s burdens.
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May 16


Simple Is Better – When the Pope Embraces Simplicity
When Pope Francis shared his final Easter message with the world, few expected it to be his last. His life and passing remind us of the beauty found in humility and faith. Through his example, we see how embracing simplicity and living as the salt of the earth can be a true act of love and service to God and others.
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Apr 25












