A child reflects on an absent parent and later being reconciled to God.

Dimitri Halkidis investigates why the Greeks and the Turks eschew the time-honoured value of “love thy neighbour” in favour of hate driven by years of violence and bloodshed and how this hatred somehow transcends borders and continents.

How many times have we heard the stories? Families who don’t speak for years. Countries at war. Is it really so difficult to simply say, “I forgive”?
There is an art to reconciliation. A way to go about it. We can do it.

Laura’s sister helps her recognize her true love, while Laura’s fiancee helps her reconcile with her sister.

The communication struggles between man and woman.

A medieval scenery with a love twist.

The truth emerged and the relationship was all fixed…

An estranged couple whose lives were challenged by the death of Diana Princess of Wales.

Thoughts on the loose, fighting anything that moves.

This was written for a couple I knew who were getting divorced, but changed their minds. That was six years ago, and they’re still together and even had a baby after their reconciliation.