Lately I have been conducting an informal survey. I ask people I meet if they think they need more politics in their lives. They generally say “No, I don’t like politics”. Have we come to believe that politics is a bad thing to be avoided at all costs? Perhaps we are just not clear about […]

A holiday message from Ruth’s House The holiday season is a time of year when our thoughts turn to those who are in need.  We think of our life’s blessings and wish others could be as blessed at this special time of year.  Unfortunately, there are many people in our community who are struggling right […]

Whenever I speak to community groups about Ruth’s House and the needs of our residents I end up talking about some of the myths associated with our community at Ruth’s House and our supporting community.  I would like to share with you one of these myths and the facts associated with the myth. Myth:  Most […]

October marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the widespread issue of domestic violence. It is during this month that we are challenged to not only educate ourselves about domestic violence but to empower survivors and promote avenues for prevention and support. At Ruth’s House, we are […]