“Taking time to rest and restore is important because we cannot help others unless we are in a good position to help,” says retired surgeon Wayne B. Tuckson, MD. And Wayne knows a lot about what it means to restore. A Washington, D.C. native, Wayne moved to Louisville in … [Read more...] about Cut Out The Constant Busyness – Embrace The Power Of Restoration
Meaningful Work
There’s So Much We Can Learn From Each Other
Helping refugees adjust to a new life.Helping others is something Tamra Brown has done all her life. The Louisville native remembers cooking meals for the sick, calling on the elderly, and visiting inmates at the women’s prison with her grandmother and mother. Tamra also attended … [Read more...] about There’s So Much We Can Learn From Each Other
On The Road Again
Whether or not you’re a motorcycle enthusiast, you may have noticed a resurgence of vintage bikes on the road in recent years. For Chad Francis, owner of Retro Wrench, restoring old motorcycles has been a lifelong passion. Chad grew up watching his grandfather fixing old … [Read more...] about On The Road Again
No Better Magic
When David Garrard’s dad showed him his first magic trick as a child, he couldn’t have imagined the impact it would have on David’s life. For more than 50 years, David has worked as a professional magician, hoping to ignite that spark of joy that has lived within him since his … [Read more...] about No Better Magic
Keep The Kindness Flowing
During his long tenure as pastor of Northside Christian Church in New Albany, Indiana, George Ross would regularly take a spray bottle full of M&Ms and offer them to congregants in the lobby.“I’d come up to people and say, ‘Just a little blood sugar check here,’” George … [Read more...] about Keep The Kindness Flowing