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On Dec. 14, 2012, life for Jennifer Hubbard came to screeching halt. Her daughter, Catherine Violet, was among the victims of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary. She began a journey to grace and healing after receiving a Bible in the mail.
After Jennifer Hubbard's daughter was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting, Hubbard was panic stricken, paralyzed with grief and surrounded by waves of loss. She even questioned God. "I called God on the carpet and said, 'Why didn't you stop it?'" It was after receiving a gift in the mail that she began to understand her own purpose, grace and healing. She had received a Bible and began reading Scripture.
NEWTOWN, Conn. (CNS) -- Jennifer Hubbard began Dec. 14, 2012, with her routine just like any other day. She prepared breakfast, made her children's lunches and beds, got them off to school and then looked at the pile of dishes in the sink and the floors and the counters that needed to be cleaned. The night before, Hubbard and her children, Freddy, 8, and Catherine, 6, were giddy when they baked a gingerbread house, an annual family holiday tradition. With Christmas less than two weeks away, Hu
A biodiversity walk in Douglas or Donegal; a bat talk at Dromoland for children; and a guided kayak trip in Bantry are just some of the activities taking place
Politicians, citizen scientists and ecology experts came together recently to celebrate the work of the award winning free biodiversity training programme Wild Work.