Teach the Children Well
How can parents and mentors model honesty to young people? How can they communicate about both the dark and light in life? One mother offers some tips.
Announcement: Poet Tyler Knott Gregson to Support TWLOHA With Release of Debut Book “Chasers of the Light”
Tyler Knott Gregson has a way with words. We're honored to announce our newest partnership with the poet.
Five Words
How can I help you?” “I have faith in you.” “You are not a burden.” Five words might be just enough to change a life.
PREMIERE: William Beckett’s Piano Version of “Just You Wait” With Q&A
If you know William Beckett, you know he is no stranger to writing songs that matter. Today, we're honored to premiere the piano version of "Just You Wait."
You Are Not Insignificant
You can’t throw a certain amount of passion and love into the universe and expect it to come back in a proportional amount. I wish it worked that way, but it doesn’t.
Holding On and Letting Go: Some Thoughts on Isaiah Austin’s NBA Draft Moment.
“And what a powerful thing to watch someone lose with grace, to watch someone hold on and let go all at once.”
Sweating Out The Struggle
Amy Clover shares what it means to be “Strong Inside Out” and why she’s traveling across the US to raise money for TWLOHA.
Bonnaroo: Speaking Hope Into Vulnerable Places
For years I opted out of applying for Bonnaroo because I believed that TWLOHA would simply get lost in the enormity of the event; as it turns out, there was absolutely a place for us.
On The Road With…Chad Moses
We check in with Chad Moses who’s out on the road bringing TWLOHA’s message of hope and help to people all over.
On The Road With…Jason Blades
We check in with Jason Blades who’s out on the road bringing TWLOHA’s message of hope and help to people all over.
On The Road With…Emily Tworkowski
We check in with Emily Tworkowski who’s out on the road bringing TWLOHA’s message of hope and help to people all over.
We’re All In This Together
Recording artist Madison Beer speaks out about her experience dealing with hateful words and shares how she learned to ask for help.
