Heritage Compass
We all long for peace—but too often we chase it through control, only to find it collapses when life unravels. True peace isn’t found in our grip on circumstances but in surrender to God’s greater plan. His love steadies us through every storm, even when understanding fails.
Missions News
A Visit to the Netherlands This July, Peter and Ruth May and their family, along with Rebekah Brydon, Noah VanNess, and David Wheeler, traveled to the Netherlands. Brother Jez Dumont from South Africa joined them. Their primary mission was to help Brother Maarten and Sister Lobat Kraijenoord and their family
Dearest Daughters
I’ve often been asked what the purpose of marriage is, and my heart longs to answer in a way that reaches deeper than duty or romance or even companionship. To truly understand marriage, we must begin not with ourselves, but with God and with the purpose for every relationship He has designed.
World News
President Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a military base in Anchorage on Friday in an effort to advance peace in Eastern Europe. The summit came at President Putin's request in response to sanction threats from Washington. “It’s like chess,” President Trump told Brian Kilmeade
Heritage Compass
Love is not seized by striving—it is received by faith, stronger than death, the birthright no famine or foe can steal. Jacob learned this when he surrendered Benjamin; letting go of control, he found grace and the gift of love restored.
Dearest Daughters
“She looks well to the ways of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:27-28 (ESV) Dearest Daughters, When you hear the word “home,” what rises in your heart? For me, it’s not just a word;
World News
Dozens of Democratic Texas legislators left the state this week in a dramatic attempt to block a Republican-led vote on congressional redistricting maps. The lawmakers scattered across the country, with some landing in Chicago, where they were welcomed by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, while others headed to Boston and Albany.
Heritage Compass
This week, I read a passage from Proverbs 10 that gripped me: “What the wicked dreads will overtake him; what the righteous desire will be granted. When the storm has swept by, the wicked are gone, but the righteous stand firm forever” (Prov. 10:24–25). That final line wouldn’
Missions News
Contributed by Amy Phillips The Heritage Wisconsin community resides in the beautiful “Driftless Region” of the state. It began in July of 2022 with a few families from our Texas fellowship and a small handful of local formerly Amish families. We have since grown to 25 families, 135 people in
Dearest Daughters
Let love be without hypocrisy. Abhor what is evil. Cling to what is good. Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. —Romans 12:9–10 (NASB / NIV) Dearest Daughters, There’s an old story about the word “sincere.” It is said that it comes from
World News
The Trump administration has expressed frustration after the latest Gaza ceasefire talks collapsed. Six months into the administration, media coverage has centered heavily on Gaza's humanitarian emergency, with less attention given to Hamas’s role in the crisis. The situation has apparently worsened, with negotiations completely deadlocked. Hamas
Heritage Compass
After 3,100 miles in an RV, we found far more than scenery—we found communion, courage, and quiet revival. From horse-drawn buggies in Wisconsin to barefoot farmers chasing bears, the slow pace of real life invited our hearts to see again. Here’s some slow-crawling, soul-healing good news.