The Bridge Community Blog

My brother met with a bike accident and died 13 months before. Legal formalities were handled by an advocate of having around 5 years of experience. He demanded all the hospital bills and PMR for filing MACT case and we handed over.

The Bridge is NOT A F-ING Building just about says it all for me. (Sorry Tracy) You know, I try to understand my friends who are doing some serious grieving and I just don’t get it at all. The closest I come to relating is the feeling you get when you have lived in a

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i have been thinking of the many relationships we have as a community, as a family, as a father, as a husband, as a friend. in each of these relations, we have a since of comfortability, a trust, a common ground. these relationships form us on a daily basis through conversation, email, mobile phone, IM

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“I discovered that if you really keep your eyes peeled to it and your ears open, if you really pay attention to it ,even such a limited and limiting life as the one I was living on rupert mountain opened up onto extraordinary vistas.

Markers along this road might include: 1. Becoming incarnate into the emerging culture Matt Glock is an American who runs an emerging church in Grenoble, France, where he’s worked for eight years. He identifies the challenge for mainstream churches as being comparable to language learning: “My experience of learning a second language and culture helps

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