In a culture that often celebrates hustle and noise, peace can feel rare. Yet, peace is the ultimate prize for so many of us and so we asked folks to reflect on when they feel most at peace.
Christina Callahan
I am most at peace when I see or hear the relief from families I have helped. Most parents or caretakers have limited resources and support for their loved ones, and that is where Harmony House Day Program comes in. We not only provide respite care for families, but we also offer resources and support to help families better care for their loved ones. Read more>>
James C. Williams
Three places, on long drives, especially listening to the Joe Budden Podcast on my way to Atlanta between Augusta and exit 92. When I read my Bible, dissect and pull apart scripture, and lastly, when I am in the presence of my wife and she is rubbing my back. Read more>>
Sebastian Alvarez
Peace for me comes from knowing I’m growing—putting in the work, learning, and moving with purpose. But I feel it most when I’m cutting hair. In that chair, time slows down. Every second feels like it’s in my hands, every detail sharp, every movement intentional. The outside world fades, and it’s just me, my craft, and the person in front of me. Read more>>
Dr. Deidra
When I Feel Most at Peace I feel most at peace when I look around and see my family, the farmers, and the communities I’m helping—and I know that I’m walking in the purpose God gave me. Read more>>
