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A South African Parable: What About the Bike?
by David Augsburger Out of the Truth and Reconciliation process in South Africa, a story has emerged that is told and retold as a parable of the tension between reconciliation and truth, between easy...
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Becoming Willing
by Dale Ryan Making amends is not easy. It is certainly not instinctive for us. There is a reason why many of us need to spend so much time on Step 8 of the Twelve Steps, in which we become "willing...
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Stories from Three Recovering People About Their Amends
The first amends I made was to a restaurant where I used to work in New Hampshire. In my head I was expecting to get relief from making the amends. I wasn’t thinking about what I could do for my...
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The Challenge of Clergy Amends
by Dale Wolery It is difficult for clergy persons to be the ordinary human beings they really are. The universal inclination in our churches is to place pastors on pedestals. Read More.
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