Dani Fitzgerald Brown is a small-town journalist living in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, a small city outside of Pittsburgh. She’s married to her best friend, Mike Brown, who can make her laugh no matter the circumstance. Dani often listens to audiobooks, drinks copious amounts of mint tea and is constantly munching on popcorn.
Reading fiction has challenged me to think critically, to ask questions and to extend grace and mercy more and more.
#GivingTuesday shouldn’t just be a donation so you can write it off on your taxes, check off the imaginary philanthropy box, and pat yourself on the back.
I thought I had it all figured out. But there was one key missing ingredient in my recipe for a perfect God-centered dating relationship.
Months before I left to live in Thailand, I did what most 20-something female travel idealists would do: I made a “travel” Pinterest board.
I hate happy endings. It’s not real life. But even amid frustrations, letdowns and death — there’s still hope. And I need that reassurance.
Shootings seem to be happening more and more. The more I see these and other tragedies in my newsfeed, the more desensitized I become.
I gripped my red reporter’s notebook, anxiously waiting for Doug, a Pulitzer prize-winning reporter. He knows I’m young, I thought. He knows I’m a newbie.
I never struggled with doubt until my aunt committed suicide four years ago. I didn’t know what to think. I just didn’t get it. I couldn’t understand why.
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