Walking Hand in Hand
My wife and I leave our cottage on Rolling Hills Circle, walking briskly past Honey Locust Court saying a brief hello to Dave and Dottie who had just finished a hearty breakfast. Walking hand in hand out in the crisp morning air. Walking Hand in Hand we look to the hill covered with soybean plants…
Why Tel Hai Volunteers are AWESOME!
When I started working in the volunteer department at Tel Hai, I knew there were a lot of volunteers. I knew there were a lot of volunteer opportunities. And I was pretty sure the volunteers would be pretty nice. But what I didn’t know was what I was getting myself into and the caliber of…
Where Heaven and Earth Meet
A Reflection of My Visit to the Holy Land I didn’t know what to fully expect. Though I had served as a Pastor for more than 30 years and had taught numerous lessons from the Bible, I had never visited the Holy Land. It’s not that I didn’t have an interest in going. It just…
This is the ‘Life’
This winter, I’ve been counting my blessings, one of which is the decision I made eight years ago to move to this beautiful campus. I’m sure that other residents who reside at Tel Hai can relate to them as well. I feel thankful… – when I leave the dinner table each night and have not…
Millennials in the Tel Hai Workforce
As the workforce continues to be increasingly inundated with Millennials (employees who were born between 1981 and 1996; 21-36 years old), there is increasing conversation about how this next generation of workers are impacting organizations. Many companies- like Tel Hai- recognize the value of the Millennial generation and are seeking to gain a better understanding…