Sister Vicki Bergkamp, a Kansas native, is the Adorers’ U.S. Regional Leader. A vowed member of the community for 55 years, she has been a grade school and high school math teacher, a management science instructor, business professor, and department chair at Newman University and dean of the College of Adult and Professional Studies at Friends University, both in Wichita. For her community, she directs investments and has served as Regional Treasurer.
Sister Vicki Bergkamp, a Kansas native, is the Adorers’ U.S. Regional Leader. A vowed member of the community for 55 years, she has been a grade school and high school math teacher, a management science instructor, business professor, and department chair at Newman University and dean of the College of Adult and Professional Studies at Friends University, both in Wichita. For her community, she directs investments and has served as Regional Treasurer.
Late summer and well into fall there is that experience of the abundance that comes with the season of harvest. Recently I have seen pictures of people sharing their harvest. Tables and chairs covered with tomatoes, peppers, and squash waiting to be shared! It is a beautiful sight, a wonderful reminder of abundance in our lives.
Life will never go back to the way it was before. We may go back to some activities, but we will be different people. Who we are, how we relate, what is important, what we hope for, and how we think about things have all changed. Here are 5 Things I Hope for 2021.
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The shepherds of the Christmas story have always fascinated me. I lived on a farm and liked to be outside, so I knew that one… Read More »Shepherds Among Us
Today is a holy day of remembrance. Many days we remember these women, but today we do it with the Church in a formal way.… Read More »In Honor of Those We’ve Lost
Mysteries have a significant role in our lives. The Easter season calls us to consider one of our most profound mysteries, that death leads to… Read More »Living With and In Mystery