Author: Erik Cooper

My Day with the Afar

Posted by Erik Cooper | Nov 1, 2018 | Missions, Resources |

This suburban boy from middle America just spent a day in the middle of nowhere. If you...

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How Much Are You Paying For That Free Gift?

Posted by Erik Cooper | Oct 30, 2018 | Faith and Work, Resources |

Chuck E. Cheese is a casino for kids. Debate me if you want, but I firmly believe the trail of...

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The Legend of Dolfi

Posted by Erik Cooper | Oct 18, 2018 | Missions, Resources |

A white woman from Wisconsin, who in her own words was “all dry-cleaning and catered lunches,”...

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What if Your Success is Anonymous?

Posted by Erik Cooper | Oct 11, 2018 | Faith and Work, Resources |

A few years back, I sat in my car outside our neighborhood Walmart and wrote myself an email. Some...

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Vulnerability Is Trendy, But Have We Gone Too Far?

Posted by Erik Cooper | Oct 4, 2018 | Faith and Work, Resources |

My wife has an obsession with that bagged ice you buy from the large freezers outside gas station...

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