Tonya Stoneman
Tonya Stoneman is a staff writer with In Touch Ministries of Canada.
A Work Of Grace
Shortly after September 11, 2001, the news media began airing coverage of Martin and Gracia Burnham, a missionary pilot and his wife, who were abducted by Muslim terrorists with ties to Osama Bin Laden. The Burnhams remained hostages of the Abu Sayyoaf for more than a year, struggling to overcome constant fear, illness, and near-starvation. [...] Read More >
Countering Consumerism
People who wear the latest tennis shoes are hipper and happier. A person doesn’t look right without wearing name-brand clothing. Beauty products make people beautiful. Are your children digesting messages like these as a part of their daily diets? Frequently, advertisements designed to entice consumers to spend money draw people into a self-critical, materialistic mindset. [...] Read More >
Making Enough Enough
Sometimes there seems to be too little of it to go around. Cash, that is. On any given day a hard-working person may battle traffic wars, struggle with co-workers, or endure long hours at the office without reward – all for a simple paycheck (often spent before it reaches the bank). If there is anything [...] Read More >