Essays by Jim Luce

9/11 Reflection: Let Us Not Waste The Limited Number of Hours We Have Left

Orphans International Movement to Help Kids Around the World

Fleeing the Mob up a Haitian Mountain

My Pilgrimage Complete: Life Continues Like a Wheel

Living Purposefully in a Random Universe

With son Mathew in Jakarta after the Tsunami when

I was back-and-forth frequently to Aceh, Indonesia.

Will a Vow of Poverty Fill the Void In My Soul?

Fifty Lessons Learned from a Decade of Service in International Development

My First Trip to Haiti: Fear and Empowerment

Janusz Korczak Helped Inspire Me to Build Orphans International Worldwide

Essay: Busy Lives Crossing in Busy Airports – Dr. Jean Pape

Christmas 2006 Essay: Regrets of a Busy Man

Can We Change Perceptions? “The Obscenity of NGOs”

How Much Is Too Much? A Guide to Giving Your All, Literally

Helping Form Gay & Lesbian Support Group in Ohio in 1980

International Exchange Programs Are Life-Altering

Lectures

Addressing Phi Theta Kappa on Social Responsibility

Commencement Address at Legacy High School: ‘Why Not?’

See also  Jim Luce on Remembering

Remembering My Mother, Frances Dudley Alleman-Luce (1924 – 2001)

Remembering my Teenage Years with Dad and Luan in New Hampshire

Remembering My Battle Against Fundamentalists

Remembering Leila Hadley Luce: The Last of the Great Luces? (1928 – 2009)

Remembering my Friend and Mentor, Social Activist Betty Millard (1911-2010)

For the complete listing of thematic stories, see Jim Luce Writes .

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