Cal Lord is a journalist based in Westerly, Rhode Island. He writes for The Westerly Sun and his work has also appeared in The Bulletin in Norwich, Connecticut. Cal's articles focus on faith and spirituality, providing readers with insights and reflections on living a meaningful and purposeful life.
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Cal Lord's coverage is centered around faith, spirituality, and community involvement. He frequently includes expert commentary in his articles and covers local events. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights from respected figures within the religious or spiritual communities on topics related to faith, guardian angels, helping others, and spiritual practices.
As he focuses on local content in Rhode Island/Westerly area with a strong emphasis on culture & society as well as family & relationships themes it would be beneficial to provide information that pertains specifically to these areas while also incorporating relevant expert opinions.
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‘Hello Cal, my name is Lola,” she said. It is rare for me to answer the phone when I don’t recognize the number. It was a Florida exchange. What was
In the summer of 1979 I was hired to work at The Universal, a small grocery store in Storrs, Conn. It wasn’t my first job. When I was 15 years
Max Lucado’s inspirational calendar sits on the desk in my office. Each day it offers a word of hope for the living of our lives. The other day it read,
While visiting my daughter on the Cape last weekend, I decided to take a walk before dinner. She lives in a beautiful Cape Cod-style home on a corner lot in
As I was driving through Watch Hill, Rhode Island, I noticed some landscapers trimming the hedges on one of the estates. They made it look easy. Using plumb lines and
‘Judge not!” We’ve all heard it. It is in the Bible. Yet, we all do it. We make snap judgments based on the color of one’s skin, their sex, their
Death is life’s greatest enemy. That’s why I hate it. When you come face to face with the death of someone you love, it sticks with you forever. It changes
Everybody needs a Norm in their life. Do you remember the lovable lush in the television sitcom, Cheers? Whenever he entered the bar, where everybody knew your name, the crowd
We stood there in the middle of one of the largest shopping malls in New England. We wanted to find the Huntington Street exit. It is easy to get turned
The bumper sticker read, “Slow Down for Work Zones.” I wouldn’t have noticed it except for the fact that I had just seen an orange sign alerting me to the
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