Dear friends,
We send heartfelt appreciation to all of you, our subscribers, for your support this year. It’s been a very challenging season in many ways.
Earlier this year, we faced deep uncertainty, which led me to take a position at a new college (you can read more about that here). Pamela and I will always be grateful for the encouragement—and the financial help—many of you provided during that time.
God graciously provided an exciting opportunity in the eleventh hour, but it has come with profound challenges: this year, I’m living in Nebraska, while my family remains about 1,000 miles away in Tennessee. Such a quick transition for a family of seven was not logistically possible, and it is also our youngest daughter’s senior year in high school. Maintaining both our home and an apartment has placed significant emotional and financial strain on us. Our gifts to each other this Christmas will be cherished hours together. I leave next week to travel home to my family, whom I haven’t seen in person in over three months. I’m deeply thankful for the upcoming time together, even as it’s bittersweet knowing we’ll part again until summer.
How Faith on View is growing
Despite Google algorithm changes impacting traffic (as they have for many websites), Faith on View appears to be in a healthy, growing position:
• Faith on View Daily (our flagship newsletter) has grown nearly 50% in the last four months.
• Our Essays newsletter is now about twice as large as it was at the start of the year and publishes on a regular schedule.
• Whispers of Grace (our newest newsletter) is a weekly devotional reflection, which we plan to increase in frequency in 2026. Readers seem to enjoy it—and I’ve benefited personally from writing it.
A simple way to help
In 2024, we paid out of pocket to run Faith on View. This year, Faith on View grew enough to cover its own expenses. We hope 2026 will be the year we begin to be compensated for the thousands of hours invested over the years—especially if it means Pamela can dedicate her time to Faith on View rather than having to search for a job, or work multiple jobs as she is now, once the family moves. We have plenty of work and plans for the future!
• Please prayerfully consider supporting Faith on View. We’re committed to keeping our content free (no paywalls), which means we rely on generous readers and sponsors to sustain it.
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Thank you all for a wonderful 2025! We pray you have meaningful holidays. Thank you again for your support, in whatever form you provide it, and we wish you all a happy holiday season!
We look forward to continuing to share with you in 2026.
In Christ,
Rondall and Pamela Reynoso
FOV Holiday break & email schedule
At Faith on View, we take a holiday-season break to spend time with family. We especially need it this year.
• No newsletters will publish from Monday, Dec. 22, through Jan. 4, 2026.
“Top 10 Countdown” emails
During the break, we’ll still send our annual countdown of top essays, news articles, and more (#10 to #1):
• Sent daily: Dec. 22 – Jan. 1 (excluding Christmas)
• No newsletters will be sent on: Christmas; Jan. 2 – Jan. 4
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