In my last post about foster care I finished with these words: ‘The untold stories of children in care break my heart. But they must break Christ’s even more. And this is why we who follow him need to respond … Continue reading →
March is National Reading Month. It is a time of celebration for book lovers. Although, truthfully, book lovers don’t need the calendar to encourage them to read. Some tweens, on the other hand, are not so thrilled to be in … Continue reading →
A couple of weeks ago, I went into the hospital for routine surgery. I had told all my clients that I would be out for a few days, but that I should be back in action quickly. That was the … Continue reading →
If you look in the archives of previous posts you can read a book review on Basil Bear and the Honey Jar Disaster. This book launched a new picture book series by Dr. Connie Palm, published by Gospel Publishing Mission. The … Continue reading →
Quick – what’s the last earworm you experienced? If you don’t know what an earworm is, it’s a catchy tune or song that continually repeats itself in your mind long after you last heard it. Music has a powerful influence, … Continue reading →
What do you think of when you hear the words children’s bedtime stories? For generations, parents have been tucking their children into bed with a bedtime story. Some of those stories are make-believe, perhaps even a spontaneous creation. Other bedtime … Continue reading →