What does it mean to young children when they hear adults say, “Our prayers have been answered”? I can hear it now. The conversation might sound like this: “When we pray,” you say, “we are talking to God.” “When you … Continue reading →
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these…you did for me.” Matthew 25:40 Recently my six year old brought this verse home from Sunday school to memorize for her weekly assignment and it is one of my favorites. … Continue reading →
Any mother who has more than one child who can talk has heard these words: “It’s my turn!” It’s a phrase children learn very quickly. When babies are born they are totally helpless, and they are dependent on others to feed, clothe, and care for … Continue reading →
My mother and her twin brother will turn 94 in about three weeks. With the way people live have changed so much in those 94 years, it is a wonder their heads aren’t spinning. Children today know so little about … Continue reading →
Project Overview: This project is best for children who are able to write and requires paper and decorating materials. The coupon book – an oldie but a goody when it comes to gift ideas that children can make themselves. With Mother’s Day … Continue reading →
Alongside the adventures of Dick and Jane and a dog named Spot, I grew up reading the Christian version, with renamed characters, Tommy and Sally. The publisher added Mommy, Daddy, and Baby but decidedly kept the dog named Spot. I barely salvaged one … Continue reading →