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Give Poor Mama a Break!

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 20, 2016 by Dawn AldrichJanuary 5, 2016

The past few weeks I’ve relived my child-rearing years as my daughter and her young family have lived with us while awaiting the closing on their new home. With a toddler and newborn in the home, I’ve felt like time … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement | Tagged child-rearing, mommy breaks, parenting | 7 Replies

Redirection

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 19, 2016 by Crystal BowmanJanuary 19, 2016

I enjoy teaching at writers’ conferences. It gives me a chance to meet some talented writers and share some of the things I’ve learned during my two decades in the world of publishing. One of the concerns I hear over … Continue reading →

Posted in Book and Media Reviews, Encouragement, Life changes, Spiritual Growth, Writing | Tagged Christian Children's Authors, Christian Children's Authors Blog, christian living, God's plan for our lives, God's Word | 3 Replies

How Do You Handle Disappointment?

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 18, 2016 by Ava PenningtonDecember 23, 2015

New year. New possibilities. Good thing, too, because many of us look back on various events in the old year and say, “Good riddance!” Still, despite the many “Happy New Year” greetings and wishes we exchanged just a few weeks … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement, Spiritual Growth | Tagged Ava Pennington, God's attributes | 2 Replies

Believe in Your Project

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 14, 2016 by Linda McQuinn CarlblomJune 11, 2016

Last week was very eventful in my little corner of the world. My husband and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary. That’s a big deal. The very same day, I was awarded a book contract from Armonia Publishing for my … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement, Reading/Christian Literacy, Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged believe, book contract, God's timing, perseverance, preteen reading, projects, Writing | 9 Replies

Legacies and Children: Faith to Endure

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 12, 2016 by Bonnie RoseJune 8, 2016

The thing that I dislike the most about Christmas is that it must end. For days, weeks, even months beforehand, the sense of anticipation and joy grew. Surprises were planned and memories dusted off and removed from their boxes. Favorite … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement, Family Life | Tagged Christmas, Laura Ingalls Wilder, legacies | 3 Replies

Using the Senses to Learn God’s Word

Christian Children's Authors Posted on January 9, 2016 by Carol McAdams MooreJanuary 9, 2016

I love learning activities that involve the whole child! An experience that involves seeing, hearing, tasting, touching, and even smelling is much more likely to stick with a little one than simply hearing about it. Learning through all the senses is … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible Literacy, Book and Media Reviews, Devotions, Family Activities, Memory Maker, Parenting, Youth and Children's Ministry | Tagged Diane Stortz, Say and Pray Bible, Sensory learning activities, Story of Noah, Teaching Bible stories to young children | 2 Replies

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