The Good List
During the past six months it has felt like we have lost some of our freedoms. Though the cause is for health and safety reasons, it still feels like we are being deprived of things we love. I miss going … Continue reading →
A “Fourth Man” on the Journey–Lessons from Ernest Shackleton and other Survival Tales
Schools are back in session, sort of. As I write this, I’m deep in the throes of online professional development to prepare for the remote fall classes in my elementary school and a new role in the school. To be … Continue reading →
Book Review: Cuddle-Up Prayers
Cuddle Up Prayers By Michelle Medlock Adams, Art by Mernie Gallagher-Cole Is your child feeling sad? Are they happy? Or feeling thankful? Then it’s the perfect time to talk with God about how they feel…and this adorable book helps them … Continue reading →
Picturing God, by Ruth Goring: A Book Review
I don’t know about you, but when I was growing up, I pictured God as a white-haired old man with a beard. To me, God was always male, unapproachable, and a little scary. If only I’d owned a beautiful book … Continue reading →
Links to Help You Navigate the New School Year
Fall makes me nostalgic. It’s a time when I begin reminiscing, even for a moment, my ten years of home-educating our son and daughter. I enjoyed immensely the process of choosing curricula and filling out my teacher’s lesson plan book … Continue reading →
Do You Have A Plan on How to Raise Your Children?
We plan for many things. We plan where we will go on vacation, what college we will attend, and how we will invest our income to secure our future. Understanding that the most important resource is our children, we need … Continue reading →