The hope of restoration.
Several years ago I purchased an tatty old My Child Doll on eBay. She had a broken eye, a stained body, knotty hair and a scuffed face. The photos here are very low quality, but I think you get the … Continue reading →
Memorial Day Thank You
Thank you to the grandparents and parents who have served and sacrificed for our country!
Continue reading →Praising Kids Right
A version of this post first appeared on DianeStortz.com. We speak thousands of words in a day. With many of them, we try to encourage a positive self-image in our children or grandchildren: “Good job, buddy” when he successfully builds … Continue reading →
When Fear Overtakes
It was just a simple misunderstanding, but even after it had been cleared up, it took my heart a little time to relax and my mind to slow down enough that I could drift off to sleep. The wee hours … Continue reading →
Free Men of the Bible Coloring Book
I love the story of Nehemiah. His heart broke for his homeland, and he took it to God in prayer. His steps were preceded by prayer and seeking God’s will. When threats came, he dealt with them head-on, and when discouragement … Continue reading →
Activities for the Long Ride on Summer Vacation
By Janice D. Green Is your family preparing for a trip when school lets out for the summer? Do memories of your children’s comments like “Are we almost there yet?” “How many more miles?” or “Sammy is looking at me!” … Continue reading →