When You Feel Small
As fall approaches and new Bible studies begin, I wanted to repost this piece that includes a look back at a Bible study group that has meant so much to me. Do you ever wonder if your mothering matters? If … Continue reading →
Teaching Children to Welcome a New Sibling
The sweet newborn in the picture is our grandson, Titus, who is now three-and-a-half. The children are my daughter’s and her husband’s, who are absolutely the best at integrating a new baby into the family. Since this picture, they’ve added … Continue reading →
A strong defense of Christian faith through Grace – for teens and reluctant readers
A Case for Grace – Student Edition: A Journalist Explores the Evidence of Transformed Lives Author: Lee Strobel 132 pages Language: English ISBN 13: 978-0-310-73657-8 List price: $9.99 Reviewed By: Janice D. Green Rating: In The Case for Grace, author Lee … Continue reading →
Finding Great Books for Christian Kids
The Internet is full of pictures of families getting ready for back-to-school. Backpacks and home school rooms are well-stocked with pencils, notebooks, markers, and rulers. There is one thing to be added to the list: books. Choosing great books for … Continue reading →
How to Fit Volunteering in to Your Busy Schedule
I’ve been very blessed to volunteer for wonderful organizations throughout the years. Realizing that the Bible calls us to be good and faithful servants, sometimes volunteering can be tough to fit into our busy schedules. I know I’ve certainly found … Continue reading →
Boredom is Okay
In the 1970’s summer vacation meant: staying up late, sleeping late, beach bumming, Bible camp, and eating ice cream…lots and lots of ice cream. If we were bored, our mothers would offer us plenty of chores or look over their … Continue reading →