Many families enjoy studying the Jewish traditions found in the Old Testament as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of Jesus in the New Testament. Part of understanding the background behind the Jewish feasts is becoming familiar with the … Continue reading →
Children have many demands on their time. Communities offer multiple opportunities to participate in sports, theater, art, and other enriching programs. Take it from a mom whose children hosted a full calendar, you need foresight before diving into things. Balance … Continue reading →
When I first watched my extended family playing Pac-Man, Frogger, and Nintendo games in the 1980s, I never dreamed video games would become such an obsession. The first time I saw one of these games, I noticed how my family … Continue reading →
Last month I featured two resources that are helpful for children’s writers—The Children’s Writer’s Word Book and Writing Picture Books. Today I am featuring two more fabulous resources by our own CCA contributor—Nancy I. Sanders. Nancy is a bestselling, award-winning … Continue reading →
We often hear of the works of foreign missions both now and in earlier times, their bravery and hardships but what about home missions?
Continue reading →Lately I’ve been researching ancient history. I’ve explored timelines and primary sources and poems and cuneiform tablets. It’s fun!
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