If anyone knows about a pot of gold and rainbow, it is Little Pot. After all, in the story, the potter allows it to be a coin pot. While Little Pot holds coins, it feels very rich and believes that … Continue reading →
I’ve got some exciting news for children’s writers! Karen Whiting is teaching an online Master Class on how to write devotions for kids, teens, families and adults! Devotions are hot. Devotions are in. Devotions are one of the best kept … Continue reading →
The blog post “New Year Fresh Start” by Mindy Baker on this Blog put the Children Bible in a highlight. If you missed that one check it out here: https://bit.ly/3rTWBqI I want to second that Bible! Check it out here: … Continue reading →
As I declutter to prepare for our impending move, there are a few books I can’t bear to part with. Two I read through twice during my teens and twenties. Four I planned to read while I was a young … Continue reading →
Aren’t sheep the best—with their woolly fleeces, sweet faces, and quiet personalities? These gentle animals often make us think of green pastures, bucolic scenes, and a slower pace of life. Indeed, when I first visited the English Lake District, I … Continue reading →
As I write tonight, it seems the entire world is in upheaval. Whether the children in our lives know the details or are only aware of the concern the adults in their lives are feeling, it’s important that they know … Continue reading →
