Writing Through Grief
Losing a loved one can be devastating. Even knowing the person is in a better place may not help you cope with the pain and suffering. When I lost my mother to cancer, she was 47 and I was … Continue reading →
Losing a loved one can be devastating. Even knowing the person is in a better place may not help you cope with the pain and suffering. When I lost my mother to cancer, she was 47 and I was … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago Mindy Baker posted a book review about a new picture book by Amy Houts titled God’s Protection Covers Me. I also had the privilege of reading and endorsing this adorable book that reminds little ones how … Continue reading →
Children want to feel they belong. As a family shows acceptance of the individual child, he or she develops a sense of belonging. Comparing one child to another makes a child feel left out and as though they do not measure … Continue reading →
I love, love, love this sign outside a local nursery! I had to stop by and get a photo—and flowers too. The sentiment on the sign expresses exactly what I have been thinking about on this Memorial Day weekend. And … Continue reading →
I had the pleasure of reading and endorsing Eat Your Ps by William Carter, Jr. This book is part memoir, part devotional, and part educational (if you want to learn more about peas!). But more than that, it’s an irresistible … Continue reading →
Janine di Giovanni once said, “Easter is meant to be a symbol of hope, renewal, and new life.” As a reporter who spent decades covering conflicts in the Middle East, she may have a different idea of how meaningful that … Continue reading →