Carol McAdams Moore has written some great devotional books for preteens and talked about the importance of devotions in her May 16 blog. In her January 10 blog of this year, Carol talked about establishing devotional routines with children. I … Continue reading →
On May 4, 2015, the Associated Press ran an article titled, “Slain Pennsylvania Trooper’s Parents Forgive Alleged Killer Eric Frein.” Cpl. Bryon Dickson II was killed and Trooper Alex Douglass was critically injured by the alleged gunman, an anti-government survivalist, who led … Continue reading →
Sometimes an author gets to hear how a book she wrote impacted a child’s life. This is one of those stories! Tim and Amy Dunn serve the church I’m part of, and Tim is a varsity football coach in our … Continue reading →
In some parts of the country children are coming down with chicken pox and measles—childhood diseases which were almost unheard of until recently. These contagious diseases have resurfaced because some parents are choosing not to immunize their children. I am … Continue reading →
After spending time with out-of-state children and grandchildren, I often think about this statement from psychologist, counselor, and author Mary Pipher in the chapter on grandparents in her book Another Country: “The longer I work with families, the more I … Continue reading →
One of my favorite activities with my kids was reading books together. One of the reasons I enjoyed it was that I could sit! Moms are busy and often on their feet. Having some moments to sit and read for … Continue reading →