By Marlene Fischer From Generation to Generation
The other day I noticed that my middle son was wearing his late grandfather’s Chai necklace. He wears the Chai…
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By Sue Harrison The Grandmother Chronicles: Flat Stanley
The idea that I might someday become a grandmother didn’t hit me until I was in my mid-forties and our…
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By Christine Carter Thoughts on Middle School and The World
Last week, my daughter's middle school had 66 suspensions. In one week. And one arrest. I found out when she…
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By Trina Harger Latin Words, Recycling Bins, and Singing Songs
Lex orandi est lex credendi. "Oh, I'm sorry. What did you just say?" Worship leads to belief. And our belief…
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By Kimberly Campbell Surgeries, Dinosaurs, and Teaching My Heart to Trust
Sometimes things come out of my mouth, but my heart is screaming something totally different. I remember standing up from…
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By Kathy Rau It’s OK If We Don’t Have The Same Beliefs – I Still Respect you
Religion has always been present in my life. As a child, my family attended a small church (in a building…
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By Kara Stevens My Parents are Gently Aging
My dad walks more hunched over. My mom’s cough rattles a little more than it used to. Although it has…
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By Maralee Bradley If You Can’t Be Content
I always knew God created me to mother children. I knew it the same way I knew I had blue…
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By Marisa Ulrich Delicacy Blooms in the Shade of the Son
Ever notice those little flowers that spring up close to the house, very nearly hugging the walls? We get tiny…
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By Annie Mcgarr We Didn’t Give Up On Our Marriage
We were young when we met. Barely 18 and ready to grow up. We moved into together right away and…
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By Her View From Home This Young Man Was Told He Would Never Walk Again – What Happened Next Left Everyone In Tears
By Shirley Kennedy Gouldie I have been blessed with a daughter and son-in-law who have been Godly parents, raising all…
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By Holly Mthethwa When it feels like all you’re doing is fighting—for health, happiness, or hope
Sometimes, we’re sick. We’re physically sick, emotionally sick, or plain sick and tired of the same issues, the same drama,…
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