By Shannon Shpak The Fragile Heart of Grief
I started planting roses, and for a few years, it was this peaceful respite that I looked forward to each…
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There’s a Drawing on My Refrigerator Where Only Dreams Used to Be
There's a drawing on my refrigerator in the place that was once used as the “command center” of all the…
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By Kelley Spencer Clinging to Hope in the Darkness
“It hurts so bad, Mom. Help me.” I can still hear my son’s desperate cries of agony echoing in my…
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By Megan Hogg The Smell of Dreft and Hope
My husband and I sink onto our living room couch at the end of the day, cocooned within distant, sound-machine…
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To the Woman Who Doubts She Can: Hold On
I know someone needs to hear this. I need to hear this. It’s a simple two-word phrase: hold on. You…
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By Sue Volikas The Adoption Community Breathes Hope Into the Hard Places
When we started our adoption journey, there were endless phone calls and paperwork between the home study agency, the adoption…
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By Liz Newman Hope Can Grow in the Dark Soil of Grief
After losing my dad, I received a very generous gift from some of my friends. It was a kit for…
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By Chelsea Ohlemiller The Last Act of Love is Hope
She didn’t look sick. She didn’t look like she was dying. She didn’t look like she was slipping to eternity…
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By Courtney Kelley Jesus is Our Only Hope
One of the most important things I have learned on my faith journey is He is our only true source…
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By Jennifer Toscano Keep Clinging To Christ
I see you, dear one. I see you, and I understand you. I understand the feelings of being lonely. I…
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By Victoria Van Vlear A Rainbow Baby Delivers Hope and Heartache
On May 28, 2019, my husband and I lost our firstborn daughter Faith to stillbirth. I’m now pregnant with what…
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By Laura Gaston Dear Tired Woman, There’s Hope Yet
My dearest tired woman, I see you. I see you staring at your reflection. Your face is lined with age,…
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