So Much of the Work of Parenting is Unseen
As moms, we hear a lot about supporting each other as women. And being good friends. But sometimes, I think…
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kindness
By Tori Reeves Give Me the Kind Eyes of a Child
My daughter will be one in a matter of days, and she has the most beautiful eyes I have ever…
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By Sarah Philpott Farmers Show Us How To Love Your Neighbor Well
Just a few miles down the road from our farm is a dairy farm. Just like us, they sell beef.…
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By Winnie Munroe We Don’t Have To Agree To Love Each Other Well
We're going back to normal. We're experiencing the worst wave yet. It's hard to hold the conflicting headlines and new…
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Treat Others Gently, Because Some Wounds Are Invisible
“Be kind, you have no idea what he is going through,” I whispered gently to my boyfriend Chris as we…
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By Jenny Rapson Small Town Honors Its Only UPS Driver and the Tears Start Flowing
Dauphin, Pennsylvania is a small town of around 800 residents. It's the kind of small town where you have zero…
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By Kyle Means How I Got a Grip on My Anger and Stopped Yelling at My Kids
Does this scenario sound familiar? You hear two of your kids in the other room starting to bicker. It starts…
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Texas Couple Takes in Grocery Delivery Driver For 5 Days During Epic Storm
Last week, like most of the country, we had a big old snowstorm in Ohio. But, as we are used…
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By Jacalyn Wetzel Every Student Deserves a Principal Darby: Meet the Man Working Nights at Walmart To Help His Students
Every day we wake up in this brand new year, it’s been a mixed bag. Never really knowing what we…
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By Jennifer Vail Please Keep Giving To Angel Tree Children Like Me
The posts go around shortly after Christmas: Some neighbor or friend has just witnessed a person making a massive amount…
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By Tynea Lewis The Mean Kid is Probably Hurting
My sweet child, Kids can be mean. I hate that you know that reality. I hate that I can’t protect…
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By Lesley Butterfield Sometimes God Works the Drive-Thru
It all started with an advertisement for a drive-thru, hot, fresh meal. Free. Courtesy of a local church. The kids…
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