Even 2020 Can’t Take Away the Love We Have in Our Hearts This Season
It’s been hard to place my feelings lately. Until today, I didn’t know what to call it, this odd mix…
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By Emily Finke You May Not Have a Baby Book, But You Have My Heart Forever
As I put away paperwork from your 2-year doctor visit, I stare into the drawer and see your baby book.…
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By HVFH Contributor Caring For a Foster Child Means Loving His Little Red Bear, Too
At first glance, one might look at this bear and think it’s time to toss it out. It’s tattered. It’s…
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By Anna Kettle We Need Real Connection Now More Than Ever
I love the idea of Biblical hospitality, but usually, when I say I would love to have people over more…
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By Jennifer Bailey Our Marriage Looks Different Than it Did One Year Ago (Thanks, 2020)
When the pandemic was gaining speed and quarantine was approaching I was overly optimistic for the forced quality time my…
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By Her View From Home Years Ago, I Was the Child Who Opened a Christmas Shoebox—And it Changed My Life
Editor's note: This story was written by Izabella McMillon. Izabella received an Operation Christmas Child Shoebox when she was a…
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By Brianna Forsman God is There Through it All
He's there, mama. He’s there in the disappointment. When you are sitting on the cold tile floor with yet another…
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By Rachel Weidner My Son Holds My Heart
This necklace has rested over my heart for almost a year now, and in that time it's come to symbolize…
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Dear Foster Child, I’m Staying
Dear foster daughter, Thank you. Thank you for allowing me to see how you feel, even when it’s hard. For…
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By Stephanie Holbrook I Need My Husband
One of my girlfriends posted that she was stranded at a local drive-thru and believed her battery needed a jumpstart.…
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By Beth Sickel The Church Does Not Have To Look Like Us For Us To Belong
I will not forget the year my daughter was three, and we were visiting family for the holidays. The wind,…
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By Jennifer Thompson The Most Powerful Words in Our Marriage Are “I’m Sorry”
Today, my husband and I went to pick up our groceries. It was a 30-minute drive from where we are…
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