Finding Joy in the Pain
Finding joy in the hard places; chronic pain
Finding Joy in the Pain Read MoreJust Holding it Together
Finding joy in the hard places; chronic pain
Finding Joy in the Pain Read MoreMother’s Day is upon us. It’s not a great day for some of us. I pray that God will heal your heart from the pain you feel.
When the time is right, you might consider mentoring a girl or woman that can benefit from your experience. Here’s a post from my sister, Kandy Chimento on her experience.
The term ‘Native American’ covers a broad range of cultures, traditions, and languages. It’s kind of like saying ‘European.’ Not everyone in Europe belongs to the same nation, speaks the same language, or shares the same culture or religion. And just like with Europeans, some Native Americans don’t mind the moniker ‘Indian,’ but others find it offensive. When in doubt, ask.
7 Things Native Americans Want You to Know About Native American Heritage Month Read MorePlease welcome, Meghan J. Villatoro as our guest writer this week as she shares about Hispanic Heritage Month! Meghan is a Marriage Blogger and Podcaster at RestoreAmor.com. She pairs her …
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month – Legacy Link-up Read MoreI learned something new today. With all my education and then homeschooling my own children, I had never heard of Sarah Hale.
Sarah Hale & our National Thanksgiving Holiday Read MoreAdoption made me a momma, so my legacy was changed. And, of course, my kids’ legacy was changed when we brought them into our family and received paperwork that said they officially belonged to us.
Adoption Changed My Legacy & the Legacy LinkUp Read MoreAdoption makes it possible for every child to have a different legacy.
A Different Legacy ~ Adoption Read MoreIf you could go back in time and talk with anyone, with whom would you talk?
If I Had Lunch With C.S. Lewis Read MoreLEgacy of Love, Father’s Day post, Legacy Linkup
The Greatest Legacy: A Father’s Love Read MoreI believe the most important thing to leave behind is not cash and property. These things do not last. But the spiritual legacy we leave lasts forever.
Celebrating Men and Their Legacy Read More