Get Started Taking Control Over Your Chaos! By Myckelle Williams 05/15/2013 As a mother of 6 children, along with business owner, wife, and ministry program coordinator, I know that time is something that often very limited. It seems as if there is not enough time in the day to coordinate all of the things that you have going on. Often times, [...]
Moving from Mommy to Mother By Kairis Chiaji 05/01/2013 In an instant my entire being was consumed. I thought I knew what love was. I truly loved his father unconditionally. But this, this was something so big my mind could hardly contain it. Suddenly, I had an inkling of the heart it took to “sacrifice His only Begotten Son.” Now [...]
Healthy Conflict Resolution for Blended Families By Katrina Smith 5/1/2013 One of the challenges that my husband and I had as a newly blended family was facing the “elephants in the room.” You know, when one of our children’s feelings were hurt or they were mad at someone, they would walk in the room not speaking to anyone. Then there [...]
How to Have Affordable Family Fun Time By Tanisha Mackin 04/15/2013 Summertime is quickly approaching, and the kids will soon be out of school and vacations will be taken. It is very important to have that family time, because vacations are a great way to forget your job issues, school, bills, etc. Besides, there is no better time to have an [...]
Standing in the Gap for Somebody Else’s Child By Kairis Joy Colter Burt 04/15/2013 It happens by choice as often as not. The responsibility can be for a few months or it can be for a lifetime. Foster-, step-, grand-, adoptive and more– there are many ways to enter parenting without the child in your care being your direct [...]
Five Tips that Will Help You Bring in that Extra Cash By Keshia Smith 04/15/2013 Want some extra money for the summer? It’s time to start looking for a summer job! There are plenty of workplaces that are willing to take teens up on their request for employment. Some good places for teens to start looking would be retail, summer [...]
Breaking the Chains of Generational Spiritual Poverty By Cindy Lumpkin May 10, 2012 I had my first “educational” enlightening experience in my college freshmen year. I had been introduced to the term ‘cultural poverty’ via Sociology 101. From what I learned of the term, it was that certain poor people passed down poverty to their children. They passed it [...]
So You’re Considering Educating at Home – Now What? By Nancy Paul 5/1/2012 I am a homeschooling mom to six children ages 3-11. We are finishing up our fifth year of home education and will continue into the foreseeable future. I am no expert, but I do have some practical advice I can share based on my own experience. [...]
Should Christian Parents Tell the Easter Bunny to Take a Hike? By: Cindy Lumpkin April 01, 2012 As a little girl I looked forward to the month of April for three reasons: spring break, a new white dress for Easter Sunday, and the Easter Egg Hunt that followed church service. Don’t judge me…I was a product of tradition. To [...]
Learning To Filter Through All Of The Challenges While Dating By Katrina Smith April 9th, 2012 As my first wedding anniversary approaches, I can’t help but to think over my life about how I finally found the man that brings me so much joy and happiness after going through so much pain and heartbreak. Before I married, I was a single [...]
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