Colanders, Kitchen Sink Sprayers, and Baptism
Sometimes even a colander with water-filled holes can help kids understand that they are dearly loved and claimed by God.
Colanders, Kitchen Sink Sprayers, and Baptism Read Post »
Sometimes even a colander with water-filled holes can help kids understand that they are dearly loved and claimed by God.
Colanders, Kitchen Sink Sprayers, and Baptism Read Post »
Angels are integral to the story of salvation presented in Scripture. What do they mean to us today?
Angels, Our Mysterious Companions Read Post »
My relationship with my grandparents planted some of the seeds for my adult conversion to Christianity.
I was a grandkid who didn’t go to church. Here’s what mattered. Read Post »
It helps to remember: we are all the Body of Christ, and the hem of his garment.
My grandkids don’t go to church. What can I do? Read Post »
One of the fundamentals of our faith is that we believe God created the world. God created for six days,
Working on Not Working on the Sabbath Read Post »
My travel prayer altar has helped keep me more spiritually centered, grounded, patient, and grateful on family vacations and at conferences.
A traveling prayer altar helps me stay centered. Read Post »
Terrorism teaches us to fear the stranger. But our faith calls us to love.
We Met A Stranger on the Road Read Post »
An interview with one of the co-authors of the Meet the Saints Family Storybook and Facilitator Guide (available as a free download!).
Preparing to celebrate St Mary Magdalene (and many more) Read Post »
Icons have become part of my faith journey over the years. They can speak to the children among us as well.
Jesus speaks to us and to our kids: more about icons Read Post »
What do you do when you feel empty, and the voice in your head is completely silent?
When It’s Time to Wait Read Post »