Everyone loves babies. They know where they’ve come from and they know to whom they belong: Infinite Love.
Children ooze with love and knowledge of God. It’s up to us to notice. Read Post »
All of the snippets of scripture that we hear in worship and sing in hymns “count” in my children’s Christian education.
My children are hearing the Bible in worship, camp and Sunday School. It all counts! Read Post »
In my search for great books about faith, I’ve found some really wonderful ones.
Building Your Child’s Faith Library Read Post »
Your screaming toddler just might save your soul.
Parenting refines the soul. That’s not pleasant. Read Post »
Mary Magdalene proclaimed to the Apostles and to the world the work of the risen Christ in her life.
The Feast of St. Mary Magdalene reminds me of the strong women who shaped my life. Read Post »
My daughter would start with the memorized prayer, then go “off script” and talk to God. She learned to pray.
My daughters are learning to pray–beginning with Grace. Read Post »
Concentrated time with Jesus and a faithful, beloved community such as the ones formed at camp are important for all of us.
It turns out, church summer camp changed my life. Read Post »
My daughter is learning to trust her sense of herself and her vocation. So am I.
I’m still learning to see my adult child with eyes of faith. Read Post »
I started to very intentionally work prayer into our daily conversation in ways that didn’t feel forced or hokey.
Intentionally authentic: shared prayer with my girls Read Post »
From fast and simple to involved and edifying, five ways to celebrate Pentecost at home.
Thinking ahead to Pentecost: Five Ways to Celebrate Read Post »