Category: Death and Loss
A New Perspective For Mother’s Day: Having a Mary Attitude
Mother’s Day can look completely different in blended families; maybe even a little awkward at times. It’s so easy to allow our thoughts to start drifting and the next thing we know we are comparing our Mother’s Day to someone else’s Mother’s Day. Before long we are feeling defeated and just plain different. We might even feel like it’s not fair
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Comforted to Comfort: How To Parent Well, After The Loss of A Spouse
When my first wife died, I was determined to get through it in such a way that I would be able to also help my two children through it. My son was 3 ½ and my daughter was 1 ½ at the time. I knew it was the start of a lifelong journey of learning what to do with our grief.
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Open My Eyes: How To See Beyond the Pain
2 Kings 6:17 “ Then Elisha prayed and said, O Lord, please open his eyes that he may see. So the...
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Why Its Important to Date Our Kids and Ideas to Get you Started
Nearly two years ago I took a vow in front of friends and family to love and respect my husband,...
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What to do when the “ours” baby starts asking questions!
About a year ago I had a surprising conversation with one of my “Ours” babies. Now I don’t...
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The Unexpected Life Lessons We Learned Through Adoption
When someone learns that our oldest son is adopted, they will often respond by saying, “Wow, he is...
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Losing My Mom At Age 10 by Kristina Fucci
In a perfect world, childhood is a time of joyful innocence, brimming with activity, warmth from...
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2019 Marriage Conference
Save the Date – October 5, 2019
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