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Contributing Writer: Virginia Davidson Young Love strolls down the boardwalk hand in hand. Life is sweet and indescribable feelings of excitement crowd the sidewalk. Weeks, months, years pass, life (and 10 lbs) happens and the scheduling of dates falls by the wayside. The butterflies no longer visit when hands are held. The “lovin’ feeling” is …
Contributing Artist: Kathleen Ang-Dalseno James eloquently tells us that our tongue, though a small part of our body, is a powerful device. One encouraging word can inspire a person for life; one disparaging word can begin a chain of destruction. Jesus says that it is from the abundance of our hearts that we speak and …
Begin parenting with the end in mind. You walk into the room and you’re handed a maze. Unlike any other maze you have seen, this one ONLY has an end and a beginning no other lines to guide you to the goal. So immediately you think, “Weird, but this is going to be easy.” As you …
“For anyone in a parenting or teaching role, helping children learn responsibility is a key issue. From temper tantrums and attitude problems, to drugs and sex, learning limits and becoming responsible is a major part of growing up. Kids who haven’t learned these skills often struggle in: Relationships School Conduct Work Spirituality Morality As any …
Contributing Writer: Leslie Foster The Goldfish in the Room Once upon a time, God said it was not good for man to be alone. I would suggest that it is also not good for this woman to be alone. When I moved three states from home last fall, I braced myself for feeling alone, …
