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23 Dec To Those Who are Grieving This Christmas

Posted at 19:12h in Missional Living, Persevering in Trials by Laura Thomas 0 Comments
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I took the hand-made houses that my Grandmother cross-stitched with yarn out of the box as we began to place them on the mantle. It was her "Christmas village" - a delightful little community including a church, store, and homes that she would display each...

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20 Dec I want to be Imogene Herdman for Christmas.

Posted at 16:52h in Missional Living, Missional Mothering, Persevering in Trials by Molly Huggins 0 Comments
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I want to be Imogene Herdman for Christmas. In the past, I’ve always identified with Mary. We’ve been pregnant a lot around Christmas in the past decade. Pregnant, or grieving the loss of an unborn babe. I think of her physical feelings, and her discomfort. Her emotions...

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15 Dec A Gift You May Not Know You Need This Christmas

Posted at 17:20h in Missional Living, Spiritual Disciplines by Laura Thomas 1 Comment
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"You need a break - a chance to really get away and rest." My husband's words felt like refreshing water to my parched soul and yet I immediately began to state all the reasons why this was simply impossible: homeschooling the kids, regular commitments, and...

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08 Dec A Man Worth Following

Posted at 20:39h in Missional Living, News and Current Events by Laura Thomas 0 Comments
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I opened the news app on my phone to see the breaking news of yet another powerful leader who has been found guilty of sexual harassment in the workplace. I read the story and sighed with anger and sadness as I thought of the many...

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04 Dec Prepare him room

Posted at 06:00h in Missional Living, Spiritual Disciplines by Natalie Maki 0 Comments
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We’ve been moving out of my parents’ house and into our new home over the last three weeks and we are so thrilled to have our own space. However, as every adult knows, moving is not for the faint of heart. Moving reveals the unsearchable...

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01 Dec Teach us to Number our Days

Posted at 17:49h in Missional Living by Laura Thomas 1 Comment
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One of my good friends has in her living room a very large jar of marbles which are noticeable to anyone who enters her house. I remember when she got them I couldn't help but ask, "Why the marbles?" To which she responded, "They each...

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16 Nov The Life-Changing Magic of Picking Nits

Posted at 15:39h in Missional Living, Missional Mothering by Caroline Jarboe 0 Comments
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I was at work last Thursday when I received the call from the school that every parent dreads: My eight-year-old daughter had been discovered with nits in her hair, on suspicion of lice. Actually, she was not alone. A bunch of children in the class had...

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13 Nov A New Kind of Thankful

Posted at 05:21h in Missional Mothering, Spiritual Disciplines by Lydia Vogt 1 Comment
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Does Thanksgiving give anyone else "spiritual" anxiety? If I’m honest, reflecting on blessings is sometimes hard. Not because I have a shortage of things for which to be thankful, but because I’m never quite sure my heart is as thankful as it should be. Give two seconds' thought...

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09 Nov When I Say, “Me Too”

Posted at 01:40h in Missional Mothering, News and Current Events, Persevering in Trials, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Train Up a Child by Laura Thomas 0 Comments
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For those who are unaware, in mid-October, actress Alyssa Milano shared on Twitter: "Me too. Suggested by a friend: If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote "me too" as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude...

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06 Nov DEAR MAMA: KNOW THYSELF

Posted at 06:00h in Mission to the World, Missional Living, Missional Mothering by Natalie Maki 0 Comments
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I am six months pregnant and the mother of a precocious 2 ½ year old daughter. I am also a lawyer (sometimes), a writer (occasionally), a speaker (when invited), a wife, a daughter, and a friend. Like you, I’m certain, I wear a lot of...

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