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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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15 Nov Being Broken and Having Hope

Posted at 14:05h in Missional Mothering by Molly Huggins 0 Comments
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I️ feel a little bit brittle today. A little bruised from the news, a lot raw from Veterans Day, and broken hearted for a loved one. I️ find myself catching my breath, trying to keep all the pieces together while the spiderwebs cracks race through my...

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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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26 Oct Snapshots of Parenthood

Posted at 15:01h in Missional Mothering by Laura Thomas 0 Comments
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My first child was just four months old when we went on our first vacation with her to a small, quiet island in Florida. As I strapped my baby girl into my infant carrier and hugged her close to my chest, I took a short...

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20 Oct Knowing Your Name ~ A Story for Your Seventh Birthday

Posted at 14:56h in Missional Mothering by Laura Thomas 0 Comments
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My Dear Chesed, Naming. It has been happening since the beginning of creation. God gave Adam the responsibility and honor of naming first the animals and then his own wife! Every two seconds in the world, a new child is born and given a name. Someone (usually...

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20 Oct Come Away with Me

Posted at 06:00h in Missional Mothering by Natalie Maki 1 Comment
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Come Away with Me The twilight sky faded to black as I stood, nose pressed against the window, watching our flight to Zurich take off without us. A wave of nausea swept over me, obliterating the friendly buzz of champagne from the airport lounge. Tears poured down...

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18 Oct Quieted by Love

Posted at 11:33h in Missional Mothering, Train Up a Child by Lydia Vogt 7 Comments
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These last few weeks have been anything but quiet: We had a serious health scare with an immediate family member; the kind of scare that leads to strings of sleepless nights, travels, phone calls, research, and endless tearful prayers. My husband is bogged down with freelance work...

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17 Oct On Mission Fields and Motherhood

Posted at 21:46h in Missional Mothering by Molly Huggins 0 Comments
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"You cannot have a heart for the gospel and a fussiness about your life at the same time. You will never make any difference there if you cannot be at peace here. You cannot have a heart for missions if you don’t have one for...

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