Category: Women’s Ministry

Sometimes we feel like we just can’t go on. We get discouraged. It could be in our relationships; it could be with our job; it could even be with a home improvement project. But the […]

          This blog is an early recognition for Father’s Day.   I’m honoring the three fathers in my life.      My  father is 96 years old.  We’re hoping he makes it to 100.  He’s still bright […]

Webster’s dictionary defines mothering as “nurturing with care and affection.” Mothering doesn’t just occur between a mother and child. While that is the place that mothering begins, it is by no means the place where […]

Last week my husband was trimming a large flowering bush in our yard when a neighbor stopped to chat. The neighbor commented that he once had a similar bush in his yard but opted to […]

Doesn’t trusting God feel like a free-fall sometimes? I’ve never gone skydiving before but I have a fear of heights so I kinda feel like I’m free falling or at least beginning to when I’m […]

Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life. –Proverbs 4:23 What is the heart? Simply put, it is the organ that pumps blood through the body. I recently read that […]

     It’s almost the end of the school year.  You might have kids and grandkids in school.  Some of you are probably in school, working on a degree.   And some, like myself, are teachers.  Whichever […]

Women are often perceived to be more risk averse. We error on the side of caution, preferring comfort and safety over the discomfort of uncertainty. The longing for security is a strong emotion that can […]