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O VALOR DO TRABALHO (The value of work)
Flávia Ghelardi writes from Brazil in English and Portuguese. Today she discusses the value of work.
Browsing: For Your Family
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Back to School with STYLE
Set your kids up for success this school year with back-to-school tips from retired school counselor Lisa Hess.
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A New Name
Even good change can be hard: Michelle Hamel reflects on her conflicting feelings after her son’s wedding.
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The Guilt of an Unfinished Scrapbook
In a world that is busy documenting and photographing everything, Charisse Tierney has managed to get lost between too little and too much.
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Challenges of Senior Living
Sherry Hayes-Peirce, who recently visited elderly family members, reflects on the many challenges families face in caring for their loved ones.
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Ten Is the Magic Number
Leanne Willen recalls comforting advice she received from a mom of older children, now that one of her own kids has reached the magical age of 10.
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Turning Lemons into Lemonade
Looking back on the summer, Elizabeth Estrada found plenty of sweet moments amid difficult times.
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Transform Your Mealtimes: A Review of Faith Fundamentals Placemats
Laura Range discusses how families can use faith-based placemats from Ascension Press to make meals an opportunity for teaching the Faith just as Jesus did.
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Being Present in the Messy
Nicole Johnson shares her soul’s struggle against the unrelenting mess of summer, children, and a puppy.
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Arming our Children for Spiritual Battle
Our children will face many challenges as they grow and encounter influences outside the home. Tina Mayeux lists different ways we can arm them for spiritual battle.
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Back to School, Back to Prayer
It’s time for new planners, new lunchboxes, and new prayer routines. Megan Swaim offers ideas for starting your family’s day with prayer.
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The Importance of Family Time
How do you spend time together as a family? Danielle Heckenkamp considers the importance of intentionally allowing for family time.
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Rainy Days
Jake Frost relied on childhood memories of simple, imaginative fun to turn a rainy day into a happy day for his four young children. What’s your favorite rainy-day activity?
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Summer Closet Interventions, Part 2
Lisa Hess maintains that if we approach the big spaces with a “Take small steps” mentality, setting reasonable goals for ourselves, it’s easier to get started.
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Too Much Summer?
Laura Nelson is pretty close to being over summer. What about you? Do you find that your spiritual life takes a hit when your plans are wide open?