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STYLE Savvy: Locations by STYLE
Lisa Hess examines the strengths behind each style in an effort to keep things not just neat, but functional.
Browsing: For Your Family
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How Should I Greet Her? What Should I Say?
Dave and Mercedes Rizzo discuss how to greet people who have autism and limited language.
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Family Rocked by Suicide Discusses "13 Reasons Why"
Leticia Ochoa Adams and her family open up about the Netflix series “13 Reasons Why,” sharing their perspective after suicide touched their lives.
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Do You Need a Family Focus Scripture Verse?
Abbey Dupuy shares how her family found focus and comfort in a family Scripture verse and offers tips on how to find one for your family.
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5 Simple Ways to Be a Beacon of Hope
Our words, deeds, and encounters with others communicate the truth in stressful times. Ginny Kochis shares 5 simple ways to bring light to a darkened world.
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Popsicle Stick Monstrance
Janele Hoerner and her children found a creative way to craft monstrances to foster a spirit of devotion at home.
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Managing Expectations and Happiness
The problem with expectations is that you feel entitled already, Marya Jauregui observes. It’s hard to be truly happy when you receive something you expect.
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Patience is Eternal
Linda Kracht discusses ways to develop patience as part of her Virtue of the Month series.
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Goldilocks Containers
Lisa Hess recommends a tactile approach to choosing containers — for kids and adults.
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Study shows it . . . and we know it . . . but we are still too busy!
Before you begin to fill your schedule this school year, Tami Kiser talks about what’s most important and one way to get it on your schedule.
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How to Calm Irrational Fears for the Anxious School Mom
Hannah Christensen’s oldest child is off to preschool this fall. Here is what she is doing to prepare mentally and emotionally for the transition.
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Striving for Faith and Courage with St. Maximilian Kolbe
Tiffany Walsh describes her experience of sharing the heroic story of St. Maximilian Kolbe with her 9-year-old son.
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What a Buddhist Boy Taught Us about Being Christian
Kelly Guest shares what a 14-year-old exchange student from Japan taught her and her children about being good Christians.
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An Ordinary Life, An Extraordinary Vocation
The love of a mother is built on a bed of suffering, but Danielle Heckencamp maintains that we would not want it any other way.