by Marcia Newkirk
Here are a few more ideas you could use to teach the Easter story to your children:
Consider planning an Easter Treasure Hunt. Gather such items as hammer, nails, towel, water jug, cloths, branch of palm tree, sponge, cross, thorny branch, crown, cup, jar of spices, construction paper heart. Hide these items with a note or [...]
by Marcia Newkirk
As wives and mothers we often plan far ahead for special holiday times with our precious family and friends. Why not plan this year for a unique and special time of family worship in the week before Easter? Will you spend more time picking out your daughter’s Easter dress and shoes or sharing with her [...]
We have a brand new addition to our family! A shiny-new, still under warranty, granddaughter. Her name is Katherine Rose. Big blue eyes, curly dark hair, she’s a perfect little bundle of joy! She’s our third grandchild and we are truly blessed.
I’ve written and rewritten this post trying to get across some deep spiritual teaching [...]
When our children were younger, a friend and I were commiserating about how hard it was to find a babysitter on Valentine’s Day. We both agreed that even if you were able to get a sitter, the wait time at restaurants on that particular evening took up half of your night! My friend shared with [...]
By Lori Merrill
With the blazing heat it is hard to believe the close of summer is fast approaching. However, if you are looking at the same calendar I am then you know we have just entered August, which means school is just around the corner. I realized this fact a couple of weeks [...]
By Dana Curtin
Summer time is a great time to get involved with short term service projects with your family. Many agencies are short of help, as their regular volunteers take time off for vacations themselves. Serving those who are less fortunate is also a great lesson for our children and helps teach them thankfulness for [...]
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