My Kids Said Moses and Sarah Are His Parents
It’s a holiday tradition in our house to have a nativity set on display. When the kids were younger, they’d play with it and retell the story of
It’s a holiday tradition in our house to have a nativity set on display. When the kids were younger, they’d play with it and retell the story of
Posted in Holidays, Life Lessons on December 10, 2018 by Pam Kanaly Do you recognize what the symbols of Christmas mean? Knowing the stories behind the familiar images we associate
Every year between Thanksgiving and Christmas I put out a new 1000-piece puzzle on the dining room table, right in everyone’s way. It’s become a favorite tradition over
I’ll never forget the Thanksgiving at my house on 803 Glenn Drive, Euless, Texas. (And that is pronounced – YOUless – not USEless.) Indeed the lessons I learned
Posted in Holidays on November 2, 2018 by Pam Kanaly I want to share a cool thing I read on the website Money Saving Sisters. It’s about how to cut costs at
Posted in Holidays on November 2, 2018 by Shelley Pulliam As an elementary and middle school teacher for 24 years, I received every gift imaginable from my students. Some were
This time of year it’s a common question to ask children, “What are you going to be for Halloween?” The hype over clever and unique costumes captivates my
Last week my two young granddaughters were in the backseat of my car watching a children’s Easter video. They wanted to know why Jesus was hurt at the
If you’re like most single moms, there might be a certain year when Valentine’s Day is really rough. I recall after my divorce walking into the teachers’ lounge
Every December we focus on the arrival of baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger. His birth revolutionized our communication and relationship with God,