The Welcome Box
Jillana Goble
Fifteen years ago, after spending time at a Guatemalan orphanage, my husband and I returned to the states and asked the very simple question:
Fifteen years ago, after spending time at a Guatemalan orphanage, my husband and I returned to the states and asked the very simple question:
This is a book excerpt from People of the Second Chance. This article was previously published in the spring 2017 issue of Connections. So think about this
Without a doubt, being a mom has been part of the journey of finding, losing, and finding again my own voice. In the early
Have you ever gone swimming? I don’t mean like doggy-paddling your way from the shallow end to the deep-end without getting your hair wet,
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“To teach is to touch a life forever.” – Anonymous Teacher Appreciation Week is May 7-11 and if you’re like most parents, you are
The first year Steve and I were married, we lived in the Middle East because of his job with the Navy. Ten months into
National Infertility Awareness Week is April 22 – 28 I actually have TWO miracle babies. And if it wasn’t for Miracle Baby #1, there’d
(Inspired From the SMART Approach) Check Your Head The perfectionistic, high-energy, high-capacity ideal feminine fantasy is worshipped in our circles. Striving to be the
There is a well-known theory in chess called the first move advantage that suggests the player who goes first is statistically positioned for the