Perfectly Broken and Whole
Shelley Martinkus
While growing up, through a series of explicit and implicit messages, I believed “order” was necessary to be accepted, chosen and loved. In other
While growing up, through a series of explicit and implicit messages, I believed “order” was necessary to be accepted, chosen and loved. In other
Now a few years removed from those early infant stages, it seems barely real; how I functioned through the bleary days after no sleep
A mother of young children is unlikely to describe her home as peaceful. Certainly lively, hopefully joyful, but not usually peaceful. And yet attaining
I texted a group of mom friends this question: During the crazy holiday season, how do you create peace and wholeness – shalom –
How do you define home? Is it the result of the neighborhood you choose, the messages and furnishings you fill it with, or the
OK, OK. Christmas might not be here quite yet – but that doesn’t mean we can’t get in the spirit. Our friend JJ Heller
For most of my life, anger terrified me. I thought it was merely the midwife to violence, the blinding catalyst for every act of
I have four children, a husband and a puppy in the house. I don’t really understand the concept of alone time in this season