7 Ways to Support Military Families
Here’s how to support military families when their loved ones are home or abroad.
Here’s how to support military families when their loved ones are home or abroad.
When Guideposts blogger Edie Melson’s son decided to join the military as a marine right out of high school, it was a tough decision for her to accept. Here’s how she coped.
In celebration of Veterans Month, we took a look at some of the famous faces who bravely served our country.
When Guideposts blogger Edie Melson became a military mom in 2006, she turned to prayer to cope with her son’s departure for Marine Corps boot camp.
The latest installment in Martha Williamson’s popular Signed, Sealed, Delivered series for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries spotlights military families.
Guideposts blogger and military mom Edie Melson learned a very important lesson when her son was deployed to the Middle East. Even though she feared for his safety, there was still something to be thankful for each day.
Military mom and Guideposts blogger Edie Melson used to think God didn’t bother so much with small prayer requests. Only big ones. Then she realized, all prayers are important to God.
When Edie Melson’s Marine son was deployed, she wanted nothing more than to sit alone and worry. But God had other plans for her.
A soldier must show courage. But, points out military mom and Guideposts blogger Edie Melson, so does his family, including spouses, children, parents and siblings.
Military mom Edie Melson reflects that when families are fearful for their soldiers, to remember the righteousness and protection of God.
Guideposts blogger Edie Melson describes how her family eventually became a military family after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center towers.
Author and military mom Edie Melson shares how prayer got her through the stress of her son’s deployment. She ended up creating many of her own prayers and publishing them in a book, While My Soldier Serves.