The Do’s and Don’ts of Decluttering as a Family
By Mari Pack2 min read
Organizing and cleaning your home together might bring you closer than you think.
Friends and Family
When We Wander Away from God
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
We’re given free will. What happens when we stray?
Life After Covid—Hope on the Horizon
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
Isolation has been tough. God made us social creatures, dogs and people alike.
How God Gave Me a Grateful Dog
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
For naysayers who say canines can’t make the emotional leap to gratitude, meet Gracie.
Sharing Food and Faith During This Difficult Holiday Season
By Sam Sifton5 min read
The acclaimed New York Times food writer offers five ways to celebrate the joy of Christmas—even from afar.
His Grandmother Trained Him to Be a Gentleman
By Kyle Brown4 min read
When he became interested in girls, he knew just where to turn for guidance: a grandmother named Honeybunch.
How a Pastor and Author Came to Terms with His Grief After Losing His Wife
By Cecil Murphey7 min read
A special gift helped Cecil Murphey accept his loss on the first Christmas in 58 years without his spouse.
This Unexpected Visitor Brought Her Comfort
By Lisa Walker4 min read
She was grief-stricken after her dog passed away. Then a mysterious boxer came along.
A Southern Casserole at a New York Thanksgiving
By Kaylin Kaupish3 min read
The coronavirus pandemic made it impossible to spend the holiday with her family down South. So, she decided to bring a little Southern comfort to her northern celebration.
Tips for Creating Festive Christmas Cards and Letters
Lisa Bogart shares ways you can add a personal touch and a bit of sparkle to your holiday cards and letters.
Will We Meet Our Pets in Heaven?
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
It’s hard to imagine that God would deny us the eternal pleasure of our furry friends.
3 Special Moments with God’s Creatures
By Megan Troise5 min read
Sometimes connecting with another being changes us more than we could have ever expected.
