Never Too Late to Ask {Book Club}
Again, let me start by saying that while the story in And Every Morning The Way Home Gets Longer and Longer deals with the topic of dementia and Alzheimer’s,...
A Place Without Coordinates {Book Club}
A Note from Sarah and Rachel: we are thrilled to have Bayta hosting Book Club this month! She’s definitely not a stranger here, and we are excited to be...
Release {Book Club}
If you’ve known me for a minute, you’ve probably watched me cry as I’ve said goodbye. I hate them, the last hugs and heart ache as...
Sibling Love {Book Club}
My sisters and I were recently reminiscing about movies from our childhood. There were a few particular scenes from a rather cheesy western imprinted on our minds, but for...
You Are Valuable {Book Club}
“How important it is to value our brothers and sisters and to communicate that value to them!” Sacred Siblings If allowed, I bet...
Creating Space to Listen to Each Other {Book Club}
Most of us can probably tell a team story. That time you Googled and Pinterest-ed and experimented together to make the best holiday meal that almost...
Thankfulness {Book Club}
When my sons were babies, we had a few books of prayers for children. One was my oldest son’s favorite, and we read it every night. He loved it...
Weapons Against Evil {Book Club}
In A Circle of Quiet, Madeleine L’Engle spends a lot of time discussing the responsibility of an author of children’s books. She led a seminar with educators before writing...
The Story Is Real {Book Club}
The past two weeks, my sons wanted me to read them the Akimbo books by Alexander McCall Smith. They’re about an African boy whose father is a ranger at...
Not a Waste of Time {Book Club}
“By the big red barn in the great green field…” So begins my eldest son’s first favorite book, Big Red Barn. I could probably type out the entire story...
