Written by Diana Zollner
The things we “found” were interesting, but the things we learned through deleavening together as a family were truly priceless! When our children were young, our Feast of Unleavened...
Written by Karen Meeker
Soon the annual cycle of God’s festivals will begin again. Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread are some of my favorites, especially for families. God does not leave parents without...
Written by Shannon Foster
As the world becomes more intense, so can the emotions of our children. If our children face childhood anxiety, how can we help them cope and overcome? As Christian adults, we are very well aware...
Written by Becky Bennett
As we know, a child’s view of the Feast can be different from an adult’s. Here are some ideas on how to make this a truly wonderful Feast for your children! As adults, our anticipation of...
Written by Becky Bennett
Three months with no school! Will it be a time for vegging in front of the TV or computer? Or will it be time for actively learning and building good memories? Our calendars may say that June 20...
Written by Kirsten Nelte
As we approach Father’s Day in America, here are some thoughts about the importance of honoring fathers—and how to help our children do it. It’s a strange visual: With the dad...
Written by Lynn Marshall
God cares about the birds of the air, and He cares even more about our children and families. Here are some lessons we human parents can learn from the birds. Canadians just love the reappearance...
Written by Shannon Foster
The more proactive parents can be in educating their children about bullying, the more confident and better-equipped children will be at handling these situations in a positive manner throughout...
Written by Todd Carey
Physical activity is a great way to build healthy bodies and strong family bonds. Like my sons say: “On your mark, get set … Hey, come back here!” The frozen sticks crunched...