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Freedom from Fear {Guest Post}
What does freedom from fear look like? My special guest this week is here to share with you her perspective. There are so many things I like about Pammy Martin. We have much in common--a love for reading, writing, and Jesus. Plus, we share the same parents. She's my precious sister! Hear what she has to say about overcoming our fears.
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How to Plan a Tea Social in a Distancing World
Just as it happened for many of you, my mom’s birthday occurred during COVID-19. Perhaps, like us, you wondered if it was appropriate to party during a pandemic. Whenever there are serious issues taking place in the world, sometimes we feel guilty about celebrating anything. Yet, there is joy, and even health benefits when people are able to gather in a safe arena. Thus, my daughters and I decided to host a birthday tea for my mom. Would you like to know how to plan a tea social in a distancing world? It’s easier than you think.
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BEND: When Life Dares You to Break {Book Review}
At this very moment, many people feel bent by the pressures of this world. Some hear the cracks and feel the splinters as a breaking point threatens. International journalist, Beth Leuders, has gathered stories from nine people who have weathered overwhelming situations and compiled them in a book, BEND: When Life Dares You to Break. This book isn't exactly what I expected. Read the review to learn more. . .
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Overcoming the Weapon of Fear – by Paige Snedeker
This month we're featuring a few women who bravely share their testimonies about dealing with fear. Today, you’re in for a blessing as Paige Snedeker guest posts. If you’ve not read my interview with Paige, allow me to briefly introduce her to you. She is a talented illustrator and author. She’s written and illustrated two of her own picture books. Plus, she’s illustrated a book for Michelle Medlock Adams, titled I Love You the Mostest. Paige is kindly donating a copy of this picture book as a giveaway to one of you readers. Yay! We love giveaways here--especially books. Writing or illustrating a children’s book is no easy feat. For…
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WriteBonnieRose Resources for Teaching U.S. Gov. & Election: Review {& Giveaway!}
Recently, I had the pleasure of receiving from WriteBonnieRose resources for teaching about the U.S. government system and the election process. Today, I’ll share a review of the products I received. Plus, WriteBonnieRose has kindly donated a giveaway! The three products I received were . . .
