Romancing the Soul: What I’ve Learned as a Parent of an Autistic Child
Romance is in the air—at least according to the grocery store isle. Valentine’s candy and gifts fill every available space. So, I’ve been contemplating: What…
Romance is in the air—at least according to the grocery store isle. Valentine’s candy and gifts fill every available space. So, I’ve been contemplating: What…
I got up this morning determined to write about romance today because it’s February, and that’s what February is about, right? I didn’t even make it from…
It was time: My husband and I took a night away just before the new year. We needed to pray, to plan, to think—both alone…
By Carla Adair Hendricks I’d heard these words quoted countless times before – in parenting books, at adoption conferences, in church pulpits. I too had…
“And that is how he proposed to her. Can you believe he knew six years before that he was going to marry her?” “How did…
I have to say it wasn’t always easy for me to let John lead. When he and I married in 1990, I was a single…
By Lindy Ford I want to set everyone at ease right from the get go. Your dream of making your family life more productive, enjoyable…
When out with Rachel, my daughter with autism, I’ve been stared at and judged more times than I can count. She has stripped naked in public, held…
I talked to some moms recently who have dealt with a child who was addicted to internet video gaming. This is a serious problem in…
I really must be tired – from the top of my head to the bottom of my feet. Not only is my hair looking a…