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Continue reading →: Things I forgot to say: Your worth is always great in the sight of GodOn Mother’s Day, the author reflects on her parenting journey and the importance of teaching her children about God’s love and repentance. Inspired by Sister Tamara W. Runia’s teachings, she emphasizes that worthiness is not tied to perfection but to God’s unwavering love. Repentance is portrayed as a joyful return,…
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Continue reading →: Changing Your Focus: Photography and Life LessonsA reflection on learning back button focus in photography after years of struggle, used as a metaphor for life. Despite parenting challenges and feelings of monotony, I cherish my choices and loved ones. By shifting focus, I am finding hope and new perspectives without altering my circumstances, and embracing beauty…
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Continue reading →: Embracing Our Divine Family: A Call to UnityAs humans we long to feel a part of something, to belong. My sense of belonging stems from my belief that I am a child of God. As children of God we need to help each other on our journey through life.
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Continue reading →: Easter TraditionsEaster is Sunday and with it’s approach I am faced with my yearly dilemma, “How much of the world will I let into the most sacred holiday of the year?” We have never been an Easter bunny family. He sits firmly in the pretend category along with Mickey Mouse, Spider…
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Continue reading →: The Way Boys PlayThe post explores the differences between boys’ and girls’ play styles, emphasizing boys’ focus on competition and defined outcomes. Through personal anecdotes, the author highlights how boys engage in competitive play, their need to be needed, and their inclination towards imaginative and physically interactive play. Understanding these traits fosters better…

