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Continue reading →: Reviving Scrapbooking: A Modern Take on Memory KeepingNational Scrapbook Day is Saturday, May 2, 2026 There was a time when scrapbooking was the ultimate craft. Stickers, patterned paper, paper trimmers—maybe even an entire corner of the house devoted to it. But then life got busy. The kids grew up. Photos shifted from boxes to phones. And somewhere…
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Continue reading →: When You Can’t See What God is Doing“Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?”— Isaiah 43:18–19 (NIV) Have you ever found yourself thinking about how things used to be? Maybe it was a time when life felt easier, your…
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Continue reading →: Rediscover Storytelling: A Natural Way to Be CreativeThere was a time when storytelling came naturally. Around the dinner table.In the car.Telling our kids, “Remember when…?” We didn’t overthink it—we just shared. Somewhere along the way, though, many of us started believing that storytelling belonged to writers. Or bloggers. Or people who had something more “important” to say.…
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Continue reading →: What God Taught Me in a Season of WaitingThis past weekend, at our women’s retreat, I shared a personal story* about a long season of waiting — when prayers felt unanswered and nothing seemed to be moving forward. If you’re in a place where you’re trying to trust God but don’t understand what He’s doing, this is for…
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Continue reading →: Refresh Your Mind and Body: Simple Tips for MidlifeIf you’re like many women in midlife, your days are full. Not necessarily with big, dramatic events, but with steady, ongoing demands that call for your attention, energy, and decision-making. And by the end of the day, you’re not just physically tired—you’re mentally drained. That kind of tired builds up…





