For the past 1 1/2 years I’ve been pondering how to help parents at my church be the faith leaders in their own home. I know most of them want to, but they don’t know how. Like me, many are first generation Christians, so they did not grow up with parents who modeled that for them.
Month: May 2014
I love the ideas on this site.
I especially like this.
Aimee Herring
Glow-in-the-Dark Stars as Nightlights
Create a well-lit path he can follow from his room to the bathroom. Line up stars near the baseboard and make sure they get plenty of light during the day. You’ll get fewer bumps (or cries for Mom) in the night.
As my husband and I were walking out of the library, our favorite place to hang out, I saw this book in the featured section.
Everyone loves Sherlock Holmes, however I did not like this book.
The idea that the descendants of someone who took Moriaty’s identity and the descendants of another villain find each…
Read more of “Moriarty Returns a Letter by Michael Robertson”
Just to keep track of what I’m reading, this is a Peter Wimsey mystery that was entertaining, well-written, and had a satisfying ending.
It looks like Jill Paton Walsh has taken Sayer’s Peter Wimsey to continue his detective adventures. I have not read Walsh, so maybe I’ll give her a try next time I’m in the mood for some mindless reading.
Read more of “Thrones, Dominations by Dorothy Sayers & Jill Paton Walsh”