Scientists have been trying to figure out for centuries how to stop time. They should ask a widow. www.murielgladney.com...
On April Fool’s Day 2000, while Angela was in Japan on military duty her husband and four children in California were in a fatal car crash. Sadly her two eight-year-old sons...
Posted by Angela Alexander on 01/22/2019
My second marriage promised to be a forever love story. Ten months later, my husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He died. It felt as though I had died and was buried...
Posted by Muriel Gladney on 11/09/2018
Like climate change and unusual weather patterns, it seems in the Body of Christ that even in spiritual life, the cold and the warm are not what we are expecting. Discover how God...
This retreat focuses on God's character in the midst of changing circumstances, teaching women to cling to Christ and his unchanging nature, no matter what uncertainty or circumstances...
Posted by Brenda Yoder on 08/03/2018
In this hilarious and "Jami" expressive and life-giving event, Jami takes you down the road of unraveling words Christians have spoken for ages, phrases that are so...
Open a dialogue about the challenges, disappointments, advantages and opportunities of being a sibling in a family affected by disability. Discussion topics include sibling conflict,...
Posted by Lisa Jamieson on 03/15/2018
As a widow, I experienced how ill prepared many Christians are to help someone experiencing loss of loved ones. I also came to a crystal clear realization that we all grieve differently...
Posted by Linda Smith on 12/29/2017
After losing my parents in a fatal car accident at the age of 20, I have experienced God's grace while traveling the road of redemption. Focal Passage: Philippians 4: 6-9...
Posted by Amanda Williams on 12/16/2017
Why do women stay in their comfort zones when it's such an uncomfortable place? Stress, offenses, unforgiveness, and grief become a way of life. The good news is there is a way...
Posted by Lori Boruff on 10/18/2017
In 2015 LaNette lost her beautiful 32-year-old daughter. ShyAnn was a joy to raise, an accomplished talented, high spirited young woman, who was a saved believer, with so much promise....
Posted by LaNette Shipley on 07/13/2017