Mary and Joseph watched uncertainly as a grizzled grandpa hobbled across the courtyard towards them. For a long time he stared at their baby. The wrinkles at the corners of […]
Cinnamon Rolls and Persian Scrolls: Studying the Bible with Your Tween
“What kind of robes are we talking?” My 9-year-old’s eyes are wide and earnest as she looks up from her cinnamon roll to ask the question. We’ve found a table […]
Maker of Mountain Lions
It’s one thing to read about mountain lions from the comfort of the car, squinting at a faded placard outside of Henry Coe State Park. The plaque made it clear: […]
Holy Imaginations on Vacation by Jeannie Whitlock
Well, I guess we won’t be riding elephants. Today’s naptime brought me two children cozied into their restorative alone-time, and a lot of information about Bali’s most horrifyingly destructive tourist […]