From the Team: What We Learned from Dad
As we head into the weekend, the Story Warren team wanted to pause for a minute to appreciate dads. Here are a few snippets of things we learned from ours.
As we head into the weekend, the Story Warren team wanted to pause for a minute to appreciate dads. Here are a few snippets of things we learned from ours.
More than tips and tricks for child-rearing, these books talk about a view of the world.
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When families are equipped to enjoy the freedom and joy that come from good stories, a world opens up: one that emphasizes the goodness of God’s world, the fallenness of man, and the truth found in the pages of the Bible.
I believe we parents just as much need a break from all our shuttling back and forth, from all our spinning plates (or at least from a few of them). Because our kids aren’t the only ones who need a chance to dream, to imagine, and to just be.
We work really hard to communicate with you, our readers, but the Internet Powers That Be are making it more and more difficult to be heard. You might have read recently that even your search engine will begin to look a little different in the near future.
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This is a story that resonates perfectly with the words from The Brothers Karamazov, “something profound will appear at the end of time to make sense of all the bloodshed.”
We want to help others love Who and what we love—to delight in the God who delights in us. And to do that, we need to let others see our love for him.
Whether you homeschool or your kids attend school outside the home, summer usually presents a change in schedule. Over my years of parenting, I’ve observed a broad range of approaches to the summer shift.
Links from around the web, the weekly run-down of Story Warren, all in one convenient email. What more could you ask for? Dragons?
Virginia Lee Burton’s books have been a fixture in our home since my children were tiny.