Thanks to all the moms who let us have one day a year to pretend that our kids need us. Because, whether we realize it or not, it is true. Our children do need us. They need our love, support, understanding, advice, direction, perspective, and dedication.

Quiet walks. Quiet dinners. Quiet moments of rest. We didn’t have a chance to really breathe at the end of a very full 2024, and my favorite

… a feeling of surprise mingled with admiration, caused by something beautiful, unexpected, unfamiliar, or inexplicable.   Reading this...

I recently had the privilege of speaking with a dynamic mother and daughter team, Priscilla and Sammi Haney, on a Zoom call. It was so...

One hundred is one of those numbers that sticks with you. When you hear it, it has a gravitas, a sense of importance. One hundred years...

It was such a beautiful experience for me to share our story with the Kindred Disability Ministry at CrossBridge Community Church on...

I read my first blog post, "Very Bad," again this morning and decided to revisit the reasons why I have chosen to still write about the...

Written by: Jessica Lohmeyer and shared by my dear friend Heather Stolle. “Suffering nourishes grace. God is patiently transfiguring all...

“The work or practice of looking after those unable to care for themselves.” I was recently asked to share my caregiving experience in...

We all have them ... girlfriends who have poured into our lives, and writing them a letter of thanks would cost us only a few minutes...