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Feb 22, 2012
Community Post: My Job, Your Job
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She's home, trying to keep order, peace and sanity with four children demanding her attention. He's at the office, fielding phone calls and analyzing technical documents. And they both do it for love. So why does life seem so out of balance?... Read More + |
Feb 22, 2012
I Do: Doing
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Editor's Note: This month we're in a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. A June afternoon, I bent over daisy heads nodding off in the heavy heat. There was that day my Dad had picked wild daisies like these.... Read More + |
Feb 16, 2012
Community Writing Project: I Do
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Editor's Note: This article, featuring highlights from the Community Writing Project, is part of our one-month series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. Submissions to the Community Writing Project included letters and tributes as you opened your... Read More + |
Feb 15, 2012
I Do: Holding
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Editor's Note: This month we're in a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. I lie in red pajamas on the living room sofa, my husband, Trenton, on the other side in his comfy clothes—his green-ribbed shirt with the hole and his fuzzy... Read More + |
Feb 9, 2012
Community Post: Praying to the Wall
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As parents, our work involves modeling healthy behaviors for our children. For example, we want to teach them what it means to enter into relationship with God by modeling a healthy prayer life. But recently, Billy Coffey's son called him out. "You don't pray like you used to," the boy told his father.... Read More + |
Feb 9, 2012
My Hair, My Life
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I lay the flat iron down next to the sink, and when I lean in close, I see the gray is creeping up again.... Read More + |
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