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Sherrin Drew | March 24, 2011
Are you passionate about passing on your faith and vision to the next generation? Instructing a Child’s Heart by Tedd and Margy Tripp is written to help you achieve that goal. Tedd’s prior book, Shepherding a Child’s Heart, focuses on reaching the heart through biblical correction. Instructing a Child’s Heart focuses on providing children with [...]
Jennie Chancey | March 1, 2011
I just held the drawing for the free Family Strategies downloads from Vision Forum. Congrats to allthatglitters_79 and angelamomma, who each win the entire set of downloads. You can see the drawing results on Random.org. If you didn’t win, there’s still time to sign up for the weekly downloads by clicking the banner below!
Jennie Chancey | December 14, 2010
We really love the things Brett McKay has done over at The Art of Manliness. We’ve linked to several pieces he and his associates have written since AoM started. But today’s post absolutely takes the cake. It is so good that we’re cross-posting it here in three categories, including the Theme Articles section. Why? Because [...]
Jennie Chancey | November 27, 2010
From The American Conservative: Defenders of marriage must face some hard facts or they are going to lose their fight—and with it, quite possibly, their religious freedom as well. Federal judge Vaughn Walker’s ruling nullifying Proposition 8 in California illustrates that, unless we can demonstrate very specific reasons why same-sex marriage is socially destructive, it [...]
Jennie Chancey | June 22, 2010
From Kathleen Parker’s column this week: It’s that time of year when America celebrates the donor we used to call “Dad.” Granted, many children still have in-house fathers, but millions don’t. Some fathers have become alienated through divorce. “Baby daddies” never were invited to the commitment party. Still others are anonymous in the truest sense [...]
