Category: Seasonal

Fun Fall Traditions for Families

Family - Parent

By Editorial Team

In our house, fall is a time of renewal and a time for starting afresh. It is a time where no matter what kind of crazy (in a good way) summer we’ve had, we begin to tighten things up and become more intentional with our time. You could say that fall is when our family’s […]

How to Talk to Your Kids About Independence Day

United States - United States Declaration of Independence

By Melanie Rainer

Americans love a reason to celebrate! Is there any other national holiday that is quite as exciting as the 4th of July? Close your eyes and think about the many Independence Days you have celebrated. What comes to mind? Barbecues, sunshine, lemonade, the feeling of grass beneath your feet, horseshoes, pie-eating contests, hot dogs, swimming, […]

10 Kid-Led Ways to Celebrate Dad This Father’s Day

By Melanie Norman

“No! When my dad grills he always puts rocks in the grill first! We need more rocks!” This was my youthful response to my cousin, who was helping me grill for Father’s Day. My mom had surprised my dad with a brand new grill for Father’s Day. And an eager 8-year-old me decided that in […]

Help Your Kids Understand the Meaning of Memorial Day

Arlington National Cemetery - Cemetery

By Editorial Team

What does Memorial Day look like in your home? Like many Americans, it probably looks like kicking off summer with a barbecue, a road trip, or a beach vacation. Memorial Day is the official-unofficial start to summer vacation. But it is also a holiday with important meaning as we honor soldiers who have lost their […]

A Hope-Filled Mother’s Day Prayer

By Minno

A Mother’s Prayer Written by Katie Blackburn Don’t miss Katie’s new children’s book, The Very Best Baseball Game, a sweet, endearing story that helps families begin conversations about disability, empathy, and God’s design for every person. Heavenly Father, How amazing it is to remember that Your plan for motherhood has always been good. Before You […]

After Easter: The Way of Forgiveness

By Erick Goss

If you asked your kids to repeat what they know about Easter, they might say: “Jesus died for our sins. We ask for His forgiveness. Jesus rose from the dead!”  That is true. And it is a simple, yet incredibly profound series of actions that we did celebrate last weekend.  Christ, the initiator of our […]