Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Change”
I was known as the queen of tradition. Well, my siblings would probably say I was more of a stickler for tradition. As we grew old enough to question traditions, my siblings started to want to change some of our long-established modes of doing things. It began with Christmas traditions—the most sacred of all. Suddenly, my siblings wanted to make …
Jerusha: I’m so delighted to introduce you to my friend and fellow author, Robin W. Pearson! Robin has a special knack for writing that is both humorous and deeply profound. She’s also generous, because she’s giving away one free print copy of her novel, A Long Time Comin’, to one of you. So read on and leave a comment below …
Jerusha: I’m delighted to introduce you to my new friend, Deanna Rupp! I’ve been encouraged by Deanna’s Instagram posts on her fight against fear and am so pleased she agreed to share some of that story with us here. Please join me in giving Deanna a big, FW community welcome! By Deanna Rupp “Why do you always wear dresses and …
Have you ever looked at the world upside down? I remember doing that as a young child. I would hang off the side of the sofa, my head almost touching the floor, and watch the world go by. There was something I loved about the change in perspective. It was so fascinating to see how up suddenly became down, down …
Jerusha: I’m pleased to introduce you to Peggy Cunningham, children’s author and missionary! Peggy is offering a giveaway of one print copy of her latest release, Hooray for Holidays, a collection of sweet holiday stories for children. So join me in giving Peggy a big welcome and leave a comment below to enter the giveaway! By Peggy Cunningham In my …
I was known as the queen of tradition. Well, my siblings would probably call me more of a stickler for tradition. As we grew old enough to question traditions, my siblings started to want to change some of our long-established modes of doing things. It began with Christmas—the most sacred traditions of all. Suddenly, my brothers wanted to make a …
