Rachelle Rea Cobb 5 Minute Read Five years ago, the pandemic erupted and millions became reluctant homeschoolers overnight. But then something strange happened: some never stopped. As a homeschool graduate who is also married to one and has always planned to homeschool our children, I watched with interest. Fellow mommy friends who had never before considered the educational paradigm in which…
Rachelle Rea Cobb 6 Minute Read Five years ago, I became a mother, giving birth to our firstborn during the first uncertain month of the pandemic. Similar to how the year 2020 tilted the world, my little six-pound-nothing baby changed my entire life overnight – and she and her brother have just kept on changing it with each new baby milestone, toddler word learned, and the dawn of the “little girl” era.
Elisabeth Adams 6 Minute Read For many years as the eldest sister of eight, I never doubted I would someday have a houseful of children of my own. Now–well, now I’m in my forties, and that’s not the case. Lanier Ivester, a writer whom I’ve long admired, has walked a similar path. Already this Advent, her brand-new book Glad and…
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