Photo by Hannah Wei. Free resources for Christian Women available online. The Internet provides so many helpful resources FOR FREE that have helped me grow in the faith. I thought I’d share an annotated list of some of my favorites. These websites provide encouraging articles, sermons, entire classic books, and Bible study helps. Consider spending some time browsing each website…
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Smartphones are an inevitable part of the lives of many of us, for better or for worse. We can use them to make our lives better when we turn our smartphones into agents to help us with our Bible study, rather than as agents of distraction from our Bible study. The following list of free apps has links to their…
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What are the safest laundry detergents for newborns? As a mom myself, I’ve been researching options that will be safe, both for my toddler and newborn AND for my washing machine! One of my main research sources is the EWG, or Environmental Working Group. What does the EWG do? In part, it creates and updates a list of safe household…
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Many of us have something special that our moms or grandmothers made for us when we were babies or young children. A handmade teddy bear, a quilt, or a christening gown. But not many of us have the skills our grandmothers possessed. Expectant moms of the 21st century tend to be more proficient on the computer keyboard than with our…
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Montessori? Classical? Unschooling? Read this comparison of some popular homeschooling methods and philosophies. Check out some of the recommended reading. Then, decide what works for your family! If you’re considering educating your child at home, you may wish to examine different homeschooling methods and philosophies before choosing a curriculum. Here is a brief overview of some of the most popular…
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