At the end of each month, Emily shares what she has learned and she’s inviting us to do the same! This blog has been mostly quiet in June as my husband and I work on a Bible study for special needs parents we’re releasing this fall, so I thought this would be a fun way…
Y’all- June has been amazing so far. We wake up most mornings with nothing on the calendar. Our hardest decision is whether to eat lunch in the dining room or on the back porch. We spend our days reading and playing outside. I spend my evenings writing our upcoming book. We enjoy eating cherries and…
I got to know Amy Fenton Lee through her special needs ministry site, The Inclusive Church. I love reading her posts about special needs ministries around the country and what works for them. She has a passion for children with special needs, their families, and the growing number of churches who serve them. Thanks to…
Eleven years ago, I traveled from Bakersfield, California to Wake Forest, North Carolina to attend seminary. I lived near Dallas at the time, but my parents were moving from Bakersfield to Denver, Colorado so I flew out to help get them get there, and enjoy the stops along the way (The Grand Canyon! Las Vegas!)….
Drinking a partially frozen Dr. Pepper. David and I just finished cleaning out the garage and we’re cooling off. It feels good to have less stuff and have the stuff we do have be more organized. Cramming as much as I can in during James’s remaining school hours. Just two more days after today! I…
My younger son James has nine more hours of school left (he goes three hours a day for three day a week). And then–it’s game on. We’ll start our routine of making popsicles, playing in the pool, swinging, going for walks, finding new parks, picking tomatoes, visiting the library, and counting down the days until…
