To all parents of children in catechism classes: First of all, thank you for bringing your children to catechism classes every Sunday. There are plenty of parents out there who would prefer that their children “choose for themselves” once they’re … Continue reading
I just need to get something off my chest. It might seem rude, but sometimes the truth is hard to accept. And the truth is: dogs are not children. They cannot serve as an acceptable alternative to a child. You … Continue reading
As a Director of Religious Education, prayer in the workplace is to be expected. In fact, quite often I’m even paid to do it. A huge part of my job involves praying with my students, my catechists, and my parents. … Continue reading
I might have missed the boat a little on this one, but I don’t think it’s too late to add my two cents on the latest controversial topic. The big reveal might have been more than a week ago, but … Continue reading
In the wake of Andrew and my announcement two weeks ago, I have been so grateful for all the positive feedback that I have received. I know that there were some people who were critical of our decision to have … Continue reading
Last week, I wrote a blog post about the recent addition to our little family, a baby boy or girl who will be joining Andrew and me in February. Just a few days prior, I posted a similar (but shorter) … Continue reading
I hate keeping secrets. That’s not to say that I’m not good at it- I just don’t like doing it. When I have good news, I like to tell everyone- IMMEDIATELY. When I was accepted to my graduate program of … Continue reading
Last week, I participated in my first ever Vacation Bible School. Sounds odd, right? I’ve helped with programs very similar to VBS, but this was the first time I actually helped with a VBS program. I’ve volunteered at a five-week … Continue reading
Believe it or not, I’ve already been married for over two months, and Andrew and I have just celebrated the one-year anniversary of our engagement. It’s absolutely crazy to think about everything that has changed in the past year. We spent ten … Continue reading
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision on gay marriage, I have been shocked and honestly very disappointed to see many people’s true colors emerge. And I’m not talking about people’s rainbow-colored Facebook profile pictures. I’m talking about some … Continue reading
Love in the Little Things 