An analysis of the many roles of Christian Women
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By Shequana Pulliam-Sidberry According to the NC Department of Justice and Attorney General Roy Cooper, 107 North Carolinians lost their lives to Domestic Violence in 2010. These numbers may seem small to some, however on a broader scale, it’s showing statistically that the number of Domestic Violence related deaths may be on the rise. The [...]
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Our Father in Heaven By Anne Simpson A woman’s view of her Heavenly Father is often tainted by her view of her earthly father. A cold and distant father? A cold and distant God. Likewise, a generous, loving father renders her view of God as generous and loving as well. How about you? What was [...]
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Growing Your Capacity to Love By Greg Baker We’re all born with the capacity to love. After all, we are born in God’s image. For some, that capacity is limited only to self, which usually makes it difficult to love others. In a nut shell, our capacity to love is dependent upon our ability to [...]
Just Call Me Baby By Sherrie Coronas Mom’s long-lost friend from the old neighborhood let out an ear-piercing scream as they both did a crazy little dance at the entrance of the grocery store. It had been a long time since they’d seen one another — apparently. I quickly scanned the vicinity for anyone I [...]
The Power of Well Chosen Words By Birdie Courtright This afternoon I had the unfortunate task of disciplining my seven year old grandson over a name calling incident. In the process of explaining the importance of selecting the right words, it occurred to me that as adults we often overlook the most gratifying use of [...]
Monkey See, Monkey Do! By Pam Ford Davis Over and over, we are told by educators that things are more often “Caught than taught”. By repetition and example children experience much of their learning. With a background in childcare, I saw this time after time. With children from twelve to twenty four months, they often [...]
Conflict is inevitable, natural, and even healthy! What is unhealthy is unresolved conflict allowed to fester and become a sore in the side of an otherwise productive team. In Acts 15 we see conflict both within and outside the team, but in both cases it is resolved productively. Here is one suggested process for handling [...]
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