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“You are not a byproduct of the ways of this world. You are a daughter of the King.”
Catherine Bird
Walking into the Arena
It’s tough for me to believe my grandmother has been gone four years. Grandparents are such special people. My grandmother, or Mama Gal as she was to me, was truly one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever known. I grew up knowing she adored her family, had a heart for serving others and exuded more grace than I thought was humanly possible. I never heard her utter an ugly word about anyone, and it…
Announcing #girlmom September Giveaway
Calling all #girlmoms! GIVEAWAY ALERT: The August giveaway for Building Circles of Grace was so fun that I want to do it again! Introducing September’s fun mom and daughter giveaway! This month’s goodies includes: 1 Becoming a Girl of Grace book for mamas and tween girls 1 Building Circles of Grace book 1 complete set of BRAND NEW printed scripture cards that compliment each Bible study A $50 Visa gift card to put toward a…
The Power of Service & Community
Hi friends, Ash here! I want to talk with you briefly about the power of service and community. With the damage Hurricane Harvey has left behind, it has been amazing to see not only the people in my local community, but also people all around the world come together to support the victims of this historic storm. It is truly incredible. In times like these, this is where we really see God’s beauty in mankind….
Hi, friend!
I’m Cat—a mom, author, and woman of faith doing my best to walk in grace and raise kids who know and love Jesus. Like you, I’ve wondered how to make faith real in everyday life—how to invite our kids into the Word and grow alongside them.
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You’re not alone here—and you’re always welcome.