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Mom Dies Giving Birth & Dad Lays Baby on Her Chest—10 Minutes Later, He Hears the Scream…

"You are so unbelievably excited that your child is born…and in the next moment you believe you’ll have to say farewell to your wife forever. It was like being numbed."

To the Christians Who Are Done With Church

"The church is far from perfect. Life is complex. There are growing options. And the post-modern mind distrusts most things organized or institutional. But as trendy as the idea of writing off the church may be, it’s a mistake."

My Husband Is Doing It Again!

"Well, he did it again. New place, same story. It’s not that I thought a new neighborhood would change his behavior, but I didn’t expect him to fall so easily into prior patterns."

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My Baby Has Another Mama

"We carried babies we didn’t raise. We live with heartache and joy. We stand, misunderstood by many."

30 Things Moms All Over the World Have in Common that We’re Thankful For

Compassion International snapped pictures of mothers all over the world doing the everyday things that make them our heroes.

To the Moms and Mothers-in-Law Who Say ‘Yes’ When Your Life Is in Shambles

"To the moms and mothers-in-law who say, 'come over,' and bring the kids, and bring the laundry and bring your appetite. To the moms and mothers-in-law who say, 'yes,' when you ask them to your place to watch the kids, help fold clothes or to cook dinner for you and your family on an overpacked day."

I Always Wanted to Be a Mom—Until I Became One

"I’m realizing more and more that just because something’s a huge blessing doesn’t mean it’s easy."

The Importance of Having Mom Friends in Every Stage of Life

Take that step, mama…Reach out to that friend, get together and share your heart about life. Share the good and the bad. You will go back to your family even more refreshed, more joyful, and feeling more balanced than you ever could trying to hold all of those “hats” equally!

Hey Tired Mom of Teens, This Is for You

We have this tension of clinging tightly to the last moment and proudly letting go and still hoping they make wise choices.

“I Sat There Screaming. No Way This Could Be Real. My Mom Was Not Going to Be the ‘Miracle’”

"My dad wouldn’t tell me anything over the phone or by text and insisted he would meet me at home... There’s no way this was happening to me and my family. There is no way this could be real. Well, in fact it was real."

An a Apology Letter From a Special Needs Mom

"We grow weary of explaining. Explaining that we still really want to feel included, but we may often have to turn down the invitation."