Words for Women
The Problem Is Always the Heart
I’ve spoken on and off about my “minimalist journey” even though I don’t strictly consider myself a minimalist. I don’t count my possessions; I don’t take pleasure in talking about how few things I own or how much I’ve gotten rid of; and if you looked at my house, you...
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Words for Women: An Angel in Disguise, by JoAnn Durgin
February 2nd. Sure, some call it Groundhog Day. But in 1996, it was the day I first held my son Matthew—our third and last child—in my arms at Holy Redeemer Hospital outside Philadelphia. You must understand I’d always wanted girls to dress in frou-frou confections and frilly socks, red patent...
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Words for Women: Five Keys to Finding Focus, by Elizabeth Ludwig
My prayer when I first started out on this writing journey was simple—Lord, please help me to get published, and let my words touch someone’s heart. Oh, how that prayer has changed over time! After my first book contract, I quickly discovered how unpredictable the publishing industry can be (an...
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Words for Women: Fast Forward, by Cindy Kelley
September isn’t even over yet and I feel as if I’m already behind on my preparations for Christmas. I haven’t started my shopping or my list of what I’ll bake. I haven’t picked out a photo for our family Christmas card or decided if we’re going to go to the...
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