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During my lunch break yesterday, I walked in the local city county building to file an amendment on a child support order on the father of my children. I wrote all of it off with the exception of a short Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy, Parenting
Synchronize – “ To represent or arrange to indicate coincidence or coexistence” Most of my adult career has been working with women. If you’ve ever lived or worked a great deal with women, you will notice that something strange occurs. Their Read more
Filed Under: Faith, Parenting, The Power of Community
I don’t know about you but turning on the news, radio or even standing in the line at the gas station has become a daunting task. There seems to be either bad news to remind us how crappy our world is. Whether it be Read more
Filed Under: Faith, Interpersonal Relationships
Wouldn’t it be great if we lived life through a child’s eyes? One of my nineteen years olds’ favorite quotes are: “When childhood dies, its corpse is called an adult. Children show us the state of our decay.” Brian W. Aldiss Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy, Community Development, Parenting, Social Justice, The Power of Community
Warning: This post contains sexually explicit material and may not be suitable for children. I often receive suggestions for books, articles and blogs from readers on topics that interest or disturb them and often, the suggestions come from current events and Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” 2 Corinthians 5:17 All across the globe, the numbers of the butterfly population have been slowly and steadily shrinking. The decline of Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy, Community Development, Faith, Social Justice, The Power of Community
One of the most beautiful trees of God’s creation that I have ever seen is The Weeping Willow. It looks so serene, peaceful and wise but it also has a haunting glow of sorrow. It reminds me of many elderly Read more
Filed Under: Parenting
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” Psalm 139:14 One morning as I arrived at the office, a co-worker called me over and asked, “Did you see that gigantic butterfly Read more
Filed Under: Faith
When I first looked at the side by side headshots of Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman, the first thought that came to mind was the biblical story of Cain & Abel. As I listened to the multiple 911 calls and Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy, Community Development, Faith, Social Justice, The Power of Community
It is the mission of The Butterfly Movement book, workbook and workshops to empower and transform broken women into trailblazers and disciples of their homes, families and communities. We accomplish this by walking them through the journey of ending the cycle of dysfunctional generational patterns and replacing them with healthy generational patterns.