Posts Tagged ‘Children ’
Last night as I pondered about the circumstances and struggles in my life while my husband rested from getting over the flu, I glanced out the window. I knew that there would be a meteor shower due to the news reports. I Read more
Filed Under: Faith
With so many “end of time” prophesies, it seems that many people are more concerned about making it to heaven than bringing heaven to others. Jesus prayed ” Your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in Read more
Filed Under: Faith
Two years ago, my two youngest children did the sweetest yet most conniving thing for me to redeem themselves from being grounded. And they were quite creative too. It was so good, that I can’t even recall why they were Read more
Filed Under: Parenting
Wouldn’t it be great if we lived life through a child’s eyes? One of my eighteen 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
The hot topic in headline news, blogs and social media is Obama’s support of gay marriage. As a christian woman and as a mother of a gay daughter who serves in the military, I have my own opinion and belief Read more
Filed Under: Interpersonal Relationships, Social Justice, The Power of Community, Uncategorized
Narcissism – The personality trait of egotism, vanity, conceit, or simple selfishness; psychological condition characterized by self-preoccupation, lack of empathy, and unconscious deficits in self-esteem. The term is derived from the Greek myth about a boy named Narcissus who fell Read more
Filed Under: Child Advocacy, Parenting
I remember last year when I went through something that I considered and financial setback but ended being a financial step forward. My children and were sitting at a stoplight eating fresh apples from the farmer’s market. In a split Read more
Filed Under: Faith
Growing up, we rarely had three square meals a day. As for eating at the dinner table, that was very rare. Mainly because my bedroom was the dining room. I remember visiting a friend’s home and their family invited me to sit Read more
Filed Under: Faith, Interpersonal Relationships, Parenting
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.