Pam Kanaly

In spite of great sufferings that seem too great to bear, Paul offers a pathway that enables us to move forward with peace.

Father’s Day can be painful to both the mom and child for many reasons, but no need to let it be a total downer when it could be an upper.

How does a mom go from being needed to not being needed? And better yet, how can she relearn the way she’s always performed motherhood?

As a follower of Christ, I have the most faithful, attentive, romantic significant other ever: Jesus.

There are many books about single parenting and tips on how to raise the children alone, but few about your own emotional health.

How can we as parents be wise when our children have friend problems? We tell them a story about Philemon in the Bible and his choice to forgive an...

When I became a single mother, my smiling became a challenge. Can you relate?

As a former single mom, Father’s Day was one of my hardest days. But we can use it as an opportunity for three things.

Whether teaching a five-year old to share or modeling well to adult children, gaining godly insight remains at the top of our "to do" list.

Have we considered: Lord, where am I headed? How can you help me arrive safely?

My new book is for single mothers, pinpointing eight difficult emotions you encounter on your single mom rollercoaster.

Every single mom wants her kids to land on both feet. Making chores a large part of family life helps kids in every area.

When I was a single mom, I’m not sure who had more apprehension about the new school year, my kids or me!

What’s a single parent to do when summer’s here and you have active kids on the weekend with budgeted funds?

Here's the question: If God dropped the survival mask, would you grab ahold of its life-giving air? The good news is, he has!

I must make a statement up front. If you’re a perfect mother, then you don’t need to read this article.

When I was a single mom with two elementary children, I had to gear up a week in advance for the big day: Valentine’s Day.

One reality that kept me from enjoying the present as a single mom was feeling entombed between the past and the future.