Parenting

• 10 Lenten Traditions to Enrich Your Family's Easter Celebration As new believers, we wanted our relationship with Christ to be part of our family’s daily life - not just Sunday only. Traditions provide vivid impressions for children which parents can build year after year... Barbara Curtis Feb 17, 2010 comments
• A Prayer for Parents of Addicts The sobering reality of addiction’s prevalence is evident in our daily prayers. Megs Feb 14, 2017 comments
• How to Teach Your Kids about the Real Saint Patrick Amy Green Mar 13, 2019 comments
• 10 Reasons I Am Thankful to Be a Dad Fatherhood has given me an awesome responsibility. It is the everyday moments I share with my daughter that lead to a greater purpose. Matt Haviland Dec 28, 2016 comments
• How Special Needs Children are Like Unexpected Gifts Finding out your children have special needs is kind of like being given an orange. Andrew and Rachel Wilson Jun 29, 2016 comments
• Ruined Children: What's Worse – Spoiled or Entitled? Children are born with a propensity to feel entitled and to demand that their needs be met. Rhonda Stoppe Dec 30, 2016 comments
• 4 Worst Compliments You Can Give Your Kids Some say the current “millennial” generation is entitled. They were complimented about everything. But, does it really make that big of an impact? Brent Rinehart Feb 22, 2017 comments
• 5 Ways You Can Let Go Now Sometimes what you think is the best choice may not be the right choice. Vicki Caruana May 25, 2017 comments
• The Purpose of Motherhood Days that had once been filled with purpose and passion quickly turned to days filled with diapers and defeat. At BRWC, I could see God working every day. At home, I could barely see Him at all. Brooke McGlothlin Aug 16, 2017 comments
• 10 Parenting Rules You Actually Need to Break With all the different information and philosophies on child rearing a parent can feel overwhelmed and overloaded. Lori Wildenberg Jan 25, 2017 comments
• What Parents Need to Know about the Momo Challenge and Other Dangerous Online Trends It’s important for parents to talk regularly with their children about theses apps and games, regardless of whether or not they have a phone. Heather Riggleman Mar 01, 2019 comments
• How to Overcome Fear as a Single Parent The opposite of love is not hate, it’s fear. Fear is the greatest thief of our life, and no stranger to us as single parents. Dawn Walker Jul 24, 2014 comments