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Salvation Army Captain Carole Abella explains how she has dealt with the realities of family life.

Focusing on God's plan can help us find purpose in our workday, transforming frustration into fulfillment through faith, service, and ministry.

When you realize these two truths about prayer, you realize you hold the key to transformative prayer.

Mother's Day is celebrated in the United States and all over the world, though the dates may differ from the U.S. date; this holiday is always celebrated on a Sunday. President Woodrow Wilson made the holiday official in 1914 and marked it to...

Do you sometimes wish you had the internal power to make bad days, good? God gives us a way to turn our days around. It comes with one small change.

19 mistakes made in single moms ministry how to fix them

When a single mom's life changes through a church body, a generation changes.

No matter what you face this Mother’s Day, you can turn to God and experience peace and healing through prayer. We have collected several prayers that can apply to your journey of motherhood. It is our hope that these will encourage your soul and...

Some of us are afraid to be engage with the mother who’s lost a child because we’re driven by one overwhelming fear: I don’t know what to say.

I’m grateful not only for good things but for blessings in disguise. In everything, for everything, good or bad, my prayer today brings an attitude of gratitude.

getting pastoral support for ministries

How can I possibly celebrate Mother’s Day, when it’s a day that reminds me of all that I have lost?

One of the greatest blessings I have ever received in my life was the challenge to respond to the question that Jesus asked His disciples and -- I believe -- He is asking every single mom today, "Could you not keep watch with me for one hour?"

It’s not hard to start a prayer circle. Just ask one friend, and then another. And remember, circles require no shape, or even numbers, or even a big number. Prayer is the purpose.

As homeschooling moms we need to pay attention to our personal stress barometer. If we're constantly worn out or irritable, it might mean we need to stop everything and do something that refreshes us...