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4 Ways to Heal Broken Hearts During the Holidays

Hot cider. Homemade treats. Music in the air. A dusting of snow. A brightly lit tree. The giggles of children. The lighting of the candles. The carving of the meat. The scents and sounds of the holiday season lunge and linger.

Yet for some, the holidays are painful.

5 Ways To Help Heal Broken Hearts During the Holidays

Dive Deeper, Resources

Hot cider. Homemade treats. Music in the air. A dusting of snow. A bright lit tree. The giggles of children. The lighting of the candles. The carving of the meat. The scents and sounds of the holiday season lunge and linger. Yet for some, the holidays are painful. The...

How to Hold the Hurting Extra Extra Close this Christmas

Church Life, Dive Deeper

I almost sent my Christmas cards this year, then I remembered. Steeped in a darkness so thick, so foggy, I could not breathe. The Christmas everyone else celebrated, I mourned. Loss of youth. Loss of health. Loss of innocence. My first Christmas draining toxic liquid...

5 Ways To Survive the Holidays as a Happy Family

Bible Study

Let me introduce you to my friend, Courtney. Courtney DeFeo is a popular blogger and creator of ABC Scripture Cards featured on “The View.” She is a graduate of Auburn University and has worked in marketing for Chick-fil-A. Courtney and her husband, Ron, are the...

What’s Rosh Hashanah All About?

Church Life

This year Rosh Hashanah falls on Thursday, September 29th. The holiday is scrawled in tiny print on the bottom of calendars, but do you actually know what it celebrates? In Hebrew, Rosh means “new” and Hashanah means “beginning”. Instead of...

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4 Ways to Heal Broken Hearts During the Holidays

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5 Ways To Survive the Holidays as a Happy Family

What’s Rosh Hashanah All About?

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