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Throughout the pandemic, teachers have gone above and beyond for their students, becoming not just educators, but also counselors, role models and friends to their students by supporting their overall well-being. Even so, only 52% of teachers feel valued by … Continue reading 5 Ways to Support Teachers this Fall
Well-known Hollywood actors/entertainers and married couple Carlos and Alexa PenaVega will release their debut memoir “What If Love Is The Point? Living for Jesus in a Self-Consumed World” on June 28 via HarperCollins. Sharing their inspiring stories of transformation, Carlos … Continue reading Carlos and Alexa Penavega Release Debut Memoir “What If Love Is The Point?”
Everyone knows that people with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) find fall and winter, with their lessened sunlight, hard seasons to get through. But did you know that some people continue to have seasonal depression in the spring when the rest … Continue reading It’s Spring … So Why Are Some People Still Depressed?
For most families, a good portion of the holidays is spent around the dinner table with friends and relatives who may or may not be on their best behavior and may, if left untended, insist on turning the holiday table … Continue reading How to Replace Holiday Dinner Arguments With Holiday Togetherness
On November 1, millions of people celebrate authors and the books that they write on National Author’s Day. Books have a mind of their own. They take time to develop, research, draft, edit, revise, and rewrite. We devour stories. We … Continue reading 4 Must Read Authors That Should Be Honored #NationalAuthorsDay
“After Humanity,” a new book from Word on Fire, is a guide to one of C.S. Lewis’s most widely admired but least accessible works, “The Abolition of Man,” which originated as a series of lectures on ethics that he delivered … Continue reading Word on Fire Releases ‘Definitive’ Guide to C.S. Lewis’s ‘The Abolition of Man’
– Can you remember the last time you ran barefoot through a field or laid in the grass to look up at the clouds? What about the last time you slipped off your sandals and got sand between your toes or dipped … Continue reading 3 Quick Ways to Improve Your Health This Summer
Black Voices, Black Stories: 3 literary treasures for summer 3 literary treasures for summer As discussions surrounding race continue to evolve across the nation, Black voices and stories can provide new perspectives for readers. Whether it’s an engaging fictional tale … Continue reading Black Voices, Black Stories: 3 Literary Treasures for Summer
This week’s guest writer brings touches an emotional touchpoint. Guest writer Alexis Marie Chute is the author of the award-winning memoir Expecting Sunshine: A Journey of Grief, Healing and Pregnancy After Loss, available on Amazon and wherever books are sold. Alexis … Continue reading The Importance of International Bereaved Mother’s Day
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