Prenatal classes catalyst for new life, faith, churches
January 22, 2015
The young woman gingerly crawls off a motor scooter, grateful for the ride. Before, Kalliyan Seng could make the two-mile trek from her home on
Confront conflict with better communication in first year of marriage
January 22, 2015
My husband and I had been married exactly six days when we had our first argument. On the surface it was over a little thing
Taking time, energy to prepare can result in happier marriage, counselor says
January 22, 2015
Marriage often is compared to endurance athletic events and for good reason. Failure to prepare well for either can lead to problems but both are
Alabamian shares story of forgiveness, healing amid past with abortions
January 15, 2015
Starr Rogers was in her third trimester when the lady looked her square in the face and said it. “Go back to Alabama and have your
Generosity starts with gratitude, Baylor professor says
January 15, 2015
A Baylor University professor has been preaching a message some may consider radical in American society — even during the holidays: generosity. It’s also a
Mental illness real medical condition not failure of willpower, faith or prayer life
January 8, 2015
Christian speaker and former “700 Club” co-host Sheila Walsh talks openly about her struggle with major depression, frequently sharing her testimony at conferences. At the
Education key to helping those with mental illness
January 8, 2015
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1 in 4 Americans suffers from some kind of mental illness in any given year. One in
Churches can effectively minister to members by taking proactive steps
January 8, 2015
By Steve Trader Within every church there are people who deal with mental health issues. There are three common ways the Church has traditionally dealt
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