One of my readers posted a comment about the tragedy of the church’s opposition to families who are receiving their children. She mentioned that their ministry had actually lost supporters …
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Christians claim to be pro-life. We protest, attend rallies, and write to our congressmen. I think it is far more accurate to say that the church is anti-abortion, not pro-life. …
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In trying to understand our culture’s current attitude toward children and the common practice of birth control, one has to dig, if you will, or peel back many different layers …
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In their book So Much More, Elizabeth and Anna Sophia Botkin boldly proclaim the truth on many prevalent subjects, but I wanted to quote from their book a comment on …
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Based on the recent post about negative health effects of birth control, and positive health effects of having children and breast feeding, I wanted to provide some evidence for our …
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I spend a lot of time puzzling over why children have become so devalued in our culture. Why is it so easy for mothers to drop off their infants with …
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(A note regarding the last blog: Just to clear things up, my last post was fuzzy about Sanger being the “inventor” of birth control, which she is not. Sanger was …
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The Origin of Birth Control: The Evil Margaret Sanger
When the Lord first began to work in my heart about His plan for families, and having children, my husband and I did a lot of reading and research before …
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Which child do you not want? If someone lined up your children in front of you and ask the question, “Which child do you not want?” you would speechlessly marvel …
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Last week, I took our oldest child to the School of Dentistry for an orthodonist appointment. As anyone who has put braces on a child knows, it’s not cheap. And …
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As we feel the first hints of Spring, I remembered a thought I had jotted down last year, after a stroll with my daughter. May it encourage your heart! Dandelions …
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One of the things I love about our large family is thinking about what the future will be like. Imagining Christmas, with all my grown children, anticipating that they will …
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One of my favorite benefits of having a large family is the opportunity it provides to speak to others about the value and joy of children. If you have a …
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Socialization. Another benefit of having children in our series, is that you don’t have to send them to school to socialize them! (Sorry to disappoint the anti-homeschooling people…) but, having a large …