How to Make the Most of Easter in Quarantine

How to Make the Most of Easter in Quarantine

by | Apr 9, 2020 | Relationships

Social Distancing has changed much about our daily routines over the last several weeks. I hope that you have found some beauty in a simplified lifestyle and are starting to see a rhythm in this new, temporary normal. However, this has disrupted many celebrations...
When It Doesn’t Feel Like Easter

When It Doesn’t Feel Like Easter

by | Apr 16, 2019 | Faith

Easter is mere days away. The weather anchor has been forecasting the best time for egg hunts, after-church dinner plans are in place, and the kids are off school. Maybe you even purchased Easter candy early, which only backfired. Unless I’m the only one who has...

The Cross Still Matters Past Easter

by | Jun 18, 2018 | General

Now that it’s finally summer in Minnesota, many are probably fixing their attention on yard work or working on their garden. Easter was a couple of months ago, but it’s probably a distant thought for many of us too. I’ve been thinking about why the cross and the death...

When We’re Bent Low – An Easter Story

by | Apr 13, 2017 | Trends

The first Easter after we received my son’s autism diagnosis, I remember watching him anxiously attempting to stay a step ahead of his cousins as they all ran around the yard searching for eggs, plastic pails bouncing and spilling as little legs bent low to peek into...

Dress for Easter

by | Apr 11, 2017 | Life Issues

You may have seen the vintage Facebook post of 3 little girls all dressed up; the caption says something like, “Remember when we dressed up for Easter?” Though it’s black and white, I imagine pretty pastel dresses with white lace ankle socks, shiny white shoes, a...