The cold and gray of the winter months can be hard for anyone, but they can feel especially grueling to individuals who are stuck in their homes without much interaction. Winter can also be hard on caregivers who can’t even get their loved ones outside for some sunshine. This … [Read more...] about Winter Readiness Guide: How to beat the cold, keep routines, and stay active
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Traveling To Give Back
Many of us already have a mission when we travel: relaxation, visiting family, experiencing new cultures. But there are also travel opportunities in which the mission of the trip isn’t to please ourselves but to help others in need. While many mission trips are based on Christian … [Read more...] about Traveling To Give Back
Room To Reimagine – Create New Possibilities In Familiar Spaces
Your home may be the same, but the way you live in it has probably changed. Sarah Wooten, interior designer with LL&A Designs, offers a fresh perspective on reimagining familiar spaces and designing a home that works beautifully for this stage of life. How should I … [Read more...] about Room To Reimagine – Create New Possibilities In Familiar Spaces
Here Are More Tips On How To Help Someone Who Is Helping Others
This is a continuation of the article listed in the P.S. below: Do you know a caregiver? Maybe a neighbor who keeps to themselves? A member of your church who hasn’t been attending because they are nervous about bringing their loved one? A coworker who is struggling? A friend … [Read more...] about Here Are More Tips On How To Help Someone Who Is Helping Others
I Know Too Much & Signs – This Is What We’re Listening To Now
I Know Too Much, Ellie Goulding, out September 4 Singer-songwriter Ellie Goulding describes the songs on her sixth studio album as “journaling through music,” reflecting a period of personal transition. She explores the idea that maybe knowledge can go too far, and that … [Read more...] about I Know Too Much & Signs – This Is What We’re Listening To Now