A Blog For Pastor's Wives & Wives In Ministry
I need to be honest with you today. Knowing how to deal with depression and anxiety in ministry is something I had to learn the hard way. Not from a book or from a conference. From real, quiet, heavy nights when I didn’t know if I could keep going. If you’re a pastor’s wife readingRead the Post
Can I ask you something personal? How many times have you packed up your entire life and moved to a new city only to do it all over again? Because I have done it five times in five years. Five new cities. Five new churches. Five rounds of “Hi, I’m the pastor’s wife. It’s niceRead the Post
Father’s Day is almost here, and I know what that means for us ministry wives. It means late nights at the kitchen table, brainstorming with our husbands. It’ll mean praying over every detail of the service. It also means wanting so badly to honor the dads in our congregation in a way that truly matters.Read the Post
I still remember the first time I had to plan a youth night from scratch. I stared at a blank notepad. I had no budget, no volunteers, and no clue. Sound familiar? If you’re a pastor’s wife or ministry wife, you’ve probably been there. You love these kids deeply. And you want to reach themRead the Post
Knowing how to not feel discouraged is something nobody warned me about. Nobody told me that on some Sundays, I’d count empty seats instead of blessings. They didn’t warn me that I’d smile through service while quietly aching inside. If you’re a pastor’s wife, you already know this feeling. The parking lot is half emptyRead the Post
Let me be honest with you for a moment. There have been Sundays I sat in the front pew smiling. But inside, I was barely holding on. Ministry is one of the most beautiful callings in the world. It is also one of the most exhausting. If you’ve been in ministry long enough, you knowRead the Post
