A Blog For Pastor's Wives & Wives In Ministry
Do you understand how to fight for your marriage on your knees? Let me set the scene. You love your husband. But lately, loving him feels like the hardest thing you do. Maybe he’s distant. Maybe you’re both exhausted. Maybe ministry has slowly crept in between you and turned your marriage into a scheduling conflict.Read the Post
Learning how to help others is something I think about constantly. As a pastor’s wife, helping people feels like breathing. It’s part of who we are. But somewhere between the hospital visits, the late-night phone calls, and the Sunday potlucks, I lost myself. I gave and gave until there was nothing left to give. SoundRead the Post
Knowing how to help kids focus during Sunday service is something I wish someone had told me sooner. I remember sitting in the front row, smiling at the congregation, while quietly trying to keep my children still. Sound familiar? As a ministry wife, you carry a lot. You’re worshipping, supporting your husband, and parenting, allRead the Post
If you’re wondering how to start over, I understand. I’ve packed those boxes myself. I’ve sat in a new church parking lot, gripping the steering wheel, wondering if I belonged. Learning how to start over in ministry is one of the hardest things a pastor’s wife will face. Nobody really prepares you for it. YouRead the Post
Do you know how to say no? If you’re a pastor’s wife, you already know the struggle. Someone asks you to lead the women’s Bible study again. A church member needs a meal train organized by tomorrow. A friend texts asking if you can help with her move this Saturday. And every single time, yourRead the Post
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
