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Ever find yourself Googling “church christmas program ideas for kids” at 11 PM in October, wondering how you’ll pull off another meaningful Christmas program this year? Friend, I’ve been there. Just this morning, I was sitting at my desk, staring at my laptop screen. The cursor blinked at me mockingly. Another Christmas program to plan.Read the Post
What are your go-to christmas songs for church when you’re planning the most important Sunday of the year? Three Decembers ago I was sitting in our room. My husband was at his desk preparing for the Christmas program. I was supposed to be finalizing the worship setlist. Instead, I was staring at my laptop, paralyzedRead the Post
Have you ever wondered how to plan a christmas party in church that actually feels like family? I’ll never forget my first December living overseas. I was thousands of miles from home, newly employed, and suddenly Christmas felt heavy. No family traditions. No childhood friends. Just the weight of ministry and the ache of missingRead the Post
Have you been staring at your calendar wondering how you’ll plan meaningful christmas sunday school lessons while juggling everything else this season? My husband walked by as I was sitting at the kitchen counter working, and kissed the top of my head.“You okay?” he asked. I sighed. “I need to plan Sunday school lessons forRead the Post
What does it truly mean to lead with humility when your patience is hanging by a thread and someone just questioned your ministry decisions for the third time this week? One day, I stood in our church kitchen after a particularly challenging meeting. My hands shook as I gripped my tea mug. A longtime memberRead the Post
Have you been lying awake wondering how to overcome anxiety and fear when everything feels uncertain? I’m sitting here typing this after not posting for over a month. And honestly? I’ve been struggling. My husband and I are navigating possible moves to new places. We’re balancing what feels like absolute chaos. We’ve walked through tremendousRead the Post
