Friends and Family
How to Talk to Kids About Death
Whether an admired celebrity or someone closer to home has died, kids need age-appropriate honesty to process a loss.
This Veteran Volunteer Pairs At-Risk Kids With Neglected Animals
Gracie Hamlin founded W-Underdogs in Atlanta to empower kids by helping them rescue and care for stray dogs and cats.
These Pet Photo Magnets Keep Their Furry Friends Close
This creative idea allows them to remember their beloved pets that have passed away.
18 Classic Movies to Watch in September on TCM
With autumn just around the corner, curling up on the couch to watch a classic film is all the more appealing. Here are 18 movies airing on Turner Classic Movies in throughout September we think you'll enjoy.
One Mom’s Positive Approach to Remote Learning
This year’s first day of school is unlike any other. Here are four tools that I’ve used in the past that work for me. Maybe they’ll help you too!
How to Pray for Your Aging Parents
After a lifetime of receiving prayers, one son is committed to offering them daily for his elderly mom and dad.
See How this Cat Café Sustains the Perfect Feline Community
Eat Purr Love Café offers creative ways for humans and cats to interact with each other.
How She Prayed for Her Sons to Get Along
She asked God to bring her twin sons together and then the pandemic happened.
These Two Healthcare Workers Helped Save Each Other's Lives
Dan Radice, an exercise specialist, brought Dr. Rick Pitera through cardiac rehab. Now, it was Rick’s turn to save Dan from Covid-19.
She Swallowed Her Pride to Restore a Broken Friendship
Small squabbles had caused a bitter rift with a close neighbor. Could she find the resolve to reach out to her former friend?
A Kitten Became Her Daughter's Perfect Companion
She worried her daughter's severe autism would prevent her from knowing true love and joy. Then came Thula.
Meet a Real-Life Father Goose
He rescued an abandoned Canada gosling six years ago and they've been together since.
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When tearful parents come up to me to talk about their child’s ‘learning disorder,’ I ask them, ‘Oh you mean his learning opportunity?’
