When Your Prayer Life Seems Lifeless
Join April Bordeau, Director at Care to Change, and Care team member Deb Kulchar, as they discuss when your prayer life seems lifeless. It is February, the month that we
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
Join April Bordeau, Director at Care to Change, and Care team member Deb Kulchar, as they discuss when your prayer life seems lifeless. It is February, the month that we
Join April Bordeau, Director at Care to Change, and therapist, Teresa Land, as they discuss how to connect with your kid in the age of technology. It is February, the
Join April Bordeau, Director at Care to Change, and therapist, Teresa Haskins, as they discuss when you feel like roommates instead of soulmates. It is February, the month that we
“When I was a little kid, I prayed ‘now I lay me down to sleep …’ every night before bed because my parents insisted. I can still recite it in
Seth made sure he and Katie bought toys that would encourage the kids to play outside. The kind of stuff he and his siblings played with in a neighbor’s yard
Liz always assumed the fire would start to die out in their marriage somewhere along the way, but she didn’t expect it to happen after just six years. Oh, she
When you’re dating, first impressions matter so much … even more so in an era when you can narrow potential romantic partners down by swiping their photos one way or
Join April Bordeau, Director at Care to Change, and therapist, Mike Spencer, as they discuss how to tell if someone is safe for you. It is February, the month that
Ask any pastor, and they’ll you the key to a strong congregation is strong families. It’s one of the reasons we approach marriage with such joy. When a couple sharing
Daniel can’t understand it. How can he be lonely when five other people share his home? Everyone’s tripping over each other all the time, yet Daniel feels he’s living all
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