Francis Schaeffer once said “America is a ‘cut flower’ culture” and warned that we are one generation away from losing the memory of Christianity in our culture. Your children need
Eclectic Donna enlightens us with info about such things as a charity in England (ActionHunger.org) which provides necessities to the homeless through vending machines. She also covers different subjects like
Have you gone ALL IN with Jesus? Nicodemus was a man who was affected by Jesus and then publicly displayed his support when he supplied a great deal of spices
RADICAL!! Everything that happened during the last week of Jesus’ life was radical, from the woman anointing Jesus with very expensive perfume to procuring a donkey which Jesus rode to
Look for 3 lessons this week which cover each day of the “week of weeks.” Prepare your hearts and grow in your relationship with Jesus by understanding what He went
Donna instructs us on how to build an Easter basket containing symbols of the Easter story from Jesus’s betrayal, arrest and death to His resurrection. Then teach your children the
Easter is coming! There is still time to prepare your hearts for the Week of Weeks coming up! Forgiveness is a part of God’s plan and requires our obedience. You
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Philippians 1:27 says, “Only, live your life in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ, so that, whether I come and see you or am absent and hear about
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For more than 25 years Donna Otto has shared inspiration and practical wisdom. She is an Author and founder of Modern Homemakers (formerly Homemakers By Choice), a national organization which offers…
weekly teaching for a new generation of "counter culture" women who have made the choice to stay at home. To hundreds of young homemakers, Donna has been the wise, fun, Godly Aunt every young woman wishes she had. Each teaching session encourages women in their role as a woman, wife, mother, and keeper of the home.