By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
Before the start of a new year, I take some time to reflect on the previous year. What were highlights from each month? How do I feel each area of my life is doing, like my relationships and personal health and spiritual growth? What lessons have I learned?…
By Aubrey Coleman
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
Martin Luther King Day, held on the 3rd Monday of January every year, celebrates the life and influence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Specifically, his profound impact as a civil rights leader in the fight to end racial segregation in the United States.…
By Sandy Mayle
Originally Published in Be Still Magazine, Issue 12
Every Saturday our newspaper’s “House to Home” insert features real estate for sale in our area along with articles about how to upgrade a home inside or out, how to decorate for the holidays, and what’s trending in home décor colors, fabrics, window treatments, and accent pieces. If I read nothing else in the Saturday paper, I browse that insert for ideas I can use in our home. And I like to look through the realty listings and play a game: If I could buy any property pictured on this page, which one would it be?
Then I think about my three-year-old granddaughter, Belle. …
By Danielle Munoz
Originally Published in Be Still Magazine, Issue 13
Work. The Lord gave it to Adam and Eve not after, but within Eden, one special blessing among many in the “good” world He founded.
As they created, collected, organized, pruned, and explored among the fruit and creatures of God’s garden, the couple walked in their identity as ones made in their Creator’s image (Genesis 1:28).…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
The air feels different during the holidays. Maybe it’s the decorations on all of the store fronts. Maybe it’s the red cups filled with holiday-themed beverages. For some, maybe it’s the prospect of time off from work. Or maybe it’s the feasting and gift giving with family and friends. Whatever the reason, the air is thick with hopeful expectation – the holidays are magical.…