The Beginning [su_spacer] As I have grown through my role as a ministry wife, I have experienced many stages. When I first started, I was single, and my only obligation aside from ministry was to God. I had no husband or children. I was an adult and living on my own. [su_spacer] When I married, my obligations…
As a pastor’s kid who grew up to marry a music minister, I am often asked what it has been like to grow up in a full-time, vocational, ministry family. Many people have asked me what my parents did to produce four children who love the Lord and have all married spouses who love the…
Inevitable adversity. In our current day world filled with all of the twenty-first-century comforts, instant gratification, and entitlement, it seems that adversity has no place. We long to control every aspect of our lives and rush to fix things when difficulty comes storming in. We can’t easily avoid conflict, suffering, and affliction in any part of life, but…
Family matters…oh so much! [su_spacer] You know this, and so do I. [su_spacer] The greatest joy and grief we experience are most likely connected to the ebb and flow of life with our families. [su_spacer] I’m at a beautiful stage in life. While I no longer have my grandparents on earth, I do still have…
by: Marshelle Wilburn As a mother of five biological children, two foster and other spiritual children, I have nurtured “my babies” sometimes to exhaustion over the past three decades. [su_spacer] When you parent younger children, you experience a physical drain resulting from sleep deprivation and extended energy required when they fight naps, teeth are cutting,…
I longed to be a mother, but I was barren for the first twelve years of marriage. Our journey was as follows; Declared barren Five failed open adoptions One still born birth in the six month of pregnancy High-Risk Pregnancy in our twelfth year of marriage Mother’s Day was always a brutal reminder that I…
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