My Latest Thoughts on Faith, Family, Disability, and Privilege
My Latest Thoughts on Faith, Family, Disability, and Privilege
AJB Recommends: Breaking Ground
There’s an embarrassment of riches on the new website Breaking Ground. This site has a threefold purpose: to learn from the past to see what
5 Ways to Receive God’s Love – Open Door Sisterhood Guest Post – Amy Julia Becker
I’ve just written a guest blog post on The Open Door Sisterhood called 5 Ways to Receive God’s Love. Spoiler alert: it’s not about just
Podcast: How Do I Figure out Where to Go?
Listen to Amy Julia speak as a guest on a recent podcast In my latest blog post, I listed ten recommended podcasts covering topics including
10 Podcasts Recommended for Summer 2019
I listen to a lot of podcasts. Whether I’m doing laundry, driving to the store, washing dishes, or even just walking around the house, chances
Rhythms of Rest: An Invitation
Before you read this post, I need to preface it with a big caveat. It’s a post about taking regular time for silence and solitude,
10 Tips for Raising a Cool Kid with Down Syndrome (even if you’re a nerdy parent like me)
By Guest Contributor Stephanie Meredith A note from Amy Julia: I am grateful for Stephanie Meredith for all sorts of reasons. One, she’s the force
“Take Courage” Podcast Episode: Hope and Healing
Matt Miller is a pastor and communicator in Memphis, TN. He has a new podcast called Take Courage. In the recent “Hope and Healing” episode
7 More Diverse Book Recommendations & A Deeper Look
In a previous post, I set out to select 20 diverse books from a few of our children’s favorites in various age groups: toddler, pre-school,
4 Simple Lessons to Stay Connected to Your Spouse
Peter and I have been married for 20 years this week. I am grateful in a way that words cannot convey for the ways we
Trying to Expand Your Bookshelf? Here Are 20 Diverse Books for Kids of All Ages
Four years ago, I was working on a book about children’s literature. I loved the experience of reading out loud to our kids, especially reading
How Do I Figure Out Where To Go?
On my run a few weeks ago, I was thinking about how I am in a period of “figuring out what I want to do
Love Is Patient: In Memory of Jean Vanier
“Love is patient.” This simple statement has been on my heart and mind this past week after I learned of the death of Jean
How to Talk with Your Children (and Friends) about Faith Pt. 2
Years ago, I wanted to pray for some friends of ours, a married couple who had a great interest in spirituality but who hadn’t landed
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