It’s so much easier to remember to get dressed, do my hair, and put a bit of makeup on when I’m actually going someplace for the day. But when it’s just the kids and me, I can usually be found racing to to the mirror five minutes before their daddy is expected home for lunch.

What’s Your Style?
by Elisabeth Allen on April 23, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity
Do you feel confused when you look into your wardrobe? Are you overwhelmed when you go shopping? What is your style? For clothes? For shoes? For accessories?
Finding your style is never going to be quite as easy as 1-2-3, but it is possible and rewarding.

Myths About Modesty and Mystery
by Elisabeth Allen on April 19, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity
Modesty is about so much more than the clothes I wear! It’s about the way I wear the clothes I wear. It’s about the way I sit and stand and walk. It’s about the way I talk. It’s about the way I look when I talk. It’s about the way I smile and laugh. Clothes are only a bit of the story of modesty.

dream of spring
by Chantel on April 11, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity
It is always safe to dream of spring…

Of Anne, Kilmeny, and Lanier’s Books
by Jessica Telian on March 23, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity, Books & Music
What imaginative girl has not been captivated by the works of Lucy Maud Montgomery? With a loving eye and a ready pen she gave to the world a tiny island off the coast of New Brunswick and a little band of girl heroines that have delighted the souls of ‘kindred spirits’ the world over. How…

From Head to Foot
by Elisabeth on March 22, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity, Books & Music, Prayer & Devotion
Annie Downs loves Scotland, ice cream, and unexpected shades of nail polish. Even more, she loves Jesus — and talking about Jesus to girls like you…and me. I’m older than Annie’s intended audience. In fact, I’m even a little older than Annie herself. But she had me from the very beginning: from the snow day…

humility and grace in a feminist world
by Danielle Carey on March 21, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity, Books & Music
Carolyn McCulley was a successful professional in her early thirties when she first met Jesus. She was a staunch feminist, a position founded on roots reaching much deeper than the more recent challenges of being a professional woman in the corporate world. Her defense of woman was one that began in the schoolyard, goaded by…

A Women’s Resolution?
by Katie on March 1, 2012 in Beauty & Femininity, Books & Music
In the fall of 2010, I had the privilege of watching the very first pre-showing of the movie Courageous during my internship at Focus on the Family. It was a night that changed my life. As I walked out of the theater, I began asking the promoters and Courageous staff what they were going to…




































