Make plans to attend A Cup of Uni-TEA – Sisterhood Afternoon Tea for Women Who Minister where love is poured out, and unity is served with grace, ease, and grit. A Cup of Uni-TEA is more than just a tea gathering. It’s an opportunity for you to connect with other women who minister in different spheres of influence. on a deeperContinue reading “A Cup of Unity: Sisterhood Afternoon Tea for Women Who Minister”
Author Archives: Liza Weidle
Lessons Five and Six: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons Five and Six: How People Change”
Lessons 3 and 4: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons 3 and 4: How People Change”
Lessons One and Two: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons One and Two: How People Change”
Summer Study on How People Change
“How People Change” begins with God and makes it possible to embrace a change that is not about fixing me or somebody else. It’s about the One who is remaking us into His image and creating a community of kindness on earth. This is not a 12-step course or system. This is about ongoing, gospelContinue reading “Summer Study on How People Change”
Teen Volunteer Opportunities
Summer is coming and there are some wonderful nonprofits in the Raleigh/Durham area that would love to have extra help. Volunteering can provide many benefits for teenagers, including developing valuable skills, building a sense of community, and gaining valuable work experience. Here are just a few of the agencies in the Triangle area that canContinue reading “Teen Volunteer Opportunities”
Book Review: Moving on Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A modern guide to navigating loss by Gina Moffa, LCSW
There is not a right or wrong way to grieve the loss of someone you love. “Moving on Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A modern guide to navigating loss” by Gina Moffa is an excellent guide not only for a reader who needs support with grief, but also for people who want to help a lovedContinue reading “Book Review: Moving on Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A modern guide to navigating loss by Gina Moffa, LCSW”
Because I Love to Read to Grandkids
Easing into the joy of being a grandmother to eight precious kids brings a renewed passion of reading books that spark a child’s imagination. Last week, I had the chance to share the book “Because I Love to READ” to our grandson who is two-years-old. He loved the illustrations from Noor Alshalabi, especially the oneContinue reading “Because I Love to Read to Grandkids”
Truth about Concierge Marketing
If your big event happened and no one shared it on social media, would anyone know about it? I understand. Sometimes you want to wait to share about the event until your pictures or video are perfect. Unfortunately, if you wait too long after that moment has passed, you may have lost the opportunity toContinue reading “Truth about Concierge Marketing”
Creating Christmas Memories
Someone once said that “prior planning prevents poor performance.” This is especially true of the busy holiday season. With a little planning you can avoid much of the franticness, frustration, and even fighting that accompanies this time of year. Make time before this Christmas season to talk with your spouse, your children, or a friendContinue reading “Creating Christmas Memories”
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