This post is written by Passionate Homemaking’s monthly contributor, Ann Dunagan. As passionate homemaking women, we love our Lord, our families, and our homes; yet at followers of Jesus, we also need His passion for the world, His kingdom, and the lost. Have you ever considered traveling internationally, or taking a family mission trip? When [...]
Passports for Missions: Just for Fun & Just in Case!
by Lindsay on Jun 25, 2010 in missions & ministry
How To Be Well-Travelled Without Leaving Home
by Vina on Jun 16, 2010 in building the family, missions & ministry
This post is brought to you by Passionate Homemaking’s monthly contributor, Vina Barham. “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” – St. Augustine Prior to becoming a stay-at-home mom, travel was a big part of my life. Growing up in the Philippines, we traveled often to nearby [...]
Raising Kids With A Heart for the World
by Lindsay on Jun 11, 2010 in building the family, missions & ministry
As a young teenager through my junior high and high school years, you could have seen me frequently reading a missionary biography. I was inthralled in the adventures of the lives of missionaries in China, Philippines, and Indonesia. One such account of a young 19 year old single woman in the Philippines inspired my heart [...]
Living in SUB-mission, as a Mom
by Lindsay on May 19, 2010 in faith & womanhood, missions & ministry
This post is written by Passionate Homemaking’s monthly contributor, Ann Dunagan. As contemporary Christian women, there’s a deep or perhaps quiet desire inside of us that longs to fulfill a noble purpose. Somehow, we want our simple lives to make a godly difference in our hurting world. We know there are many international needs; and [...]
What is the purpose of the home?
by Lindsay on Apr 16, 2010 in making a home, missions & ministry
What is the significance of the home? What kind of place did God design it to be like? In this day and age, people invest thousands upon thousands of dollars in a home, and for what? Is it simply to provide temporary comfortable or to look good before our family and friends? Could there be [...]
Daring Mothers & Daughters….& Dirty Feet
by Lindsay on Apr 14, 2010 in missions & ministry
This article was written by Passionate Homemaking’s monthly contributor, Ann Dunagan. I’ve always had this “thing” for baby feet. I pull off darling shoes, and little newborn socks, and just want to kiss each of those tiny toes! I always ponder where a baby’s precious feet will go, and about God’s destiny and purpose for [...]
PH is Sponsoring a Cambodian Orphan Home! Join Us!
by Lindsay on Oct 12, 2009 in missions & ministry
I spent two months at the age of 18 serving among the orphaned children of Cambodia through the ministry of Children of Promise & Warm Blankets. I observed first hand the awesome work this ministry is doing. The Khmer Rouge massacre of the 1970′s (1.5-3 million were killed) has left many orphaned children and widows. [...]
Practicing Hospitality: Chapter 8
by Aaron on Apr 27, 2009 in faith & womanhood, missions & ministry
After much delay, I have finally been able to complete the final chapter of our book study on Practicing Hospitality by Lisa Tatlock & Pat Ennis. I hope all of you who were reading it together with me were able to complete it successfully. If not, press on! It has been such a challenging and [...]
Practicing Hospitality: Chapter 7
by Lindsay on Mar 30, 2009 in missions & ministry
Welcome back for our chapter 7 discussion on Practicing Hospitality: The Joy of Serving Others by Pat Ennis & Lisa Tatlock. This is part 7 of an eight week discussion on this book. Past chapter summaries can be viewed here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4 , part 5 & part 6.We are [...]
Practicing Hospitality: Chapter 6
by Lindsay on Mar 23, 2009 in building the family, missions & ministry
Welcome back for our chapter 6 discussion on Practicing Hospitality: The Joy of Serving Others by Pat Ennis & Lisa Tatlock. This is part 6 of an eight week discussion on this book. Past chapter summaries can be viewed here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4 & part 5.We are so glad you [...]
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