Family Month of Prayer
A prayer journey for the entire family.There are very few things that have a greater impact upon the health of strong biblical families than prayer. Not only praying FOR our families, but also praying WITH them.
With this in mind, Christian Grandparenting Network is thrilled to invite you and all the members of your family to join us this January as we observe Family Month of Prayer.
GrandCamps
GrandCamps is a unique, grand faith adventure for grandparents and their grade-school age grandchildren focused on leaving a faith-legacy for the next generations. Through purposeful activities that grandparents and grandchildren experience together, to discovering from God’s Word what it means to walk in the truth, to building a treasure chest of life-changing memories—all in an environment that invites having a pile of fun—this will be a time for building memories that will last a lifetime! We also offer a single day Grand Day Out event for churches, as well as our Do-It-Yourself Field Guide for grandparents who would like to do their own family GrandCamp.
Recent Blog Posts
Take a Count
Many “new” things take place during the month of January. Something about inking new dates sparks our thoughts on how we might make improvements in our lives. For many, this includes a renewed push for spiritual change. In the midst of nature’s winter rest, our hearts have time to consider all that God has done for us. Then, with reverent fear and humble praise, ask how you can make the most of the time you have remaining.
Life: Precious and God-Given
Yesterday, our nation celebrated National Sanctity of Human Life Day. Instituted by President Ronald Reagan in 1984, this day was set aside to celebrate the gift and sanctity of life. It’s not too late to recognize this special day. Here are some ideas.
Keep Jesus Close
I love celebrating the birthdays of my children and grandchildren. To me, they are the most precious people on Earth. But what if we only acknowledged our family members on their birthdays? Sometimes that’s how we treat Jesus.