Christian Grandparenting Blog

by Charme FletcherIt will be three years ago this coming December that we watched our first and only (to this point) granddaughter be born into the world. Oh, what joy and love filled that birthing room! My husband and I had the wonderful privilege of [...]

“Grandma Elise, I want to go to that camp with you!”  I was surprised and thrilled to hear his announcement.  I had told my grandson, Jake, about Grand Camp when I was in Omaha in March for his birthday.  Grand Camp had sounded so great [...]

Grandpa, some ninety plus years, sat feebly on the patio bench.  He did not move, just sat with his head down staring at his hands.  When I sat down beside him he did not acknowledge my presence.  Finally, not really wanting to disturb him but [...]

by Joan MetzgerThis morning I woke up in a cold sweat.  My heart pounded, and I gasped for breath.  Like Pac-Man, I was being chased, not by a ghost, but by a computer geek.  “Your ‘grandmother board’ is obsolete,” he jeered.  “It needs to be [...]

by Ron and Cathy BerryThe word says, Train up a child in the way they should go and when they are old they will not depart from it. We believe in the word of God wholeheartedly and trust our Lord without question. We also know [...]

By Cathy BerryPSALM 127:35 “Behold children are a heritage from the Lord…Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, so are the children of one’s youth. Happy is the man who has his quiver full of them.”I was reading I Samuel 2-3, where the priest [...]

Everyone knows March means basketball, and lots of it. March Madness is the showcasing of the best of NCAA hoops in this country. Unless you are one of those not into basketball, you will be among those inevitably talking about basketball and rooting for their [...]

  By Ila McIlvain He did not choose us to do small things. He chose us to touch people with His love (Lev. 19:34); to see lives changed (Luke 4;18,19); to raise the next generation of God’s people (Deut. 6:7); to exhibit His life in [...]