Christian Grandparenting Blog

  • Cavin Harper

    April 1, 2007

    by Lana RockwellAs soon as my grandchildren made their appearance on this earth, I began to get “Grandparent” books. You know the type – the kind that asks for all kinds of your own personal information. For instance, “how old were you when I was [...]

  • Cavin Harper

    April 1, 2007

    by Lana RockwellMother and Daddy were living in Iowa and really struggling financially in 1947. Daddy was working for $.50 a day doing very hard work and it just wasn’t enough to feed, house, and clothe a family of six.Aunt Thelma (Daddy’s sister), Uncle Robert [...]

  • Cavin Harper

    March 1, 2007

    By Peggy Powell, Praying GrandmothersPROVERBS 4:23 “Above all else, guard your heart.Top 20 Prayers for our Children, Grandchildren and Beyond […]

  • Cavin Harper

    February 1, 2007

      It is better not to vow than to make a vow and not fulfill it. (Ecclesiastes 5:5) Valentine’s Day is upon us again and in a day of short lived commitments (an oxymoron?), one has to wonder what the real significance of such a [...]

  • Rafting

    Cavin Harper

    November 4, 2006

    If you have not been introduced to our GrandCamp program, let me tell you about an extraordinary opportunity to connect with your grandkids and build for the future. In fact, with Christmas around the corner, taking your grandkids to GrandCamp could be one of the [...]

  • Cavin Harper

    November 30, 1999

    More often than not, the assumption is made that the primary role of grandparents is to “spoil” their grandchildren. It is true that grandparents are often, perhaps too often, guilty as charged. It’s fun to spoil our grandkids from time to time, but godly grandparents [...]

  • Cavin Harper

    November 30, 1999

    Cavin Harper, CGN Executive DirectorIt is no secret that today, millions of grandchildren in this country are raised by their grandparents.   In an ideal world, stable, loving parents raise their kids in their own homes while grandparents provide a supportive and more relaxed role that [...]