Christian Grandparenting Blog

  • Sherry Schumann

    June 30, 2025

    The core needs of our military families are no different than those of our non-military families.  All families need security and stability. The members of our armed forces AND their families sacrifice both to protect our freedom. Military families with a strong support system handle subsequent moves, deployments and fear of the unknown better than those without support. This is where grandparents have the opportunity to step in and lend a helping hand.

  • Dave Howe

    June 23, 2025

    No matter what people told me, it wasn’t until I actually became a grandfather that I appreciated the joy it brings. Grandparenting is a sacred calling. As a Chrisitian grandfather, you will demonstrate the love of our heavenly father to your grandchildren.

  • Terri Sherrow

    June 16, 2025

    Liberty and freedom are words we hear often as we prepare to celebrate the 4th of July. We cherish our independence and take great pride in our freedom from worldly bondage and oppression. However, the biblical concept of liberty is different from the world’s idea of freedom. Clearly, God wants us to experience the joy of spiritual freedom.

  • Bev Phillips

    June 9, 2025

    As our family bears the recent lost a husband, father and grandfather, we struggle with the huge hole left behind. His sudden, unexpected heart attack left us reeling and wondering how God would care for our family in the absence of such a strong, loving, godly, servant leader. It is through the enduring heart legacy of a father and grandfather.

  • Barb Howe

    June 2, 2025

    At Christian Grandparenting Network (CGN), we thank God for the men He has placed in our lives. They're strong in character, supportive of their wives and families, and talented in many ways. One of the special talents we appreciate about them is their creative ability to cook. Here are some crowd-pleasing recipes exclusively from men of CGN.

  • Barb Howe

    May 26, 2025

    Think back to the first time you experienced a significant loss. How might you console a grandchild who is experiencing profound grief for the first time? Begin by asking God to guide you. Then consider the age and awareness of your grandchild as you offer them consolation.

  • Terri Sherrow

    May 19, 2025

    Weakness is inherent in human nature and, left to our own devices, we will fall into temptation. Satan wants us to feel weak, useless, and ultimately to destroy us. But when we align ourselves with the strength of God through our submission to him, his power is active and available to us so that we are able to withstand the wiles of the evil one. 

  • Sherry Schumann

    May 12, 2025

    Like many grandparents nationwide, you may be searching for something special to do with your grandchildren this summer. Christian Grandparenting Network has created two ready-made DIY GrandCamp programs from which you can choose. They provide a framework for you and your grandchildren to study God’s Word, enjoy outdoor activities, and create lasting memories.