Christian Grandparenting Blog

At Thanksgiving each year we have the privilege of joining ranks with those we call family and the family of God to praise God, the giver of all good and gracious gifts, for His undeserved goodness. As recommended in the first Thanksgiving Proclamation by the [...]

  “During the festival days you must explain to your children why you are celebrating…” Exodus 13:8 NLT Repristinate is not one of those commonly used words in our conversations. It simply means to restore to an original state or condition. It’s what we do [...]

Our MISSION STATEMENT is to CHAMPION ... A movement of intentional Christian grandparents by engaging, equipping and empowering them to wholeheartedly embrace their biblical roles so their grandchildren and the generations after them would know, love and serve Christ. Our VISION is to CONNECT ... [...]

CORE VALUES These are the values, or pillars, that, in concert with our Mission and Statement of Faith, will guide our actions and decisions for everything we do as a ministry. These are ranked in order of priority, so that we never set aside the [...]

  “Would your Nana answer my God questions?” This was the question one little girl asked her friend who had told her about how wise her grandmother was. That friend happened to be the granddaughter of Jill Briscoe. Have you ever thought about whether the [...]

GRANDPAUSE: “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” I have yet to meet a godly grandparent who does not find enormous joy in seeing their grandchildren walking with Christ. It is also true that have yet [...]

My father grew up poor. I did not. My father sometimes had little to eat in his home as a child, but learned that God provides…and He always did. I never encountered those basic need issues as a child. However, when our children were very [...]

“There is a time for everything…” Ecc. 3:1 Author and lecturer Leo Buscaglia once described a contest he was asked to judge looking for the most caring child. The winner turned out to be a four-year old boy whose next door neighbor, an elderly gentleman, [...]