Honestly - this is me on the mornings after our monthly Women of Faith and Friendship dinners. My friend Sherry and I cook and bake up a storm of food to feed about 15-20 ladies. We make enough for them to pack leftovers for spouse, lunch, or next evening’s meal. We throw ourselves fully into this … Continue reading Leaving It All on the Table: A Believer’s Story
Author: Michelle Andrea Williams
Hot Flashes – An RA Story
When RA flare-ups hit, I feel sick. My brain, muscles, bones - even my skin falls ill. These days are hardest to get through. I push my body to the limit which doesn't take long at all, then I rest. I used to lament, now I surrender. This morning, I am off to my see … Continue reading Hot Flashes – An RA Story
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Tending The Beloved – Super Sale!!
OUT NOW!!! AT COST SALE TO CELEBRATE THE WORKBOOK LAUNCH. Are you looking for curriculum for your small group in 2019? Or searching for a tool to help you through deep wounding to achieve sufficient healing? This workbook is for you. The workbook is a labor of love and learning to help those struggling with … Continue reading Tending The Beloved – Super Sale!!
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Steady Progress: An RA Story
I forgot what it feels like to live a normal life and I may never experience it again. I have hope, however, with new developments in pharmaceuticals and biotech devices. I keep up with the latest trials and breakthroughs on the horizon. In the meantime, I do my best with the medicines I am currently … Continue reading Steady Progress: An RA Story
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Can I decorate this year? Yes, No, Maybe. — STILL SARAH (message from my Father-in-law)
Sarah and I loved to decorate for Christmas. Our first Christmas together we had one Christmas tree as most sane people do. Over the years we kept adding trees throughout our home. Eventually, we had a tree in every room including the bathrooms and laundry room. Each tree had a unique theme and Sarah’s artistry […] … Continue reading Can I decorate this year? Yes, No, Maybe. — STILL SARAH (message from my Father-in-law)
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5 Things We Need to Create a Healthy Volunteer Culture
Read Cory Lebovitz’s great article on creating a healthy volunteer culture…
Let me start by saying I wish these thoughts were mine originally – because they are really good! A few years ago I sat in on a web conference put on by Newspring Church. During one of the sessions Perry Noble delivered thoughts on the 5 things we need if we want to create a healthy volunteer culture. I was going back through my notes this week and thought these were some valuable insights to pass along.
I want to be a part of creating a healthy volunteer culture…and I hope you do as well. I want the teams I am a part of to flourish. There is a story found early in the book of John that helps to highlight the various things we need if we want our teams to be healthy. The backdrop for the opening of John 2 is a wedding in which Jesus and His…
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The Latest Research on Bioelectric Treatment for RA
Image: Setpoint Medical Read the lastest on biomedical treatment for RA. http://www.rdmag.com/article/2018/09/biotech-device-could-treat-rheumatoid-arthritis-without-side-effects
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New Workbook – Out Now!
Wound-Proofing Our Writing Practice, a workbook allowing writers of all genres the tools to attain sufficient healing prior to publishing memoirs or fictional stories of traumatic events.
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Buckets & Levels: An RA Story
Some days offer a bucket half full, others 3/4 full, but rarely is it overflowing anymore.
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What Does Sufficient Healing Mean? A Writer’s Story
What does it look like to be sufficiently healed? That is the question I asked while writing the two workbooks (soon to be launched into the universe). What does sufficient mean? Sufficient - according to Miriam-Webster, the definition is "enough to meet the needs of a situation or a proposed end". Let's go with "enough for … Continue reading What Does Sufficient Healing Mean? A Writer’s Story
