Word Traveling

Category: Faith

  • #IAmYourVoice- Support Refugees in Iraq & Syria- What can I do?

    Read the whole post to hear prayer requests from missionary brothers & sisters on the front lines. Join the movement. Share this post. Use the hashtag #iamyourvoice. Comment below as to what is your part. And Pray. The end of last month, I lay awake in bed in the evenings not being able to sleep,…

  • Praying for Persecuted Christians

    Right now, when we think about persecuted Christians, surely the terror happening in the Iraq & Syria comes to mind. Christian children being slaughtered in front of their parents refusing to denounce their faith. Families fleeing into the deserts, leaving everything they’ve known for the name of Jesus. It’s unfathomable to us here in America.…

  • 5 Awesome Weekend Family Photography Tips

     Destination: Frame Keep Reading to Find the 5 most awesome weekend family photography tips!        a  post from our newest contributor! Help me welcome the amazing Krys Hannum! This is part one in a 12- part series called Destination:Frame ! Make sure you sign up above below so you’ll get all out fabulous…

  • What a Blogger Wants for Her Birthday

    Ok, so truth be told- what THIS blogger wants more than anything else for her birthday- TODAY- (ok, I’m 41) is done. It’s all God has given me in the nine last years since opening my heart and life to HIM- My life is new. The old has passed away. And, I feel younger than…

  • Broken

    Broken   I should’ve never said “yes” every ounce of me knew but i was tired- trying to find and hide and hope for true in the tiny pieces of my splitting, shattered, seedling soul.   Drowning in pride. Details and dresses and drama and daddy’s dimes over my head- too young to be good…

  • The Missing Element- A Poem

    Oh, words four days now the busyness has swept in. I’ve swept away dirt thoughts dead- lines check marks on my floor and mental black- bored without you. Missing you sweet, sweet words. Together, let’s move forward- once again leaving the dust and past behind. Buen Viaje! ~Jen