The Bible doesn't have a specific passage dedicated to "How To Be a Pastor's Wife", but 2 Corinthians 5:20 certainly gives us some pretty clear direction. As believers, we are God's representatives on earth. We are here as "a trusted, ... continue reading...
Alone
My first child was born a few days before Thanksgiving, just over 16 years ago. Having a newborn at Christmas, made advent come alive as I rocked him late into the night by the light of the Christmas tree. I couldn’t help but feel a ... continue reading...
Building Bridges in the Midst of Loneliness
Loneliness has two technical definitions. One is to feel sadness because one does not have friends or company. Another one is the quality of being unfrequented and remote; isolation. However, if you ask the wife of a pastor to define it, you’d have ... continue reading...
Social Media for Pastors’ Wives
When I joined Facebook in 2008, it looked nothing like it does today. Anyone remember those days? I joined because a friend was moving out of state and she said it was a good way to stay in touch. Little did I know how Facebook and other social media ... continue reading...
Moving from Work to Worship
I imagine my scene is not unlike many other pastors’ wives. I come to church early with my crew of children and set into work mode. Whether my work is coffee maker, running a quick vacuum or even setting up for my turn in kids church, the work mode ... continue reading...