Dear friends,
Karen Campbell interviewed me a couple of weeks ago about Titus 2 mentoring, and the three podcast segment are on her web site, (http://www.thatmom.com/). Besides the links for those, I wanted to provide some other links related to mentoring to go along with this!
The podcast part 1 (hint: turn off the music in her sidebar when you get there!)
The podcast part 2
The podcast part 3
This next link is for the audio I did last week in Gainesville, Florida.
"Amazing Grace for Home School Moms" audio on Joyful Liberty, Tender Compassion and Wise Guidance. It is in four parts, with a total listening time of 1 hour and 7 minutes.
My other links related to mentoring and mothering:
Calling All Mentors
The Joys of Mentoring
Do It Well, But Keep It Humble
Child Discipline or Child Abuse?
A Mother's Seeds poem
The Real Life Home School Mom PDF
Pure Pleasure: Why Do Christians Feel So Bad About Feeling Good?
Cherishing Your Marriage chapter from The Real Life Home School Mom
Read, Reflect & Respond audio
Mardy Freeman web site (I mentioned Mardy in the podcasts)
Cheryl Bastian web site (I mentioned Cheryl in the podcasts)
My other blogs:
www.ComeWearyMoms.blogspot.com for encouragement in motherhood
www.StartWellHomeSchool.blogspot.com for preschool & elementary
www.ContinueWellHomeSchool.blogspot.com for middle school
www.FinishWellHomeSchool.blogspot.com for high school
I'd love to hear your comments about this podcast and the links, so hit the comment button!
Blessings,
Virginia
Wow, Virginia! How do you have time to maintain so many blogs and run such a large household? I have a hard enough time writing one and maintaining my little one (only one still at home).
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Thanks for your kind words, Gloris! My husband and kids pitch in a whole lot to keep the household running -- but there are a lot of things that still don't get done! I probably write as much on the five or so blogs that I would with just one, but I just break it up that way so that folks can read the ones that pertain to their interests. And so much of it comes from my archives, especially my books. :-)
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