I call this a babymoon, because, for those who do not know, Corey and I are expecting our first baby in September (this would be a reason for my lack of blogging lately). However, this babymoon was not taken with the baby’s daddy, but instead with the baby’s granddad.
It has been a year since Samaritan’s Purse opened their doors to one of their latest projects, and personally my favorite project, Operation Heal our Patriots.
Last Thursday, my dad and I arrived back from a trip to Israel. As soon as we landed my dad hit the ground running. Thursday night he was on the air with Greta Van Susteren and on Friday was flying to Moore, Oklahoma to meet with victims of the tornado.
Join us for a celebration to remember, as we celebrate 100 million shoe box gifts collected through Operation Christmas Child. It will be a night to remember with many special guest.
Celebrating five years today.
Today we celebrate my mom’s birthday! My brothers and I are blessed with a remarkable mother, who has been the glue of our family.
Another favorite 2o12 memory was spending time with my family at my parent’s cabin in Alaska. If you missed it the first time, here is my dad cooking his famous pancakes.
To finish out the year, I wanted to dedicate the next few posts to some of my favorite moments of 2012.
So, today I have a Christmas challenge for you.
I t is always an adventure to deliver shoeboxes. This is just one of many ways we deliver your shoeboxes to millions of kids around the world for Operation Christmas Child.
It is not too late to pack a shoebox! Click here for more information.
Here is one of my personal experiences from Guyana.
It is that time of year again! I can hardly believe it, but the Christmas season is upon us. This weekend kicked off the Operation Christmas Child season,
It is a week of thankfulness. My Facebook newsfeed has been flooded by everyone’s “22 Days of Thankfulness.” And, it is tradition with my family to sit around the dinner table and talk about what we are thankful for over the past year.