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In this episode of the Her Story Podcast, Adia introduces Myrna Lapres, an educator, coach, and advocate for generational healing. Guided by her faith and personal experiences, Myrna helps families strengthen communication, foster forgiveness, and cultivate lasting connections.
Strings of the Heart is a prayer blanket ministry born from a shared love of crocheting and a deeper calling to serve. What begins as individual six-by-six-inch squares—each made by different hands, in different places—comes together as one blanket, gifted to someone in need of comfort.
In this reflection, Myrna Lapres shares her firsthand experience witnessing how Women’s Federation for World Peace is bringing healing and hope to Rwanda through education.
The second session of Peace Starts With Me, held on December 27, 2025, was led by Susan Nishio, the session emphasized personal responsibility in building peace through faith, love, and mindful relationships, with open sharing highlighted as the most meaningful element.
The December Interreligious Sharing focused on the parables of Jesus, highlighting their enduring spiritual lessons across faith traditions.
If you’ve been looking for a simple, flexible way to stay consistent with your goals, our new Weekly Habit Tracker Notepad might become your favorite companion.
In this episode of the HerStory Podcast, Carolyn Sampson shares her inspiring journey as a woman of action, mentor, and community leader.
As we close out the year and prepare to welcome a fresh chapter, this month’s Spark of Inspiration takes a slightly different form. We’re inviting you to become the spark—by turning inward.
From family traditions to favorite recipes, simple spiritual practices, movies, crafts, and cozy year-end reflections—consider this your warm, personal collection of December favorites.
This year I made a DIY advent calendar for my kids, using little stationery items and fun daily activities to help them enjoy the countdown to Christmas.
My little one just turned two, and he’s full of energy! As a mom, I often forget to give myself a moment to just breathe.