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Anna Rendell

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  • 2 weeks ago | incourage.me | Michele Cushatt |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    When I was a young girl, what I wanted more than anything else was to be a wife and mother. I spent countless hours imagining my future family, including two or four children and a handsome and romantic husband. And, of course, all of them would adore me. That was a given. As for a career, my aspirations change day by day. But my desire for marriage and children never wavered.

  • 3 weeks ago | incourage.me | Jessica Turner |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    During the pandemic, my marriage of 16 years ended. After I took some time to grieve what I lost and became confident in myself as an individual, I found myself ready to date. While I didn’t expect it to be easy (it had been twenty years since I’d dated!), it was even harder than I expected. I felt like I was looking for a unicorn. I also didn’t anticipate how rejection and heartbreak would impact my mental health.

  • 3 weeks ago | incourage.me | Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp |Jennifer Lee

    Ask any Midwesterner about “fake spring” and they’ll surely have a story for you about packing away all the coats on a warm day only to have to pull the winter gear back out the next week. While I’m all for a shortened winter, I think these false-start spring days have something to teach us about the spiritual practice of living expectantly — even when we don’t feel particularly hopeful. We brought our newborn son home from the hospital on Easter.

  • 1 month ago | incourage.me | Michele Cushatt |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    “Lord, teach me to pray.”This was my first prayer for 2025. I’m not one who typically chooses a word or theme for the year. But on December 29, when I pulled out a fresh spiral notebook and started journaling thoughts around the coming year, these five words poured immediately from my pen. “Lord, teach me to pray.”A strange prayer, perhaps, considering I’m a 50-something woman who has been church-ing and praying for half a century. Don’t I already know how to pray?

  • 2 months ago | incourage.me | Sarah Sandifer |Anna Rendell |Becky Keife |Dawn Camp

    We’ve lived in this new home, this new city, for six months now — both no time at all and also an eternity. For six months now, I’ve attended anything and everything, all in an attempt to find a friend, plant some roots, belong somewhere. I don’t know any other way. I guess I thought it would be easier? I shouldn’t have, truth be told. I should know by now, as a military spouse, that things take time, even if you don’t want them to.

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