Every mom can close her eyes and visualize the ideal Mother’s Day.
Older moms envision their kids all together in one place, laughing and enjoying each other in sanctified bliss. Young moms dream of sweet notes from their kids and a few hours of gorgeous solitude with iced coffee in hand.
Sometimes those dreams come true, and sometimes–Poof!–they disappear in a cloud of pointless arguments or diaper blowouts.
The last time we met for a women’s breakfast was all the way back in 2019! (Remember that baked oatmeal?) To celebrate our upcoming meeting on May 8th, we wanted to give you a peek behind the scenes into all the hard work by faithful volunteers that goes into pulling off one of these breakfasts. Enjoy the video below, and we look forward to seeing you on May 8th at 9 am! See event details…
Sharing a home with other generations is something I didn’t think would turn out as wonderfully as it did. We felt the first desire to ask my mom to move in with us after my husband and I were married about a year or two, but we wondered how it would work. Would we miss our privacy? Would it cause conflict in our marriage? Would my mom feel too hemmed in? How would we work…
As a little girl, I loved to survey the objects which populated the top of my mother’s dresser. I would dig through the crystal candy dish which contained a tangle of necklaces, earrings, and pins. Next, my attention would be drawn to the bottles of perfume standing nearby.
Katie Roman grew up in West Chester and started attending Covenant Fellowship in January of 2019. She recently married her husband, Mikey, in June of 2020—a bona fide pandemic wedding! They now live in Wayne and attend the Menser’s community group, in addition to serving at College Life, Cross Culture, and IMAG. Read on to find out more!
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