Mother's Day

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  For Mothers of Prodigals: 6 Reasons to Keep Hoping Mother’s Day has come and gone. Thank God, some women say. Some women were wondering if they'd ever hear "I love you, Mom" again. Lori Hatcher May 14, 2014
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  A Tribute to Moms Moms. We are moms. We are warrior moms. United forever by the tight bonds of motherhood, we share this journey that we hold dear. Debbie McDaniel May 09, 2014
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  Top 10 Marvelous Movie Moms Although nearly everybody has a mother, decent moms are hard to come by in movies. But here's our top 10 in honor of Mother's Day. Crosswalk.com Staff May 09, 2014
• What do You Need God to "86" Today? Don't be afraid to fall on your face and ask God for help. We serve a God who understands our afflictions, Shannon Perry May 09, 2014
• Mothers and the Messes They Make I must make a statement up front. If you’re a perfect mother, then you don’t need to read this article. However, if you’ve made a few boo boos along the way, then read on, my friend. Pam Kanaly May 08, 2014
• Why This Husband Hates Mother's Day If you want to know why I hate Mother's Day, look no further than this pastor's earnest but misguided attempt at mood-softening humor. John UpChurch May 07, 2014
• When Mother’s Day Hurts Laura Petherbridge May 06, 2014
• Taking Time to Notice Mom As we celebrate Mother’s Day, let's lift up a special prayer on behalf of all the moms who’ve always found a way to meet our needs. Guy Hatcher May 05, 2014
• Mother's Day: 3 Ways Mom Reminds Me of Jesus - Crosswalk the Devotional - May 9 Here are three Christlike messages Mom has ingrained in me, whether by her words or simply her actions. May 03, 2014
• Mother's Day: Love You Forever - Crosswalk the Devotional - May 12 May 03, 2014
• Happy Late Mother's Day to My Fashionably Late, Incredible, Hero of a Mother. Here's to my mother- the strongest, most resilient, intelligent, loving and kind person I know. You are my inspiration! Cleere Cherry May 13, 2013
• A Quick Note to Pastors on Mother's Day This weekend is a very special one for most of your congregation. But there may be a small (yet larger than you think) group of women who will sit in your pews and chairs, in silent pain. Julianna Morlet May 13, 2013