Week 6 Spiritual Motherhood: Motherhood as a Ministry (In-Person)
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New Dad Spiritual Support Group (In-Person)
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
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Toddler: Getting Your Child to Eat (In-Person)
Getting your child to eat can be a challenge. It's hard enough to get a kid to eat vegetables, but what do you do if you struggle to get your
New Dad Spiritual Support Group (In-Person)
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
Pregnancy: Infant Hygiene (In-Person)
Caring for an infant does not require vast amounts of training or an advanced degree. Caring for an infant simply requires a dedicated parent willing to respond to a child’s
Parenting – Sexual Behavior in Children (virtual)
Sexual behavior and kids rank high on the parent meter for uncomfortable topics. What are normal, developmental sexual behaviors in a child, and what things should you be concerned about?
Toddler – Mommy Milestones (In-Person)
Milestones can be a little confusing and stressful. What do all the different developmental categories mean? How important is it to track your child’s milestones? What if your child isn’t
New Dad Spiritual Support Group
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
Pregnancy and First Weeks – Simple Infant Care (In-Person)
Many less-common but important topics of infant care are often not discussed, particularly from a researched and documented position. This video will provide mothers with information on a variety of
Parenting – CoParenting (virtual)
When you dreamed of being a parent, you likely never thought you’d be raising your child between two homes. But even in a split-up, your children need both of you