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On the first cool weekend of the season, a family gathers for their yearly tradition—a simple activity they repeat every fall. Maybe it’s making a favorite breakfast together, taking a walk to look for the first signs of changing leaves, or pulling out a box of decorations that only appears once a year. The details vary from family to family, but the feeling is similar: a moment that signals, “This season matters to us.” For children, these grounding experiences do more than

A family sits together after dinner when a child suddenly asks, “How do we know God is real?” The room quiets for a moment. The adults glance at one another, knowing this is one of those tender opportunities: an invitation into a deeper conversation, not a test of having the perfect response. Moments like this happen in living rooms, backseats, and bedtime routines everywhere. Children are naturally curious, and when their questions about faith are met with patience and openn

Every parent has been there: your child is crying, yelling, or throwing themselves on the floor, and your heart rate instantly spikes....