Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
We are all part of a team—our family is our first team experience. What does being part of a team look like? * understand * love * support * honor * delight * obey * encourage * work from heart * do your best * 18 Wives, understand and support your husbands by submitting to them… Read More
If you believe in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you are a part of the same family as I am. We’re all adopted. We are The Church. We are loved and treasured.And guess what? We get to invite others to join us. All are welcome and up for adoption. May they see our… Read More
Our youngest grandchild is in 6th grade this year. This is a major shift in what we are called to do when we are covering for their parents. No longer is it diapers, constant oversight, 24-7 attending to needs. That makes it easy to sluff off in the grandparent assignment. But if a teen or… Read More
I did not experience living near extended family growing. Most relatives were in the Midwest, and we lived out west: New Mexico and California. Just about every other year, we made the drive cross country to see family, and as we were a family of eight, we were usually split up while we were there… Read More
What is the role of a grandparent? To my daughters and son-in-laws (love), grandparents are an accessible safety net. This is possible even when they live hours away, although it takes more planning and traveling. But there are so many ways you can delight your grandchildren from afar, be a part of their lives, even… Read More
We recently attended a brother’s retirement party–he retired from planting churches. We took a picture of some of the relatives who attended, and it reminded me of this verse: I will establish my covenant as an everlasting covenant between me and you and your descendants after you for the generations to come, to be your God and… Read More
ONE HOUSE—THREE GENERATIONS Series “What’s for dinner?” I don’t like this question. Now that I got that off my chest, I’ll tell you why I like cooking dinner for our full house. When we moved into our mixed-generational house together, I agreed to cook, but asked for input on meal ideas. Lynn and I usually… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 