Make a GRAND Plan for Your Legacy

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Grandparents, make a grand plan for your legacy with your family. There’s a terrific ministry dedicated to helping you have a greater spiritual impact on your family. The Legacy Coalition provides a wide variety of resources. I highly recommend a visit to the website to browse through the resources, subscribe to Grand Monday Nights, and…

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The Intentional Grandparenting Plan

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Guest blogger and coauthor of Faithful Grandparenting, Carol Olsen, is passionate about grandparents speaking into the lives of their grandchildren. Watch for more ideas from Carol! Becoming intentional in your grandparenting takes planning. In our grandparent classes and in Faithful Grandparenting: Practical Ideas for Connecting the Generations, we encourage making a PLAN… an intentional grandparenting plan.…

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A Plan for Mom

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The backpacks are packed, the forms are submitted, the kiddos are off and running. After weeks of preparing for the beginning of the school year for your children, take time to plan your fall. Pour yourself a cup of coffee, catch your breath, and contemplate these areas of enrichment. Just for you! Proactive Plan for…

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But First, a Family Meeting

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Life is BUSY. Schedules are chaotic. Connecting is difficult. Family meetings are worth the intentional planning and meeting time. Why? When everyone is gathered, plans are made and problems get solved. Here are 11 tips for successful family meetings. 11 Tips for a Fabulous Family Meeting Family business is important. All members of the family are…

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Making a Plan for Summer

The school year is ending. Summer vacation is upon us. It’s a time of transition from rigid schedules to a more fluid time with fewer commitments. With this new found freedom can come stress for parents. Here’s a strategy to keep balanced and on track this summer. Begin with a family meeting focused on summertime.…

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