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Every month new topics that are relevant to women and how faith relates to those issues are featured.
20 wise and surprising tips for surviving new motherhood
by Angela T. Khabeb My husband and I are expecting our fourth child. We have one daughter in heaven, two sons at home, and one daughter on the way. When we first brought our son, Konami, home from the hospital, we were honored to have such a precious gift. When we...
Cafe group: Imposter syndrome
May 2019 4 ways to get beyond imposter syndrome by Kristen Glass Perez Our faith can help us overcome feelings of doubt and inferiority. Read more Faith reflections: Holy witnesses of the Resurrection by Kristen Glass Perez Did the first witnesses to the Resurrection...
Boldcafe podcast: Imposter syndrome
Holy witnesses to the Resurrectionby Kristen Glass PerezListen to the podcast episode below and on iTunes.
Holy witnesses to the resurrection
by Kristen Glass Perez In each of the four gospels, Mary Magdalene and other women are the first to arrive at the empty tomb of Jesus. They don't expect it to be empty; they expect to prepare the body for proper burial. In this way, they show up as the people they...
5 ways to get beyond imposter syndrome
by Kristen Glass Perez Recently, I received a request from a friend who is an expert in her professional field. She wanted to share that she was quoted in a national publication via social media, but felt awkward posting it herself. She asked me to post it for her. I...
Share the gift of Boldcafe
by Elizabeth McBride There’s something pretty awesome about going to a cafe. Of course, there’s coffee, but besides that, it’s a welcoming space whether you are alone or with friends. It’s comfortable. It’s casual. It’s a place for everyone. Since 2003, Café...
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