Our blogger friend, Stephanie Holmes, offers some thoughtful ideas on reclaiming true femininity in a…
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The best parenting mimics the way our heavenly Father loves his children.
As the month of May opens, we find many young women in our circle graduating, moving for internships, or starting a summer job. These days are often full of new challenges and experiences. It can be hard to find your footing in these new life roles. To help engage and encourage during this process, we have chosen Senator Joni Ernst’s book, Daughter of the Heartland: My Ode to the Country That Raised Me, as our May book club choice.
Many conservative Americans have been soul searching these past few months. Our nation appears to be at a crossroads in time. Will we continue forward with the goals of our founding at the helm, or will we fail to pass the torch?
Last year was a long and arduous year, full of rioting and political disagreement on so many levels. We find solace in books that help direct us toward the best future for our nation. America needs citizens invested in learning how to improve the country, bridge the gaps, and teach others the true beauty of its principles. This January, we have selected Dr. Carol Swain’s book, Be The People: A Call to Reclaim America’s Faith & Promise, as our book of the month.
December’s Book of the Month features a timely discussion of Heather MacDonald’s book, “The War on Cops: How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe.”
Our November Book of the Month delves into the uniquely American experience of the holiday we all love to celebrate with family and good food.
Our September Book of the Month features Senator Marsha Blackburn’s new book, “The Mind of a Conservative Woman: Seeking the Best for Family and Country”.
Young conservative women are craving something more, something lasting.