Rachel graduated from The University of Alabama with a major in Human Development and Family Studies and a minor in Speech Pathology. She spent a year overseas doing ministry in East Asia. For two years she served as the Junior High Youth Director at Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama. She currently is on staff with Campus Outreach doing college ministry at The University of Alabama. She loves quantity and quality time with others, swing dancing and ethnic food.
Our faithful, caring, and kind Shepherd protects his weary, weak, and worn-out sheep.
Dear Lonely Teenager, Roses are red, violets are blue, I’m kind of sad, how about you? Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to display and receive love through gifts, cards, candy, flowers, and fluffy animals. But sometimes this day…
Baptisms, baby showers, children’s choirs, strollers, pregnant bellies and Mother’s Day tend to be painful reminders to those who long for motherhood. The purpose for women, especially Christian women, is to be fruitful and multiply, right? For the…
Resting in the good news that God in his mercy saves us from our sin and uses us in our weakness frees us to soak in the gospel of grace throughout each day in ministry.
Tuesday on the blog we discussed the what and the why of relational discipleship; today we will discuss the how. How can parents disciple their children? To be clear, there is no formula to cultivating children who walk…
One of my favorite aspects of being a middle school youth director is the opportunity to disciple girls in their walks with the Lord. However, I believe that parents are the primary tools that the Lord uses to…
