Single Moms And Spiritual Legacy

As single moms draw near to God, PeggySue Wells and Pam Farrel say that it is more than possible to build a spiritual legacy for their children.

As single moms draw near to God, PeggySue Wells and Pam Farrel say that it is more than possible to build a spiritual legacy for their children.

When so much around the single-parent family has been disappointing or challenging, the Lord remains steady. No parent or parents can provide all the love a child needs. No human is enough for another. The vital gift we give our children is to introduce them to Jesus Christ early. Connect children to the Source of everything they will need. The heart of spiritual legacy is to connect our children to the Lord.

Sharing Jesus is simple. Developing a relationship with our Heavenly Father can also be a simple and consistent part of the day. Set the habit of beginning and ending each day with prayer. Read a chapter of the Bible aloud together. Memorize a verse that means a lot to you.

Download your free copy of Let’s Get Growing. This simple guide to family Bible time will help you easily make time together with the Lord part of your routine.

Find additional encouragement for the single mom at The Ten Best Decisions A Single Mom Can Make.

 

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Meet PeggySue Wells

When I’m not writing, I parasail, scuba dive, skydive, snorkel, and haven taken (but not passed) pilot training. My greatest adventure has been being called Mama by seven awesome children and Mimi! by my Grammy awards.

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