How have the lives of people in your past, inspired lives of Faith in your family today? Are there Stories you share with family and friends, that demonstrate the loving care of God? This book is a collection of memories that my children requested to have put in writing so that they will not forget.
When free to travel, she loves to spend time with her kids and grandchildren..
Ruth manages a Book and Gift Store at a Christian Conference Center.
She has frequently been asked to share principles of discipleship and parenting to help other parents lead their children to know and love God.
Ruth spent 27 years as a homeschool mom.
She grew up in Brooklyn, New York, where she lived until she graduated college.
Ruth Christenson is a pastor\'s wife and mother of seven children.
Psalm 145:4 says, "One generation will praise Your works to another, and will declare Your mighty acts." May our Faith Stories collectively bring much glory to God.
These spiritual investments will become the legacy of Faith God asks us to leave.
This book is also meant to challenge this generation to intentionally invest in the spiritual lives of their children, in order to raise the next generation who will know and live for God.
I have tried to honor the memory and examples of those who lived before us.
Now they want some explanation of their origins and application.
They find themselves using phrases they remember from our home.
Several are now parents themselves.
These were also requested by my adult kids.
Included in this book are principles for living lives of faith, and some parenting suggestions that come from multiple sources.
I hope you, too, will be prompted to preserve your family\'s stories, for the benefit of your own children and grandchildren.
How have the lives of people in your past, inspired lives of Faith in your family today? Are there Stories you share with family and friends, that demonstrate the loving care of God? This book is a collection of memories that my children requested to have put in writing so that they will not forget
