Author Archives: Rachel Matembe

This year I have received the boldness to step out of my comfort zone on many occasions. For the first time since we joined 3 years ago, I agreed to tutor classes on our homeschool community days. I w...

Handmade cards are not just beautiful and unique, the time and effort used to make them makes them an extra sweet and special gesture. Crafting is a creative way to spend more time as a family. It's a...

Matthew 25: 22-26 And he also who had the two talents came forward, saying, 'Master, you delivered to me two talents; here, I have made two talents more.' 23 His master said to him, 'Well done, good a...

We could all use some words of affirmation from the people that mean the most to us, our family and friends. A genuine compliment lifts our spirits, encourages us and spurs us on even to greater works...

One of our favorite things to do in the Summer and Fall is to visit farms and pick fruits fresh off the trees. We also pick some berries to store frozen and enjoy in the winter months as we wait for t...

When our children were younger, we would celebrate New Years at 8pm, dramatic countdown and all. It was quite brilliant because our children could not yet tell time, so we did not even have to switch ...

You crown the year with a bountiful harvest, even the hard pathways overflow with abundance. Psalm 65:11 He will crown your year with a bountiful harvest. Maybe you have not yet seen the move of God c...

May the joy of the Lord Jesus fill your heart, your family, your home and community as we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Joy to the world! The Savior is here! Hallelujah! Is...

Impress your family and guests with these soft, fluffy and delicious quick rise dinner rolls. A quick rise time makes them perfect for busy days. The ingredients are easily found in most pantries, mak...

It is easy to take ordinary everyday things for granted. You actually have to purpose to be grateful for them as most of the time, you will go about your day without even noticing that what you call o...