by Tammy Kennington | Apr 19, 2015
“EGR,” she quipped with a smile and an exaggerated sigh. My quizzical look prompted a response. “You know…extra grace required.” Unexpectedly, our prayer for others had shifted from intercession to a Christianized version of gossip...
by Tammy Kennington | Aug 17, 2014
He meant well. They shouldn’t spend much time together. She has a disorder–bipolar. I winced when I heard the words because he didn’t know about us. We understand the stigma…the struggle…the pain swelling on the inside–but still...
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by Tammy Kennington | Aug 10, 2012
This week, I’ve been creating a new kindergarten report card that includes all of the new state standards. What a chore! There are broad standards, specific standards, reasonable standards, and unattainable standards. How can I possibly put together a record...
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by Tammy Kennington | Jul 13, 2012
At times, I’m struck by my status of being just-an-ordinary-someone. I like it that way. I’m even comforted by my everyday-run-of-the-mill-wife-and-mother-role. Why? Because there is nothing about me that could have won God over or swayed Him to...
