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Faith

Raising kids with faith rarely looks like what you imagined. Less stained-glass solemn, more cereal-bowl conversations about why God made mosquitoes. The deepest faith formation happens in the ordinary moments — the bedtime prayer that wanders off-script, the question a six-year-old asks in the car that stops you cold.

This is where we keep what we’ve learned about faith and parenting. Simple ways to talk about belief without shutting down curiosity. Weaving values into the week without making faith feel like a chore. What to do when your child starts asking the hard questions, and how to say “I don’t know” in a way that opens a door instead of closing one.

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