Katie Faris is a pastor’s wife and mother of five living in New Jersey. She is the author of God Is Still Good: Gospel Hope & Comfort for the Unexpected Sorrows of Motherhood.
Is It Okay for a Pastor’s Wife to Skip a Church Event?
Every spring, our church hosts a tea for the women. It’s a big deal, a highlight of our church calendar year. Men serve as butlers, and ladies sip tea from
While I’ve never been very good at making and keeping New Year’s resolutions, prayerful planning has stuck with me, and it’s made a big difference in how I’ve approached different
If you’re a pastor and a father, your kids need you. You are “Dad” first to them. Your job may extend outside of typical work hours, but your children have
: In their sorrows, church women often look to a pastor’s wife for comfort and biblical encouragement. But where does a grieving woman turn when she is a pastor’s wife?
Four Lies Pastors Are Tempted to Believe About Fatherhood
We can play a strategic role in giving godly courage to our husbands in their role as fathers. Here are four lies that pastors can be tempted to believe about
Even if becoming a pastor doesn’t mean a salary cut, it’s usually a commitment to serve Jesus Christ and his people over chasing our culture’s definition of financial security. Here
Join us in this candid conversation as we delve into the unique challenges faced by pastoral families. From navigating friendships within the congregation to seeking support during personal struggles, we