Good Grandparenting: Don’t Manage, CONSULT!
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- What the sides told the Utah Supreme Court during oral arguments over the Heber Valley Utah Temple by Deseret News
- If I Were the Devil, and My Goal Were to Destroy the Rising Generation, Here’s What I’d Do by Maurine Proctor
- 12 Ways to Help Our Children be Resilient in a High-Pressure World by Maurine Proctor
- More Than Goliath: The Unexpected Depth of Angel Studios’ New David by Mariah Proctor
- Podcast: Why We Had to Have a Family Proclamation by Scot and Maurine Proctor
- Our Favorite Christmas Commercials by Meridian Magazine
- You and We Chapter 6: Intersecting into Being by Jim Ferrell
- Your Hardest Family Question: Is there hope for me to have an eternal family? by Geoff Steurer, MS, LMFT
- From Avoiding Conflict to Transforming It: Peacemaking in Action by Michaela Proctor Hutchins
- The Strongest Pro-life Statement Ever Made by a U.S. Administration: Abortion Is a Violation of Human Rights by Cristina Cevallos Calle
















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Called to serveMay 12, 2020
I have printed all of these articles out and am studying them intensely. Our daughter in law has decided to go back to school, three hours away from her family. We have voluteered to come and stay with our son and their children to help. Can you give me any additional guidelines or recommendations of how be successful in this grandparent mission?
Lynette A LewisApril 13, 2020
I loved your idea of creating a family tree and then sharing stories of the ancestors. My grandson is 'creating' the tree drawing digitally for us. We wanted to see how you organized the "Root System" to show rows to the 16 ancestors on the bottom. Would you share a picture of the bottom part of your Tree? Thanks so much for your motivating & inspiring articles.
SharonApril 8, 2020
Such good advice. I've found that my teenage grandkids tend to withdraw from family together time, such as meals at our house. I like the idea of one-on-one dates. I text them once in awhile, but often don't get a response.
Richard EyreApril 8, 2020
All the best to all you Grandparents. Stay well and strong!
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