10 Fun Fall Activities
By Kaylin Kaupish5 min read
Fall foliage tours, apples, pumpkins and warm soups. Celebrate all that is autumn with our tips and recipes.
Autumn
The splendor of autumn leaves is matched only by the crisp, cool days and evenings that call us inside to enjoy the season with those we love.
How to Enjoy the Positive Side of Earlier Sunsets
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Darkness doesn’t have to be a state of mind as we “fall back” into the shorter days of autumn.
Finding Spiritual Sustenance in the Fall Foliage
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Nature can heal us—and challenge us. Authentically positive thinkers embrace both these truths.
9 Fun and Creative Ways to Celebrate Thanksgiving During Quarantine
By Daisy Urgiles3 min read
Your family can stay safe and social-distance, while still enjoying the holidays.
6 Ways to Savor Your Vegetables This Fall
By Daisy Urgiles3 min read
Use these methods to keep your appetite satisfied and health in check.
Sheet Pan Suppers to Ease You into Fall
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Fall flavors will fill your belly—but not your dish rack—with these easy, delicious ideas.
4 New Ways to Enjoy Apple Cider This Fall
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Warmed, spiced and sipped—that’s just the beginning of the pleasure of this autumnal favorite.
5 Engaging and Inspiring Guideposts Books to Read This Fall
By Kaylin Kaupish3 min read
Curl up on the couch with a warm drink and dig into a page-turning mystery or a Biblically-inspired tale. Or give one as a gift!
Navigating a New Season
By D.A. Sherron3 min read
The falling leaves remind this pastor that we can lean on Biblical wisdom to get through this difficult season in our country.
What Do You Need to Let Go Of?
By Pablo Diaz2 min read
There is a powerful momentum in shedding what doesn’t work in your life anymore.
3 Comforting Crock Pot Recipes for Fall
By Serena Norr3 min read
Get out your slow cooker for easy and hearty stews, chowder and more.
5 Biblical Prayers for Fall
By Rick Hamlin3 min read
In a season of uncertainty and change, there’s always one thing we can fix our hopes on.
