Michele Howe
Michele Howe works as a manuscript critique editor and writes on women's health issues. She is an author, book reviewer and manuscript critique editor, and she has also been featured on numerous radio shows. She has published over 900 articles/reviews and is the author of eight books for women. Michele Howe and her family live near the shores of Lake Erie.
Becoming an All-Weather Friend
After 15 years of friendship, the familiar camaraderie between me and Lara was back. And while Lara’s life had taken some different turns in the past several years, we regrouped and our friendship was stronger than ever. I was confident we would never allow distance, busyness or any other constraint to pull us apart again. [...] Read More >
Good Grief: When Kids Face Their Loss
Jake knew it was going to be an adjustment when he was awarded full custody of his daughter. He just didn’t foresee how tough the challenge would be to make a home for him and Katie. Jake soon came to realize if it wasn’t a physical need he was tending to, it was an emotional [...] Read More >
Meeting the Challenge of Being a Single Mom
The coping strategies in this article come from Michele’s interviews from single moms who’ve “been there” and found ways to work through the brokenness and live in hope. 1. Grieve in order to heal. Every Friday before dinner, newly-single mother Rebekah instituted a “crying time”. Rebekah and her children vented frustrations and even cried on [...] Read More >
Parents & Teens: Talking About Sex
FamilyLife, the family ministry of Power to Change Ministries, provides faith-based resources to help parents guide their teens in making biblical choices about ther sexuality: Passport to Purity Go on a guided weekend retreat for a father and son or mother and daughter that will prepare your preteen to make wise, biblical choices about their [...] Read More >
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What Do You Fear?
What do you fear, and why? Is it holding you back from realizing your full potential?
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Do you crave destiny? (Part 2)
Destiny? Is this really me? Was I really born for great things?
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