Books
Weekly Newsletters
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Renovaré WeeklyFebruary 11, 2022 Where Did I Go Wrong? “If only I had effectively presented Jesus and his invitation to follow him,” Mimi writes, “this would never have happened…. My prayer life devolved to a…
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Renovaré WeeklyFebruary 21, 2020 Spiritual Conversations with Children Being fully and lovingly present, they discuss, is one of the best ways to help a child know they matter to God. And we’re changed, too, when we offer our full…
Podcast Episodes
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Podcast EpisodeWendy Dean — Unclenched FistsOctober 18, 2024
Renovaré’s Education Program Coordinator Wendy Dean talks with Nate about wanting what’s best for our kids and loved ones—and letting God’s vision of the best… -
Podcast EpisodeLacy Borgo — Spiritual Conversations with Children
February 16, 2020
Renovaré Ministry Team member and author Dr. Lacy Borgo has years of experience working with (and raising!) children, learning from them how to enter the… -
Podcast EpisodeLacy Borgo — Three Things Every Child NeedsJuly 23, 2017
Renovaré's resident expert on kids is back again to talk with Nathan about how a child goes from innocence to character, who shapes a child's image of God, and… -
Podcast EpisodeLacy Borgo — Helping Children Enter Into Life With GodAugust 7, 2016
Author, teacher and spiritual director Lacy Borgo returns to talk with Nathan about her Life With God children's curriculum, and how parents, pastors and… -
Podcast EpisodeLacy Borgo — Becoming Like a ChildJune 12, 2016
Lacy Borgo returns to talk with Nathan about what spiritual formation looks like for children, and how adults can learn from children to play with and listen… -
Podcast EpisodeLacy Borgo — Helping Children Make Room for GodApril 3, 2016
Educator and author Lacy Finn Borgo talks with Nathan Foster about helping children make room for God through the spiritual disciplines.
Articles
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ArticleAnimal Friends How does a child's theology take shape? In Savoring Childhood, Grace Pouch writes that time in nature helps young people to form a healthy image of God and…
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ArticleSingletasking Experiments with simplicity for individuals and families A reminder that “few things are needed”—often far fewer than we think. Grace Pouch offers a few small steps to help us and the children in our care simplify…
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ArticleHelping Children Come Away from Distraction to Enjoy God By carefully crafting environments that filter out the world’s distraction, we can help children build skills for a lifetime of connection with God and…
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ArticleHelping Children Notice God Cooperating with the movement of the Spirit in children’s lives Lacy Finn Borgo offers practical steps adults can take to help children notice God's presence and to draw them deeper into the goodness, beauty, and truth of…
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ArticleEastertide: How to Party Like a Christian "Tragedy draws us together, but celebration binds us. There is nothing like a good party to make a people one." Easter is a seven-week celebration, and Lacy…
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ArticleThe Vow of Service in the Family This excerpt from Richard Foster's The Challenge of the Disciplined Life reveals how to live out the Ministry of Power, particularly in family life, through…
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ArticleSubmitting is an Act of Choice "Giving up getting our own way” is Lacy Borgo's child-friendly definition of submission. And for this discipline to be healthy, that "giving up" has to be an…
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ArticleChildren’s Spirituality: God Makes the First Move We are delighted to welcome Lacy Finn Borgo to explore some ideas about spiritual formation and children, beginning with this excerpt from her doctoral…
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ArticleThe Faithfulness of Monica For Mother's Day or any day, it is worthwhile to reflect upon what the faithful prayers of a mother can effect in her children's lives. Augustine of Hippo had…
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ArticleFamilies as Small Monastic Communities Today parents and church leaders are lamenting the fact that children who have been raised with the foundation and knowledge of our faith are leaving it. [One]…
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ArticleMaking Advent More Meaningful "I hear the laments of parents. I am a lamenting parent. Christmas is too much about the stuff. The stuff begins to clog up the supermarket aisles as early as…
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ArticleOn Correcting Others How do we lovingly correct without crushing others? Here is Dallas Willard's gentle approach in The Divine Conspiracy.