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It’s a girl!!

By: redtentwomen February 4, 2016January 29, 2016

Day to DayBeauty, Childhood, Fear, Femininity, High School, Mother, Sexual Abuse, Style, Valerie Avery10 Comments

In the era of my birth babies were turned upside down and spanked on the bottom to get us breathing.

Flying Free

By: redtentwomen October 21, 2015October 20, 2015

Day to Day, Intentional Living, TravelChildhood, Fear, God, Kindness, Risk, self-care, Susan TuckerLeave a Comment

Last Sunday I helped in the four-year-olds’ room at church. It has been years since I spent extended time with children this age.

Lingering in the “not-knowings” and “in-betweens”

By: redtentwomen October 15, 2015October 15, 2015

Art, TravelChildhood, Fear, Grandmother, Gratitude, Hospitalization of a child, life threatening disease, Psalm 23, sick child, Valerie Avery1 Comment

The IV pole moved slowly, propelled by a pale child with sunken eyes ringed with dark circles.

Yoga Wall

By: redtentwomen September 8, 2015September 7, 2015

Day to DayEllen Oelsen, Fear, Friendship, Yoga21 Comments

“Inhale…”

Breath of Heaven

By: redtentwomen April 6, 2015August 4, 2015

Day to Day, The HomeAmy Grant, Breath of Heaven, Christine Browning, Death, Disease, Fear, Marriage, Pain, Redemption, suffering, trauma, Winter16 Comments

The loud and painful anger of his cough tears the silence in our home.

Lent Begins

By: redtentwomen February 18, 2015August 4, 2015

Day to Day, Intentional LivingFear, Henri Nouwen, Home Tonight, Joan Chittister, Joel 2, Lent, Tracy Johnson8 Comments

It’s here once again. Ash Wednesday.

Fear Kills Opportunity: Stopping the cycle of fear and manipulation and creating environments where healing can happen

By: redtentwomen June 4, 2014August 25, 2015

Warrior, WholeheartedFear, Prostitution, Recovery, Rosie Ludlow, Scarlet Road, sex trade, Sex Trafficking, Sexual Abuse1 Comment

When working with our girls at Scarlet Road I am often faced with this question: How do we stop the fear that crushes the dreams of each of our girls’ potential?