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Come Along, Little Girl

By: redtentwomen October 19, 2016October 16, 2016

relationshipsCounseling, Julie McClay, Little Girl, Memory and Kindness, self-care, The Allender Center, vulnerability8 Comments

Her presence is just out of reach. I try to access her inside of my head, but I do not know where she is.

Accepting the Invitation.

By: redtentwomen October 6, 2016October 2, 2016

Intentional LivingAJ Keller, Community, companionship, courage, Dog-lover, Dreaming, Invitation, Risk, vulnerability, Wild at Heart5 Comments

Ten minutes before I am even aware of the darkening clouds outside, I feel his brown eyes seeking my attention.

Can I be healed too?

By: redtentwomen October 3, 2016October 2, 2016

Intentional Living, relationshipsBecky Allender, Dan Allender, Healing, Hope, Intercession, Legacy, Prayer, Self Kindness, St. Louis, The Allender Center, trauma, vulnerability32 Comments

It was a “let’s see if we like each other” dance that began in 2010.

Band Aid on Your Heart

By: redtentwomen December 4, 2015December 2, 2015

Day to DayDan Allender, Gayle Manske, hurt, Jesus, Love, Marriage, vulnerabilityLeave a Comment

Put a band-aid on your heart.

The Soul Mess.

By: redtentwomen November 9, 2015November 8, 2015

Day to DayBravery, Caring for another, friend, God, hurt, Jesus, Julie Forman, relationship, Sin, vulnerabilityLeave a Comment

Lately, so much pain has confronted me. So many people I know facing such grief.

Redeeming an Evil Queen

By: redtentwomen February 23, 2015August 4, 2015

Day to DayABC, Anna Hull, Empowered Women, Evil Regina, Once Upon a Time, vulnerability4 Comments

There is a popular show on ABC called “Once Upon A Time.” The nostalgia and genius of the show that reinvents all of the Fairy Tales we thought we knew is its uncanny ability to speak to everyday life.

The Paradoxical Pathway Through Vulnerability

By: redtentwomen August 15, 2014August 24, 2015

Intentional Livingcancer, Healing, Janet Stark, lumpectomy, reclined goddess pose, relational challenges, Tamoxifen, Therapy, vulnerability, Yoga18 Comments

I sat in my doctor’s office last week, wondering as I sat waiting on the couch how I was going to answer the questions I knew were coming.