Cathy McBride

Cathy McBride, who recently completed a Master of Social Work degree, writes from Quincy, Florida.

When the pastor's wife rebels

Do pastors' wives ever rebel? The author says most do at some time during their pastoral pilgrimage. She identifies six causes for this rebellion and suggests how each may be handled.

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Come on, ring those bells!

How to turn pizza, paper plates, a dark, dank basement, and a sad farewell into a festival to remember.

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Should a minister's wife weep?

Often we are embarrassed by our tears or afraid that they will make others uncomfortable. But tears may bring needed relief to us and draw us closer to others.

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Touch: the forgotten sense

Do you want to communicate more effectively with others? Do you want to bring healing to them? To communicate acceptance and love? Then use the art of touching.

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Healing old wounds

The father-daughter relationship does much to determine a woman's success in life. What can you do if yours wasn't ideal?

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