by Scott Kingry | Jul 6, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
“… for the most part people rely on digital technology to communicate, to learn, to be entertained, to purchase goods, and to interact in healthy nonsexual ways. Unfortunately, some people can and do get lost in the endless pleasure that digital sexnologies can...
by C. Paige Smith | Jun 29, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
If you read my last blog post titled, Hard Pill to Swallow, you noticed it was more philosophical in nature. It spoke of certain misconceptions Christian parents may have around their role as parent. If it was a bit challenging or hit a nerve, it was suppose to. We...
by Jill Huston | Jun 20, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
It is a fact of life; we really do need each other. Yet, in that need, we will all wound one another. Living life together creates wounding. Some of our most painful wounds have been inflicted by those we are closest to. And some of the deepest wounds we have caused...
by C. Paige Smith | Jun 14, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
To the parents reading this article, for the next few minutes I invite you to please journey back to a specific moment in time. Remember back to the moment you entered the bathroom with a pregnancy test in hand. Likely you were filled with nerves and anticipation....
by Scott Kingry | May 23, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
From the ages of 5-11, during my elementary school years, I began to experience some confusion surrounding my gender. In my last blog, I described some of the behaviors that began manifesting during this time period. I also discussed how they might be symptoms...
by Roger Jones | May 9, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
Quote “When we share our stories, what it does is it opens up our hearts for other people to share their stories. And it gives us the sense that we are not alone on this journey.” Janine Shepherd, author and speaker, former athlete It takes a lot of courage to share...
