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Practicing the art of home requires hard work, determination and resilience, especially  when circumstances are overwhelming. Kim Stedman has faced extremely challenging circumstances in her life but through it all she has persevered in faith and continued to make a home with what she was given. Through widowhood and single parenting Kim has depended on God's strength to resiliently practice her art of making a home. Join us for this moving and inspiring Homemaker Portrait.

RESOURCES

Widowhood

• Perspective Ministries Widowhood Support
• The Undistracted Widow: Living for God After Losing Your Husband | Carol Cornis
• "Loving the Widow" K.A. Ellis (video conference teaching)
• "7 Ways You Can Help Widows in Your Church" (article)

Historical Homemaker Hints:

• Sangster, Margaret E., The Art of Home-Making in City and Country, In Mansion and Cottage. New York: The Christian heritage Bible House, 1898.

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