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Why Friends Disappear When You Reach Midlife
Why loneliness can plague women in their 50s.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Why Nancy Sleeth Wants You to Be a Bit More Amish
The message of 'Almost Amish' is, fittingly, simple: How we live matters.
Interview Michelle Van Loon|
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Women of the Web
Finding solidarity, inspiration, and conversation between Jewish and evangelical bloggers.
Michelle Van Loon|
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God Doesn't Want Christian Clones
Are you following God or following someone else who’s following God?
Michelle Van Loon|
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Aged Out of Church
Even in our congregations, midlife has become a joke.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Faith Unsettled
Pushing beyond the easy-believism of evangelicalism.
Jen Pollock Michel, Michelle Van Loon, and Marlena Graves|
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Parented by Grandparents
The challenges of caretaking in middle age present new opportunities for outreach.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Sex, Drugs, and Getting Old
The cost of turning to prescriptions promising to keep us young.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Blogging Truth to Power
Why we listen to watchdogs and whistleblowers (from two of us who have been there)
Michelle Van Loon and Marlena Graves|
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The Blessing of Missing Christmas
In my Jewish home, my lonely celebrations as a teen changed how I view the holiday.
Michelle Van Loon|
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How to Keep Time Like a Christian
An excerpt from 'Moments & Days.'
Michelle Van Loon|
Church Life
When I Was Forbidden to Attend Church, I Learned to Cultivate a ‘Remote’ Faith
5 lessons for doing church together while we live apart.
Michelle Van Loon|
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This Is Our City
God Called Me to Move to the Trailer Park
How the forgotten outskirts of Chicagoland became one woman's mission field.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Taking a Break from Your Spouse
Research and experience confirm that time away from one's spouse actually strengthens the marital bond.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Church Volunteers: An Oxymoron
Why I've stopped using the word 'volunteer' to describe those who serve.
Michelle Van Loon, guest blogger|
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Who Raised These Millennials Anyway?
Boomers: Enough complaining about today’s generation.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Tied Up in Our Own Preferences
How fear, not prayer, led us to choose sterilization… and regret it.
Michelle Van Loon|
The Midlife Church Crisis
In Christ, there is neither empty nester nor new mom.
Michelle Van Loon|
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To Have and to Hold, In Hardship and Unhappiness
Having faith in marriage, for the long haul.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Long Way from Home: The Housing Crisis Lingers On
The painful effects of foreclosure and short sale stay with us.
Michelle Van Loon|

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