Search / 10 posts tagged christian infertility

When A Friend’s Infertile by Marlo Schalesky It wasn’t supposed to be like this. Even when I was a little girl and boys had cooties, I knew that someday I’d grow up, get married, and have children. After all, didn’t everyone? As I entered adulthood, everything seemed to be going along fine.

Sometime in May this year, I had the privilege of listening to a Dr. John MacArthur sermon (mp3) about motherhood and he mentioned something in passing which struck me and stuck with me ever since. Today, I would like to share those words here with the hope of extending comfort to those who, like me, [...] [ This is a content summary only.

How does one embrace the possibility of becoming childless for good? Warren and I decided to stop from undergoing fertility treatments. For now it seems that he plans to stop temporarily but he could also be considering stopping it altogether, for good.

How does one embrace the possibility of becoming childless for good? Warren and I decided to stop from undergoing fertility treatments. For now it seems that he plans to stop temporarily but he could also be considering stopping it altogether, for good.

Generation Orthodox Podcast This week on Generation Orthodox Podcast - Pastors Perspective This week on Generation Orthodox, we start off with the evolution of social networking (Facebook rocks!) and talk a little about what we’ve been up to. Marina is studying Russian and finally started reading Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov.

All of the commenters on this post agreed that yes, definitely, more information on fertility issues and infertility should be shared as part of one’s education. Perhaps in sex ed; perhaps in psychology. I even put in a vote for it as a topic to be covered in “Christian Marriage” or “Social Justice” for those condemned (er, I mean, attending) Catholic School.

       Raising children is one of the most important things a person can do.  It not only impacts a family; it impacts communities, businesses, organizations and individuals.  Raising children well; it is an art form.  In our world today, there are many things pulling at a family unit trying to

(The following is the final post of a multi-part series entitled “In vitro Fertilization and Parental Dominion“, modified from a paper I wrote for an M.Div. course in Marriage, Infertility, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies, November 2007) The Proper Dominion of Parenthood The questions of

(The following is part 2 of a multi-part series entitled “In vitro Fertilization and Parental Dominion“, modified from a paper I wrote for an M.Div. course in Marriage, Infertility, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies, November 2007) I.

This just in from Boundless.org. Hopeful mommas to-be, read carefully: Jobs Will Wait, Babies Won’t by Candice Watters on Apr 2, 2008 at 11:46 AM You can’t control your fertility … A good marriage will make you happier than a good job … You can control where you spend your time and energy, and you should search for your mate if you don’t want to face fertility problems.Wow.