by Barb Roose | Aug 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
When our kids have good character, that equips them to live more like Jesus. -Lee Nienhuis Life seems crazy right now, but what if it’s a perfect opportunity for your to teach your kids life-changing lessons? Join me this Tuesday on this new episode of Better...
by Barb Roose | Aug 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
There’s a lot of changing happening in our world. I love that so many Christians care about showing Jesus love to friends, family and even in the workplace. But, how can we make our workplaces safe for everyone – no matter their color or culture? On this...
by Barb Roose | Jul 17, 2020 | Uncategorized
Today is one of those days in my life when I used to celebrate something special. We all have those days.It’s the days that you used to buy gifts for, send out invitations to or mark the dates off on your calendar until that one special day arrives filling your...
by Barb Roose | Jul 4, 2020 | Uncategorized
I started today with the question: “What is Freedom?” It’s the question that’s giving us fits right now. I put a pin in my thoughts and went to the beautiful Toledo’s Farmers Market. A freelance journalist stopped me while I was buying some red onions. She was...
by Barb Roose | Jul 3, 2020 | Uncategorized
What songs speaks to your soul when you’re feeling down or discouraged? On this episode of the Better Together FB Live, you’re in for a treat! Join me for conversation and music with Mia Koehne, song writer and artist. For the past couple of years,...
by Barb Roose | Jul 3, 2020 | Uncategorized
Do you ever think, “If everyone would just do what I am telling them to do, then we will all be much happier? On this episode of Better Together FB Live, I’m talking with Shannon Popkin, author of Control Girl: Lessons on Surrendering your Burden of...
by Barb Roose | Jul 2, 2020 | Uncategorized
I’ve spent my entire professional life and at times, large portions of my personal life as the lone chocolate chip in the cookie or the only brown face in an all-white space. I grew up in a middle-class to upper-middle class community that was beyond 90% Caucasian. In...
