Death comes to all of us, but most are uncomfortable and unsure when it comes to that final journey. Patricia Robertson’s book helps families that are facing the terminal diagnosis of a loved one. She provides insights into the dying process and tips how best to help families through this process. A valuable resource for […]
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The Book of Psalms holds vast spiritual treasures, but how do we unlock these treasures? Patricia Robertson’s Bible study, The Psalms in Light of the Lord’s Prayer, provides a format easily accessible to all readers. Using the Lord’s Prayer as a guide, Robertson divides the Psalms into seven categories. Each category relates to one of […]
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It started with “Hello.” A chance encounter that led to dating which led to the words, “Will you marry me?” and the response, “I do!” But what do you say after you say “I do?” How do you go from “I do” to “We do?” This book is a guide for the first five years […]
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From the first hello, through early years, parenting, career challenges, retirement and golden years, MARRIAGE MOMENTS offers vignettes of married life to inspire and sustain marriages. Each reflection is designed to give an insight into married life, the joys and the challenges. They may be read alone or together as a couple. Laugh and cry […]
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From sunrise over Lake Huron to sunset over Lake Michigan, from the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes, Mackinaw Island or the Detroit Institute of Art, biking the Falling Waters Trail or ice skating on a frozen lake, Michigan is a great place for couples to live, raise a family, and enjoy their sunset years. Marriage Moments […]
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Robertson gives voice to, among others, the frustrated mother, the satisfied mother, the mother who is lonely, the mother who is an alcoholic, the mother who is widowed, and the mother of a pregnant and unmarried teenager. In uniting these voices, all mothers join a sacred sisterhood–daughters of our Creator. “My daughter bought this book […]
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Boundaries between parents and their teenaged children can often be well defined and difficult to cross. They Do Grow Up helps bridge those boundaries through two-way communication. The book is a collection of meditations on common areas of concern for parents and teens. Each observation is initiated by a mother who has teenage children, followed […]
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What parent hasn’t awakened in the middle of the night and lain awake worrying about his or her children? Whether awakened by a crying baby or waiting for a teenager to return home with the family car, The Rosary: Worry Beads for Anxious Parents can ease a parent’s mind. Written from a parent’s perspective, this […]
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