by Cheri Fletcher | Dec 4, 2019 | Christmas, Faith, Family, Game Plan, Home, Peace
As quickly as the Turkey dinner would be cleared from the Thanksgiving table, my siblings and I knew Christmas had just begun. Soon the spicy aroma of ginger snaps would fill the air, hot cider filled our mugs and the needle was carefully lowered on those familiar...
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 16, 2019 | Faith, Family, purpose, Uncategorized
It is very endearing to me to have our kids say they want to be like me or like dad. Charlie, our middle son, wanted to mow the lawn just like dad. He would stand on the steps of our front porch watching Todd mow and ask when he would be old enough. One day...
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 1, 2019 | Faith, Family, Game Plan, mentor, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized
Today I have the privilege to speak with Jolene Erlacher on Leading Tomorrow’s podcast regarding The Spiritual Game Plan program I started and have been running for 14 years now. Dr. Jolene Erlacher founded Leading Tomorrow in 2014 with the aim of equipping churches,...
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 11, 2019 | Faith, Family, Game Plan, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized
This week I am privileged to share with Practical Family. Our kids are growing up fast, and sometimes it can feel difficult to catch up with the questions and scenarios that confront them every day. Part of raising strong kids is being available for the hard topics...
by Cheri Fletcher | May 10, 2019 | Content, Family, Home, love, mothers, purpose, Uncategorized
Of all the vocations that get days of honor, Mother’s Day is one that I believe truly deserves full recognition. If you look up acronyms for MOM, you’ll notice some appropriately humorous ones: Maker of Me and Must Obey Me. Then there are those that weren’t meant to...
by Cheri Fletcher | Jan 10, 2019 | battle, Courage, Family, Prayer, spiritual battle, Uncategorized
This morning a dear friend shared her heavy heart with me. We prayed about the choices her child is making and the long-term effects this will have. As parents, we often get blamed for being the cause of such choices. We get called judgemental and controlling and...
