Managing Clothes, Conflict, and Scripture Memorization…and Let’s Throw in Some Politics: Bi-Weekly WOW Links

Need something practical? Learn how to manage mountains of clothing.
Need something visionary? Learn how to help your children memorize Scripture.
Need something encouraging? Learn how to manage conflict with a good dose of love.
Need something political? Learn why some well-known Christians like Ron Paul.

(Now before you go throwing tomatoes at your computer screen, I’m not endorsing anyone yet. Just trying to be open minded and find out what the buzz is “out there”. Besides, you’ve got better things to do than clean up a mess.)

Daughters of the King, may you all have a grace-filled week end!

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About Wemmick Girl Saved by Grace

Natalie Klejwa is a child of the King, wife of 20 years to Joe, and mother to 9 miracles ages 0-18.

Natalie is the creator of Apple Valley Natural Soap, which gives her children an opportunity to earn money at home and expand their own entrepreneurial endeavors.

Passionately believing in the sovereignty of God and the sufficiency of Scripture for all of life, she has rejected the Wemmick culture box and prefers the ancient paths found in the Word of God. Natalie taught high school English when she was single and has been discipling women for 25 years through full time campus ministry, personal mentoring, writing, and Bible studies.

More recently, she is the founder of Visionary Womanhood Gatherings in the Twin Cities area, which began almost five years ago, and she is also the administrator of the Visionary Womanhood blog and author of Visionary Womanhood Gatherings, A Family Strengthening Mentorship Tool for Women and Maidens.

You can hear her being interviewed on Kevin Swanson's Generations with Vision radio program.

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