Throughout Advent and into Nativity, I will share photo-pieces of our family's preparations; while humbly manifesting customs of the Orthodox Faith, in addition to, some family togetherness.
Shamassey
- Kelleylynn Barberg
- Ramblings in words and photos from a stay-at-home(schooling) mom to four exceedingly independent children. A seminarian wife to my remarkable husband, Father Deacon Raphael, of 14 years. I am also a Christian, a convert to Eastern Orthodoxy, who needs the grace of our Lord and Savior each day. I invite you to introduce yourself, or impart some "pearls of wisdom", and remember me in your God-pleasing prayers.
Reading to the children:
Pippi Longstocking...because we have one just like her
The Love That Satifies: Reflections on Eros and Agape
Moments captured:
Promise
Pascha goodies
She takes our Breath away
A Blessing...
life support
obedience
Mk directing the Bishop...Lord help us
I'm in heaven...
brotherly love...most of the time
harvesting...each other with love
MK with +ALEXANDER...xxxx
I wish...I wish
reflective
what could he be thinking?
lessons
be still
I am always in awe of the little butterfly
Followers
where I visit:
- Adventures of a Nervous Girl
- Adventures of an Orthodox mom
- Agape
- All in the Family
- Ancient Faith Radio
- Bigger Than a Bread Box
- Bonovox
- Bright Icons
- Close to Home
- Elona Creations
- Everyday blessings
- Holy Myrrhbearers Monastery
- Home School Legal Defense Assoc.
- Orthodox classical homeschool
- Orthodox Education
- Reason for Madness
- Rural Suburbia
- Saint Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary
- Scrumptious Life
- Sophia says
- susan wise bauer
- The Handmaiden
- To and Through St.Vladimir's
- Women with Icons
The Art of Renoir
I belong in...
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5 comments:
Thank you for sharing your pictures.
Those are some beautiful photos.
I'm looking forward to building family traditions for the advent season as well.
Happy belated St. Nicholas Day, by the way.
Oh, so nice, Kellylynn! I love the photos of your husband and your son serving together in the Church but there is something so very moving about the sight of them at home in front of the candles by your family's icon corner. Please do keep posting more about your traditions with the kids. I would find that quite inspiring.
I love this idea. Looking forward to more photos.
I left the previous comment with the link to my other blog :) I really need to work on merging the two!
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