About: Cindy Carrier

Website:
http://www.valuesdrivenfamily.com

Cynthia Carrier is wife to Marc and the homeschooling mom of eight children. Together, Marc and Cindy have a passion to encourage Christian parents through their Web site, www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com. The focus of their “Values-Driven” ministry is to equip Christian families to make the most of every opportunity: that is, to serve God, participate in fulfilling the Great Commission, and raise children who love and serve the Lord. The Carriers are embarking on a new adventure as their family transitions to the mission field in Kenya; you can find out more at www.kingdomdriven.org

Author Archives: Cindy Carrier

Cynthia Carrier is wife to Marc and the homeschooling mom of eight children. Together, Marc and Cindy have a passion to encourage Christian parents through their Web site, www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com. The focus of their “Values-Driven” ministry is to equip Christian families to make the most of every opportunity: that is, to serve God, participate in fulfilling the Great Commission, and raise children who love and serve the Lord. The Carriers are embarking on a new adventure as their family transitions to the mission field in Kenya; you can find out more at www.kingdomdriven.org

“To be Busy at Home”

Here At the Well, the goal is for us ladies to encourage one another to live out the admonitions of Titus 2:4-5, which tell us to “be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be…

“I’ve Been trying Really Hard to do it God’s Way…”

Yesterday was “one of those days.” Can’t explain why exactly, but it just seemed like everything took longer than it needed to, involved more arguing, whining, and complaining than usual, and…ultimately resulted in me yelling at the children, which we all HATE. Of course, the words were barely out of my mouth when I apologized…

Entertaining a Large Group

What do you do when you find out you’ll be entertaining a large group for a meal? Do you know exactly what you will serve? Can you save some work by using what you have in the freezer or on the pantry shelf, or will you need to do an extensive shopping? How much will…

Keeper of Memories

I recall reading, in the not-too-distant-past, a blog post about how women are supposed to be the “Keepers of Memories” in the home. At the time, I chuckled to myself and kind of brushed off the importance of this aspect of home-keeping, because I’m so bad at it. We’re on our eighth child and my…

Doing the “Hard Things” in Parenting

Some things are easy and some are hard. There are things that come naturally and things that don’t. Another way of saying it is that we are gifted in certain areas, and others…not. Seems obvious, no? But one thing that I constantly have to remind myself of, is that when we do the hard things,…

“Practicing Hospitality”

Be devoted to one another in brotherly love; give preference to one another in honor;  not lagging behind in diligence, fervent in spirit, serving the Lord;  rejoicing in hope, persevering in tribulation, devoted to prayer, contributing to the needs of the saints, practicing hospitality. (Romans 12:10-13) I remember when we were a young married couple,…

Keeping the Home Fires Burning

I’m a little late in submitting this post, because my husband has been away in Kenya for the better part of a week. It seems I’ve been busy from the time my feet hit the floor in the morning until I put them back up in the bed at night. But it’s all good. This…