A MOPS Leader’s Honest Letter
Anka Trifan
Dear Friends, I’m going to share this now while it’s still raw because if I don’t I’m sure I probably never will. At our
Dear Friends, I’m going to share this now while it’s still raw because if I don’t I’m sure I probably never will. At our
MOPS International has been made aware of a new blog and companion podcast posted this week criticizing MOPS’ theology. We are saddened that these
This idea of life to the full isn’t about striving for more. It’s not about striving at all. It is about recognizing
I am a creature of habit. Since an early age, I realized that I thrive on routine and consistency and that I do not
There are a few events in my life that I can vividly remember the wait: My wedding day and the birth of my two
A chilly breeze found its way through the cracks of the window, as my toddler son cuddled in close. Christmas was in the air,
On November 2, 2017, my new identity as a mother formed when I gave birth to my baby girl. Suddenly, all of my maternal
None of us are strangers to waiting. And whether it’s waiting for the stoplight to turn green or waiting for a possible medical diagnosis,
When I was a young mom with four kids under the age of six, I felt guilty at my lack of a significant prayer
The baby had just been born, the sounds of the animals huddled in the stable are the backdrop to the quiet cooing of the