This issue of Leading Hearts Magazine is packed with powerful testimonies, practical wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement to equip and inspire women in their calling. Cover feature Grit, Glitter & A…
In this powerful feature, Joan C. Benson and Marjorie Wingert share how their God-ordained partnership is shaping young hearts through impactful storytelling. Their work is a beautiful example of how women can build strong foundations for tough conversations that lead to lasting change. Read the cover story to learn how these two women are making a difference in the lives of the next generation.
The holiday season is here, and what better way to celebrate than by diving into the latest issue of Leading Hearts magazine? Our Christmas 2024/ January 2025 edition is filled…
by Nancy Tupper Ling | nancytupperling.com Like arrows flung into a battle, someone’s quick-tempered aim may leave us wounded or indignant. Even the absence of words—being “ghosted”—can cause…
Step into the October issue of Leading Hearts, where we explore the power of words, the strength of faith, and the beauty of connection in all our relationships. In…
by DiAnn Mills | diannmills.com We writers find it far too easy to ignore the world around us. Let’s face it. We get so immersed in our writing projects that…
In this issue, we feature a powerful story by Liz Pitman, "Step into Your God-Given Purpose." Liz shares her transformative journey of discovering her true calling and the struggles she…
Cover Girl—Award-winning author Lane P. Jordan In this empowering issue, we delve into the transformative power of human connections, unveiling inspiring stories and invaluable insights that will uplift and enrich…
Since I had not been valedictorian, I avoided the class. Instead, I took the summer course at my hometown community college. Summer classes are intense—three hours a night, three nights a week—covering a full semester’s work in a few weeks. Then I missed three days—nine hours—the equivalent of three weeks work (Yes, youth camp was more fun than summer school).
Kimberley Woodhouse with Feature Contributor Amy Williams Kimberley Woodhouse was a storyteller long before she was a published author, scribbling on papers late into the night while she stayed up…