Worship Issue (May/June 2020)
Oh Beloved One | May/June 2020 | Vol. 9, Issue 3 Worship is more than a pew. Especially in light of the current pandemic, we’re realizing that the church isn’t a building. It’s a body of believers doing life to the glory of God. But what does that look like for young women? How can I cultivate a life of mindful worship? That’s what this issue is all about. This year, we’re taking a look at the ELEMENTS of our faith. Every year we choose a theme, and this year we’re really focusing in on what makes up the practical parts of our faith. We’ll be looking at devotions, prayer, worship, serving, witnessing, and edifying. This is our issue focused on worship. Articles include what is worship? i relate ways to worship outside of the box everyday worship mom in training books on worship tithing quarter notes quotable quotes on worship here i am to worship choosing a church stronger than the divide + 4 Journal Entry sections AND an interview with Kaetlyn Anne, founder of Calico and Twine and the Harvest Work podcast
Oh Beloved One | May/June 2020 | Vol. 9, Issue 3
Worship is more than a pew. Especially in light of the current pandemic, we’re realizing that the church isn’t a building. It’s a body of believers doing life to the glory of God. But what does that look like for young women? How can I cultivate a life of mindful worship? That’s what this issue is all about.
This year, we’re taking a look at the ELEMENTS of our faith. Every year we choose a theme, and this year we’re really focusing in on what makes up the practical parts of our faith. We’ll be looking at devotions, prayer, worship, serving, witnessing, and edifying. This is our issue focused on worship.
Articles include
what is worship?
i relate
ways to worship outside of the box
everyday worship
mom in training
books on worship
tithing quarter notes
quotable quotes on worship
here i am to worship
choosing a church
stronger than the divide
+ 4 Journal Entry sections
AND an interview with Kaetlyn Anne, founder of Calico and Twine and the Harvest Work podcast
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MAY/JUNE 2020 OHBELOVEDONE.COM MOM IN TRAINING
PLAYING HIDE-AND-GO-
SEEK, BUILDING TOWERS,
HAVING FUN WITH
PLAYDOUGH OR WITH
RACING CARS, READING
BOOKS (LITERALLY A
LIFESAVER), DOING
SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS,
SKATING ON THE TILE
OR HARDWOOD FLOOR
WITH SHEETS OF PAPER
TOWELS, PLAYING WITH
DOLLS, DRESSING
UP, HAVING DANCE-
OFFS, BAKING, DOING
PUZZLES, BOARD GAMES,
AND PLAYING HOUSE
As a child gets older, he generally requires
more attention because he begins to walk,
talk, and be more curious with the world
around him. Some ways to entertain
(depending on the age) could be:
• playing hide-and-go-seek
• building towers
• using playdough
• playing with racing cars
• reading books (literally a lifesaver)
• doing science experiments
• skating on the tile or hardwood
floor with sheets of paper towels
• playing with dolls
• dressing up
• having dance-offs
• baking
• doing puzzles
• board games
• playing house
Even if it is a bit out of your comfort zone,
another idea is to come up with an
imaginary game or put on a skit. If you’re
ever struggling with ideas, look some up
online! There are some great ideas there.
These things are all going to train you
to be a mom in the future. Maybe you
are thinking, “OKAY, OLIVIA. I’M
YEARS AWAY FROM BEING A
MOM. BESIDES, I DON’T EVEN
KNOW IF I WANT TO BE A MOM.
WHY ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT
IT ALREADY?” But what I would say to
that is don’t think that being a mom is a bad
thing! It’s actually one of the jobs that God
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