I remember the hiding. At first, it was behind a curtain in my parents' apartment bedroom watching the light dance on the floor under my feet as I hugged my knees. I was three years old. Later, it was in books that gave me hope that there was goodness in the world. Then, it was… Continue reading Transforming My Pain Into Meaning – by Christina Clardy
My name is Danine Huff Romero, and I was born and raised in Delaware, the place I continue to call home. My African American parents met in college during the civil rights movement, and I grew up in the ‘burbs playing outside and riding my bike all day. I spent summers with my grandparents on… Continue reading I Had to Trust God…and Myself – by Danine Huff Romero
Faith-Filled Moms 