Our very own Amy B. (just in case you wondered what she looks like) is featured on the cover this month at Christian Women Online!! Go on over and read the interview with Amy, by the editor of CWO, Darlene Schacht….it is a wonderful, honest, and inspiring interview!

Many of you have heard of CWO’s founder and editor, Darlene Schact.
Darlene’s bio is below, just in case you haven’t ever been over to CWO. It’s and amazing ministry that Darlene tirelessly puts together each month, with an e-zine that is full of articles and interviews to encourage you on your journey.

Darlene Schacht is a forty-something-year-old Christian mother of four whose children range in ages from six to sixteen. She and her husband Michael live in Manitoba, Canada.

Darlene’s articles have been published through papers in Winnipeg—The Lance, The Herald, The Metro, and The Times and published in her own book The Mom Complex. Darlene has also been published in “Emphasis on Moms” magazine as well as several online publications such as, “WT Online” and “Christian Worldview Network.” She is a contributing author in the book, Grace Givers: Amazing Stories of Grace in Action, compiled by David Jeremiah, and published by Thomas Nelson.

Her writing talent and design skill, combined with determination has placed Darlene at the hub of this rapidly growing online ministry, as founder and editor of CWO. Christian Women Online has brought about a new wave in the ability to reach out to people both to share faith and to minister to them. Her monthly column, “Live Well!” inspires women to reshape their body, spirit and soul.

OH, and one more thing…..
A few months ago, Amy B. and I were given the opportunity to take over the Internet Cafe, a daily devotional site, that is a sister site to CWO. Darlene’s vision is something we are blessed to be a part of. If you haven’t visited yet, know that you are always welcome to stop in for your daily Cup~Full!
Amazing ladies these two are! What a gift they are to the world!

Lori is a 4 year homeschool mom to 3. Currently a 7th grader, a 5th grader and a 3rd grader. Lori insists that when she was wrestling with the decision to home school, a gentle voice guided her with the words, “you know what you should do.” Never looking back, accepting the challenges and rewards and CONSTANTLY clinging to THE ROCK…”No Storm can shake my inmost calm when to this ROCK I’m clinging.” Lori hopes to impart peace and inspiration amidst the daily chaos. Be sure to visit her blog at All You Have to Give.

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