Traci Smith

Traci Smith is an ordained minister and author of the Faithful Families series of books, which teaches simple and progressive faith practices to families. She lives in the midwest with her husband and three children.

Q&A Wednesday: How to Help Busy Parents Develop a Spiritual Practice

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Q&A Wednesday: How Can I Get The Head of Staff on Board?

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Q&A Wednesday: How can I build my program when attendance is sporadic?

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Jelly Bean Prayer

One of the common Easter traditions I wanted to give a “redo” was the traditional Jelly Bean Prayer. It’s a creative idea to use Jelly Beans to tell a story, but the traditional one focuses on the darkness of one’s heart and the red blood of Jesus. This redo is more of a general reflection

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