Legacy Coalition Blog Team

Written by Deb del Villar, Director of Communications Most of us turned back our clocks this past weekend, falling back one hour. This annual ritual marks the end of Daylight Saving Time for 2023. Some people love the idea while others do not. One thing is certain though, time cannot really go back. Have you […]

Written by Kristin Couch, blogger of The Palest Ink The days, the months, and the years have sprouted wings and soared. Time is roaring by at an audacious speed. Our grandson is now two. His tanned skin is wonderfully soft as he hugs my neck tight, and his voice is honey as he speaks my

At Legacy Coalition, we are commited to helping the local church equip grandparents for generational discipleship. We desire to help grandparents grow in their biblical role through our resources and events so they can have a greater spiritual impact on their family. Whether you are a grandparent who learns best through listening, reading, watching, or

Written by Tina Bradford, Director of Prayer One of our senior saints shared that her church, when she was growing up, had revival services for a week each summer. She vividly recalls listening to the sermons and sensing her need for Christ, yet she would not move out of the pew. Each night she would

Written by Deb del Villar, Director of Communications Labor Day has come to be known for the parades, picnics, fireworks, and parties that occur alongside this federal holiday. However, it would be interesting to ask our grandchildren if they understand why we celebrate Labor Day. Here are some facts to share with them! A Brief

Written by Judy Douglass, Author, Blogger, and Podcaster Hopefully, you will be with or talk with some of your grandchildren on Grandparent’s Day (September 10th). What a great time to tell them a little about your heritage—it’s theirs as well. If you ask my children about their heritage, they will say, “On my father’s side

Written by John Coulombe, Director of Spiritual Development, Legacy Coalition Recently a friend of my vintage shared that he couldn’t attend an event because his parents wouldn’t let him go out! Realizing he was in his 70s, I questioned whether or not his parents were actually still alive! His response? “No, I’m actually referring to

Written by Sharon Czerwien, Author and Homeschool Mom Are your grandchildren homeschooled? God can use you to creatively influence and benefit their education whether they live nearby or far away. Below you’ll find different ideas for how you can help! Four Ideas for Local Grandchildren 1. Take a purposeful trip to the library. A visit

Written by Bob Russell, Author & Former Pastor (originally posted at bobrussell.org) My wife Judy recently showed me an old photo she took nearly 50 years ago of my grandfather, John Pratt, and our two sons. Our youngest son Phil has only a few faint memories of his “Great-grandpa Pratt,” and Rusty, who was around

Written by Deb del Villar, Director of Communications If you are like me, your family had a reunion each summer. It was a wonderful way to reconnect, strengthen familial bonds, create lasting memories, and learn about our fascinating family heritage. Over the years, as my grandparents and parents have passed away, marriages and funerals have