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10 Writing Tips From a New Author

Jun 14, 2018Julie KloseFaith, writingbook writing, Julie Klose, new authors, writing tips

I have an announcement to make. I have written a book! By September 1st, on my book’s official release date, I will be a published author. You know what that means? It means I am an expert on all things written and published. (Cue the laughing track.) That was a little dose of writing humor,…

Life, Unity and the Church Rising Up Against Abortion

Jan 16, 2018Julie KloseFaith, Pro-Lifeabortion, CareNet, Christianity, LoveLifeCharlottle, Prolife, The Radiance Foundation

Last week, I wondered if I should keep blogging. Since then I have received new followers to this blog. I took that as a sign to keep going. Obviously, people are reading. When I am not here writing my thoughts, I also write for an organization called The Radiance Foundation. It is led by my…

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Nov 17, 2017Julie Klose2 CommentsFaith, Familybody image, Christianity, parenting, Self-confidence, Self-image, Selfies

One of the most important parenting lessons I learned as a new mother.

Adultery is a Big Deal!

Oct 31, 2017Julie Klose3 CommentsFaith, Familyadultery, Divorce, God's plan for marriage, marriage, Ten Commandments

This is a blog that I don’t know how to write. I don’t feel qualified to write about this topic, and I realize it’s a sensitive issue to many people. So I am going to do my best to just share my heart on a matter that I genuinely care about. I hope in my weak…

Trigger Alert: Public Prayer!

Mar 24, 2017Julie Klose2 CommentsFaith, PoliticsEric Metaxas, faith and freedom, First Amendment, If you can keep it book, public prayer, Religious freedom, Religious liberty, The Velvet Brick

They were four simple words, but they somehow triggered a great offense. “Please bow your heads,” the woman said to the audience before her prayer. Let me set the scene for you to understand the context. I was sitting at a table among a group of high school students in an enormous room of nearly…

#SquadGoals and Raising Daughters in a Nasty Woman’s World

Mar 7, 2017Julie Klose18 CommentsFaith, Politics, Pro-Life#ADayWithoutAWoman, #NastyWoman, #WomensDay, #WomensHistoryMonth, #WomensMarch, Bible, Christianity, Feminism, The book of Ruth, Women March on Washington

I still can’t get those images out of my head. Women were marching on Washington clad in vagina suits and pink pussy hats. Just writing that sentence irks me. Am I really raising my daughters in this crude society of women? The words of Ashley Judd’s speech at the Women’s March on January 21, 2017,…

Being Pro-Life and Reflecting on Bethlehem

Dec 13, 2015Julie Klose2 CommentsFaithabortion, Bethlehem, Christmas, Jesus, motherhood, Pro-life, The Velvet Brick

“But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.” – Luke 2:19

A Mission Call to Raising Pro-life Kids!

Jul 16, 2015Julie Klose4 CommentsFaith, Politicsabortion, Center for Medical Progress, Dr. Nucatola, Planned Parenthood, Pro-life, Pro-life kids

Photo courtesy of theradiancefoundation.org The only way to describe it is my soul just grieves. The undercover videos from the Center for Medical Progress have caught everyone’s attention on social media. In the initial video, Planned Parenthood’s senior director of medical services Dr. Deborah Nucatola is caught casually eating her lunch while describing how she kills babies in…

Abortion- Where are you, church?

Jan 26, 2015Julie Klose6 CommentsFaithabortion, Brian Fisher, Deliver Us from Abortion, March for Life 2015, OneVoiceDC, Online For Life, Pro-life, The Radiance Foundation

Last week, I had the privilege of attending the 2015 March for Life conference and walking in my first March. I was there as a volunteer for the Radiance Foundation – an educational, life-affirming organization that inspires people to live a life of meaning. (Check them out here.) I had no idea what to expect…

Marriage has made me weak!

May 28, 2014Julie Klose4 CommentsFaith, FamilyAlice Von Hildebrand, feminist, marriage, The Privilege of Being a Woman

When I was dating my husband I wouldn’t let him hold the door open for me. I refused to let him do some of the nice things that a gentleman does for a lady. Why? Because I had this warped notion of what it means to be a female in today’s society. It was so…