The Traditional Redneck
MH EatonSharing about slow liturgical living, biblical womanhood, and redneck antics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Feast of the Ascension
Icon of the Ascension of Christ, Orthodox Church in America
If you’re Protestant, you celebrate Easter Sunday sometime usually in March or April. You might practice Lent, you might not. But after Easter Sunday, what next? Most churches go...
Unknown Histories Are History Too
Quick Facts: This is a completely clean history read to hand to your teenager as part of their US History course. It delves into the lives and work of the Culper Ring, an otherwise unknown spy ring that was instrumental in bringing the stru...
Finding Jesus in Potty Training
We started potty training back in late December/early January. I must admit, it being my first time to attempt this, I was nervous and poised to be positive that every accident was my own personal failure as a mother. I knew the basics; tak...
Easter Sunday
Icon of the Resurrection, also known as Christ’s Descent into Hades, or Anastasis
Happy Easter! This is by far one of my most favorite icons from church history. Icons have become mostly associated with the Orthodox churches, but Anglican...
Holy Week
The Sacrificial Lamb, Josefa de Ayala, c. 1670-1684, oil on canvas
The Easter Triduum
The Easter Triduum is the service within Western liturgical churches that starts Maundy Thursday evening and continues through to the Easter Vigil o...
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Traditional Anglican wife and mama sharing about slow liturgical living, biblical womanhood, and redneck antics.
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