fatherhood
Juggling roles
Written by Jordan Bateman
I’m a busy guy.
I was a newspaper reporter for six years, before forming a freelance writing business in 2002. I’m a ghostwriter and editor for a few Christian and political speakers. I’ve just launched a second business, developing marketing tools for entrepreneurs. I am a first-term municipal councillor in Langley Township, B.C., serving 100,000 residents.
Walking in my Father's footsteps
Written by Kurt Bruner
Early in the morning of July 25, 1990, I became something God has always been — a father. It happened again two, seven and 10 years later when my other children came along.
There's no one like Dad
Written by Traci Gray
Before the industrial revolution, fathers often worked side-by-side with their sons and instructed their children in spiritual values. When industrialization took over the American landscape, fathers left their farms and headed to the factories. Fourteen- to 16-hour workdays set the stage for the absentee father.
Men of steel
Written by Kim Washburn
One Wednesday morning, I realized I wanted to pick up my daughter from school as much as I wanted to take a mid-winter dip in the English Channel. Kindergarten isn’t usually intimidating, but I knew this day wasn’t going to be pretty.
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