The Christian Home Magazine, 103rd edition
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Welcome to the 103rd edition of The Christian Home Magazine, a weekly Blog Magazine posted every Monday. Articles are submitted by various Christian Blog authors. I hope you enjoy the articles submitted for this week’s issue. Don’t forget to leave a comment here about your favorite article and give the author some comment love on their blog!
Gardening & Flowers
Featured Columnist – Linda from Linda’s Lunacy shares her latest installment ofSaturday on the Farm. I chuckled seeing her photos of snow covering the daffodils as I remember those kinds of days from when we lived in New York state. Still less snow than us, though.
Health and Fitness Check-in
Featured Columnist–Annie Kate presents Fit Mommy One of Those Weeks posted at Tea Time with Annie Kate. The gem in this post for me (which my head knows!) is: “Homeschooling, kids, house…all will suffer if I’m not healthy, so I must work on being healthy.” Hospitality
Featured Columnist–Heather from Marine Corps Nomads present Roasted Fennel. I have to admit I’ve never considered using fennel on it’s own, but this looks fantastic. Modest fashion

Movies and Music
Gentle Humor
Featured Columnist – Alana from Lightly Salted presents R-Rated Scripture.I found the timing a bit ironic as I’d just commented to another friend about finding a section that listed out who a man was to NOT have sex with according to God. If the Bible was ever made into a movie, it very likely could get a R rating. Maybe that’s why there are children’s Bibles that use stories which are edited for little ears.The Godly Home

Design and Decorate
I am looking for a featured columnists and/or submissions for the Finance, Home Business, Homekeeping, Parenting and Young Adult Columns. The young adult columnist needs to be an established teen or young adult blogger.

