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Week 1 Challenge: Give up unrealistic expectations of yourself or your spouse

Every week in Lent, I’ll be offering something for you to “give up” that’s related to the NFP lifestyle.

Meet Cami Cami works as Evangelization Manager for the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis. She also runs her own custom cookie business – Cookies by CJ! When she’s not baking cookies, you can usually find her hanging out and exploring breweries with her sweet husband, helping out at her parish’s youth ministry events, leisurely…

Meet Emily Oh hey, look! It’s me, your whiner-in-chief! If you want a nitty-gritty bio, visit my about page.I’m so passionate about a gloves-off honesty with how NFP is lived as a way to cultivate solidarity, healing and strength. This project certainly grew out of that. If you are looking for NFP community, I host…

Meet Roxanna Roxanna is the brain behind @mycreightonjourney, an Instagram account where she shares her triumphs and frustrations with Creighton, NFP and all things fertility awareness. She and her husband have been successfully applying Creighton to postpone children throughout their marriage of almost 2 years. ________________________________ 1 What led you to choose this method of…

Meet Tabitha Tabitha Walter works for a pro-family non-profit in the Washington, DC area.  She is a wife and mother to two children, one in Heaven and one on Earth. She co-hosts a new conservative women’s podcast called Engage with Eagle Forum, available on Apple, Spotify and Podbean. Tabitha has also written for Total W(h)ine,…

Meet the Heberts Jonathan and Taylor Hebert have been married since June 8, 2018 and together since 2008, when Jonathan was a freshmen in high school and Taylor was in 8th grade. They have been using NFP for almost two years now, and live in Rayne, LA (born and raised), where they attend church at…

Meet Sara Sara has been a registered nurse for the past 22 years, wife to Nathan for the past 13 ½ and mom to 3 little- but not so little anymore- ladies who are 11, 9, and 6. She worked at the children’s hospital in Atlanta for 10 years caring for chronically sick children and…