I don’t know if you realize it, but the WWW in front of every web address stands for World Wide Web. Of course you do,

Mary McLeod Bethune was born in Mayesville, South Carolina two years before the end of the Reconstruction (the time after the Civil War that

So you’re on the mom road. The one that is filled with every emotion—fear, joy, frustration, laughter, angst, and frenzy all colliding within the

I recently helped my mother move from a three bedroom home into a one bedroom apartment. Shortly after that my husband and I also spent several

Named after the city she was born in—Florence, Italy—Florence Nightingale lived her life in England. Her inspiration crossed oceans and ignited change within the

Almost every little girl sings the songs from Disney movies. Many have worn their princess gowns to Wal-Mart and even taken spoons from the table

Women who desire to live their lives demonstrating unshakable faith are frequently found throwing around the anti-anxiety verses: “Be anxious for nothing… I can do

We have all looked for a way out of a bad relationship—dating that guy who will never really commit or realizing that if he

It was a weeknight and our family was sitting over another thrown-together meal from whatever I could find in an almost empty refrigerator. The

If you have not yet seen the film Hidden Figures, I’m telling you that you really should! This story of three brave females who

At The Grit and Grace Project, we usually write about women’s lives, telling their stories and sharing their vision. But we have found a man

So you want to be a great mom. I'm sure there are some days you think the world expects you to be a perfect

Ladies, whether you are single, dating, married, widowed or divorced, having the ability to live independently is a vital part of life. It's important for every relationship to

Thanksgiving became a national holiday at the height of the Civil War

Election Day is over, so what does a woman of grit and grace look like today, on this incredibly historic day in our seemingly

I have taken two extended European trips, one with a band that I managed and the second with my two daughters. In both trips

I have recently observed the reemergence of the jumpsuit. You know, the one-piece article of clothing that you stick your legs through and pull

I recently had lunch at a wonderful lakeside restaurant where my server was a cute, incredibly perky girl in her mid-twenties. Looking at her,

It was Halloween day, and this was the first year my daughter realized it might just be a great event in which she wanted to participate.

The Grit and Grace Project ladies banded together to share some of their best Halloween tips for you and the kids… 1. Buy candy you

I recently traveled through Northeastern Georgia as we headed to the mountains of North Carolina. We have the privilege of enjoying the autumn in

What not to do for your child: 1. Don’t fight all their battles. They won’t learn to fight for themselves. 2. Don’t fix all their mistakes. Consequences