A Distant Father
The Podcast team | September 14, 2024
As motherless daughters, we tend to focus on the struggles of being without a mother. But, working through our grief . . . Read More
Season of Searching
The Podcast Team | January 19, 2024
A season can be defined as a period of time identified by a set of distinguishing characteristics. This episode features . . . Read More
Voices of Volunteers - #3
The Podcast Team | September 29, 2023
The Motherless Daughters Ministry is fortunate to have a team of great volunteers. This new series highlights MDM podcast administrator, . . . Read More
You Will Be Healed
The Podcast Team | September 15, 2023
As motherless daughters, we often wish God could remove the pain and struggle from our lives. Whether we lost our . . . Read More
From Ashes to Beauty
The Podcast Team | September 1, 2023
Ashes are what remain after something has been destroyed by fire. There appears to be no hope for restoration or . . . Read More
Finding Home
Sarah Accoridino | August 2, 2023
On December 18, 1997 my mother, a mother of 5 children including myself, was driving home when someone ran a . . . Read More
Survival Mode
C.A.Bleu | April 26, 2023
Struggling through survival mode? Through our suffering we grow and learn to identify our strengths. We just don’t see it . . . Read More
What Did I Do?
Elyse Kehe | March 15, 2023
Since my mother passed away nearly 17 years ago, I have become quite a connoisseur of “self-help” methods. I was, . . . Read More
Broken and Remade
C.A.Bleu | October 26, 2022
I recently listened to a devotional called ‘Killing Comparison with Nona Jones’ on the Holy Bible app. Something about the . . . Read More
Our True Comforter
Sara Lynn Wells | September 21, 2022
Lightning flashed as I jolted awake to an all too familiar scene of my little boy standing by the bed . . . Read More
Death Stings
Lovely Marie | August 10, 2022
Its 3:21 am. It’s Mother’s Day. Second night in a row I can’t sleep. I pray. I talk to God. . . . Read More
A Second Chance:
Janna | July 27, 2022
My Journey Through Physical and Emotional Mother Loss New beginnings Exchanging marriage vows with my husband was by far the . . . Read More
Accepting Never
Lovely Marie | July 20, 2022
This week of fasting and prayer ended in a foot washing service for our St. Ministry Team. Mother’s Day is . . . Read More
27 Mothers Days Without my mom
Dr. Jane Richardson | July 13, 2022
She was the definition of kindness and generosity. She was the premier example of good manners and a gracious heart. . . . Read More
To Be OK or Not To Be
Lovely Marie | July 6, 2022
I’m keenly aware of the pain that comes with Mother’s Day. It’s not the pain of not having children nor . . . Read More
Celebrate Me
Lovely Marie | June 22, 2022
I received the ring I bought myself for Mother’s Day today. I usually crochet roses, make, sweet treats, or some . . . Read More
Victim No More
Tina Elliott | June 8, 2022
There once was a child lost and alone; she struggled with thoughts of having no home. Darkness prevailed as life moved . . . Read More
Just Get Over It
Maya | November 3, 2021
“Just Get Over It” “The worst wounds, the deadliest of them, aren’t the ones people see on the outside. They’re the . . . Read More
When Cancer Scares
August 16, 2020
by Angela Bergmann I found a lump in my breast on January 1, 2019. Surely this isn’t serious, I thought. . . . Read More
It's Gone!!!
Cathy DiBella | August 9, 2020
After going out for dinner one evening with my husband, I had no desire to go back home to isolation. . . . Read More
Motivation
Marisa Saenz | August 4, 2019
“How can you be so bold to help others when you have so many issues yourself?”, says the critical voice . . . Read More
Unmet Expectations
September 30, 2018
By: Heather Wolper Tuesday, was my 40th birthday. I woke hopeful and excited anticipating the day ahead. My husband was . . . Read More
Remembering My Mother
May 13, 2018
By: Heather Wolper Every year as the blue expanse of May sky stretches out above my head and new life . . . Read More
Dear Strong Woman
Christine Fishel | May 6, 2018
Dear Strong Woman, I see you. You ask questions, seek answers, and attempt to fix, even as you know it . . . Read More
Wholly Undone
May 21, 2017
By: Christine Fishel I’ve been reading Ann Voskamp’s The Broken Way: A Daring Path Into The Abundant Life. I feel like . . . Read More
Dear Other Mother
November 2, 2016
By: Christine Fishel As my siblings and I watch the mental deterioration of our mom, we see more and more of . . . Read More
Still Lost Without You
October 26, 2016
By: Veronica McCall (Guest Blogger) I have always been a strong person and planning out almost anything is part of . . . Read More
Lost Without You
Veronica McCall | October 19, 2016
As a little girl, I always looked up to you and enjoyed being in your presence. You were God-sent to . . . Read More
Grief: The Sad-Mad
May 25, 2016
By: Christine Fishel Grief has lots of emotions. Sometimes, when we experience it, all we want is to escape into . . . Read More
Looking For Lovely
April 20, 2016
By: Julie Thompson I know they say you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover, but when I saw the . . . Read More
I'll Never Forget
March 23, 2016
By: Julie Thompson I’ve always had a hard time remembering dates. Whether it’s dates of famous historical events or even . . . Read More
Taking Risks
February 21, 2016
By: Julie Thompson This past summer I took a risk. I did something I had thought about for years, but . . . Read More
Holiday Grief
Cindy Stepanek | December 23, 2015
Christmas was my mom’s favorite time of year. Sometime in the fall when the leaves start to change and the . . . Read More