Jenny Hendricks, Author at Laity Lodge Family Camp

A Safe Place

Find time as a family to consider and ask the important questions, voice uncertainties, and wonder together about the profound claims found in scripture.

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She Volunteered to be a Baby Holder

YoungLives partner weekend calls Foundation employee to "be involved, be consistent, be committed."

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An Interrupting Glimmer of Holiness

In her book Still: Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis, Lauren Winner writes, “Some days I am not sure if my faith is riddled with doubt, or whether, graciously, my doubt is riddled with faith. And yet I continue to live in a world I know to be enchanted, and not left alone. I doubt; I […]

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Be Still and Remember Your Significance

Too often in our busy, results-oriented culture, our significance is synonymous with what we do. Or worse, what we produce. Is our vocation big enough or impressive enough? Do we make enough money to allow our families to enjoy the luxuries we think they deserve? Are we happy in our daily work? When we answer […]

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Small Things Matter

Recently I was with a group of very talented friends whom we partner with in our work at Laity Lodge Family Camp. These friends serve LLFC as speakers, musicians and counselors, and we gathered for 24 hours to learn from one another about how we can do this work better. During our time together I […]

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Light in the Darkness

Eugene Peterson once spoke at Laity Lodge about Christ coming as the light of the world. Coming to bring light into darkness. To push back the darkness. Peterson then asked, “As Christ’s followers, how are each one of us pushing back against the darkness?” My friend Kelsie Wessels calls the season of Advent our […]

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