Pulpit in my Kitchen
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President Franklin Roosevelt, said in a speech during World II, "When all is said and done, it is the mother, who is a better citizen than the soldier who fights for who fights for his country. The successful mother, the one who is doing her part in rearing and training aright the boys and girls who are to be the men and women of the next generations, is of greater use to the country and occupies, if only she would realize it, a more important position than any man in it. The mother is the one supreme asset of the national life. She is more important, by far, than any successful statesman, artist or scientist."
There are many famous political arenas - Parliament, Congress, the U.N. and many famous cathedrals in Rome, New York, Paris, Washington D.C., but the most basic and influential meeting place is called KITCHEN and it holds the most important PULPIT in the world. It is here that wives and mothers teach, preach, love, guide, correct and direct the leaders of our future world. Never diminish the importance of your calling because of the size of your kitchen congregation. This book will challenge you to elevate your thinking about your position and show you the significance of your "career" from a Godly perspective. You will come away more grateful than ever as you reflect on the awesome fact that the Lord Himself has chosen you to fill the earth and enable life to continue. It is a time to recognize how vital your role is. We are the carriers of a legacy, written not on stone but in human hearts. We will leave a lasting endowment to our world,
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About the Book
A practical guide for wives, mothers, and grandmothers, women who serve God 24/7. They minister to grown men and little kids in their homes and in so doing, make the world a more beautiful place. It's a book about women who seek the glory of God, not the "glitter" of big ministries, large audiences, or thunderous applause. It's about those servants who care for families and set the standards for tomorrow's adults. Theirs is the occupation of caretaker of the sheep of God and lover of the smallest in the kingdom.This book will shed some great light on the power of a woman in the obscuure location of her home, where she is building a legacy for the generations to come.
About the Author
Joni Campo is a mom's mom. Married to her husband, Ted, for 47 years, she is the mother of 5 married children and grandmother to 12. She has ministered to wives and mothers all over the world with her husband sharing the joys and real life trials and tribulations of every day life. She is open, gut honest, funny, and totally transparent in relating her story.She avidly believes that being a wife and a mother is the greatest calling any woman could receive. But she also portrays her role as being far from a "walk in the park". Joni is very easy to relate to and comfortable to be with.