Mom to Mom: Moving from Unspoken Questions to Quiet Confidence

by Elisa Morgan

Inspiration and encouragement is offered to mothers of all ages who feel inadequate to the task of mothering.

Genres: Parenting

112 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1996

About the author

Elisa Morgan was named by Christianity Today as one of the top 50 women influencing today's church and culture, and she's a sought-after author, speaker, and leader. She has authored more than 25 books on mothering, spiritual formation, and evangelism, including The Beauty of Broken, Hello, Beauty Full, She Did What She Could, and The NIV Mom's Devotional Bible.

For 20 years, Elisa served as the CEO of MOPS International (www.mops.org). Under her leadership, MOPS grew from 350 groups to more than 4,000 groups throughout the United States and in 30 other countries, influencing more than 100,000 moms every year. Elisa now serves as president emerita of MOPS.

Elisa received a BS from the University of Texas and an MDiv from Denver Seminary. She served as the dean of women at Western Bible College (now Colorado Christian University) and on the board of ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability). Currently she serves on the board of Denver Seminary.

Elisa is a cohost of the syndicated radio program Discover the Word (www.discovertheword.org), a daily 15-minute real-time conversation around the living Word of God. She is married to Evan (the senior vice president of global ministry efforts for Our Daily Bread Ministries) and has two grown children and two grandchildren who live near her in Denver, Colorado. Wilson and Darla, her two rottweilers, take her on walks in the open space behind her house.

Connect with Elisa at www.elisamorgan.com. You can sign up for her blog, Really, at her website or by texting the word REALLY to 22828.

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Reviews

[Ebookwormy1]

This book was a good pick me up in the midst of the everyday. I can confess, I actually picked it out from among the reading selections offered in my friend's bathroom! She was gracious enough to let me borrow it after I got hooked. It was clarifying of those things that hoover on the edge of your mind that you haven't had time to assimiliate in the midst of life. It was also encouraging. Not a fantabulous read, but a good solid one.

[Allison]

It's only been a month and a half since I read this book and I cannot remember it. I suppose that shows what an impression it had on me. Or maybe what my memory is. Or maybe both. I'm pretty sure this was a typical MOPS book - nice and fluffy mom encouragement.

[Eva]

this is a good "pick me up" so far, especially when i think i've blown it. i'm keeping this one with me.

[Mynette]

A great read...snippets of wisdom through various experiences of a struggling God-fearing mom of children...would like to re-read again in the future.