With the One who steadies, shapes, and sustains.

Side Notes for the journey.

A Reflection by Kïrsten Christianson When Care Needs Clarity Domestic abuse is one of the most painful and hidden crises a family can experience. Even

As I approach 45, I find myself looking back at what is–if I am very fortunate–the first half of my life (Who knows? Maybe it

“There are those who believe it is simple selfishness that leads people to divorce; for those of us who have lived it, it’s hard to

Dear Thaddeus Evan: I think I didn’t write this on your birthday because I am trying to deny that you are really growing up. Every

Pete and I have an ongoing conversation with TEWC about the difference between want and need, which is a conversation we also have with ourselves.

From: Kirsten Christianson Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 7:49 AM Subject: Stroke/Aneurysm Recovery or “You Are So Lucky to Be Alive” Thank you for your

Published Works

Published work contributed among others serving thoughtfully and well.

Talks & Conversations

Opportunities to contribute a faithful voice among others serving well.

Affiliations & Training

A few of the communities and ministries that have shaped my approach to care.

CCEF: Where I received foundational biblical counseling training.

New Growth Press: Publisher of my co-authored book Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse.

PeaceWorks / Chris Moles: A ministry focused on domestic abuse response where I have taught and partnered in advocacy.

North Church Women: A local ministry context where I offer expository teaching for women.

ChristianCounseling.com Directory: A national directory where my counseling practice is listed.

Side Notes

Thoughtful reflections for the weary, the wondering, and those walking the long road of faith.

North Church

Women opening Scripture with clarity and care.

Blog

With the One who steadies, shapes, and sustains.

Side Notes for the journey.

A Reflection by Kïrsten Christianson When Care Needs Clarity Domestic abuse is one of the most painful and hidden crises a family can experience. Even

As I approach 45, I find myself looking back at what is–if I am very fortunate–the first half of my life (Who knows? Maybe it

“There are those who believe it is simple selfishness that leads people to divorce; for those of us who have lived it, it’s hard to

Dear Thaddeus Evan: I think I didn’t write this on your birthday because I am trying to deny that you are really growing up. Every

Pete and I have an ongoing conversation with TEWC about the difference between want and need, which is a conversation we also have with ourselves.

From: Kirsten Christianson Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 7:49 AM Subject: Stroke/Aneurysm Recovery or “You Are So Lucky to Be Alive” Thank you for your

Published Works

Published work contributed among others serving thoughtfully and well.

Talks & Conversations

Opportunities to contribute a faithful voice among others serving well.

Affiliations & Training

A few of the communities and ministries that have shaped my approach to care.

CCEF: Where I received foundational biblical counseling training.

New Growth Press: Publisher of my co-authored book Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse.

PeaceWorks / Chris Moles: A ministry focused on domestic abuse response where I have taught and partnered in advocacy.

North Church Women: A local ministry context where I offer expository teaching for women.

ChristianCounseling.com Directory: A national directory where my counseling practice is listed.

Side Notes

Thoughtful reflections for the weary, the wondering, and those walking the long road of faith.

North Church

Women opening Scripture with clarity and care.