Kayla Aimee:
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Kayla Aimee is a thirty-something southern stay at home mom to Scarlette who likes scrapbooking, storytelling and alliteration (obviously.) Mama to a micropreemie, she is passionate about sharing stories of hope in motherhood and offering support to parents of preemies. She lives in the south with her husband, daughter and their dog Lucy and spends her days attempting to convince her three year old to eat food (seriously, any food would do) and her nights typing away on her blog, where she writes about faith, family and her favorite things.
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Aubrey is married to Brian and they have one handsome little dude and twin girly girls. Brian and Aubrey were in full time ministry for 11 years but recently made a major change and entered the working world. Aubrey works part time at a local triathlon store and recently started her own Virtual Assistant business. She loves to run, eat ice cream, create something out of nothing and have dance parties with her kids even though her dancing is less than cool. She is passionate about encouraging and helping others to set goals in all areas of life and then help them go after it! Aubrey is self labeled the CEO of the little part of the world they call home, relying on God’s grace every step of the way.
Emily Blackwell:
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Josh is my hunky husband and so far has given me two wonderful girls and one sweet boy. I am the maker of our home and am truly living the dream of my childhood – to be a wife and mommy. I love all things crafty and really, really love decorating our home in a way that invites both our family and others to come in and live life honestly. Truth is my mantra. I want us to discover the truth about ourselves and embrace it. Then I want us to grab it and throw it against the truth about God. THEN I want us to revel in the freedom of true Truth [John 8:32].
Mary Carver:
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Mary Carver is a writer, blogger, church planter, wife and mom. She and her husband of 14 years live in Kansas City with their six-year-old daughter, and they’re expecting a baby this winter. Mary loves Jesus, her family, her church, reading and Mexican food. She watches more TV than she probably should, and M&Ms are her love language.
After working in fundraising and public relations for more than a decade, Mary attempted the life of a stay-at-home mom. You might say she fought the laundry, and the laundry won - because now she’s found a much better middle ground working part-time (from home) for DaySpring Cards. A recovering perfectionist, Mary writes with honesty and humor about her imperfect life at www.givinguponperfect.com. Her posts about everything from dieting and housekeeping to parenting and faith encourage other women to give up on perfect and get on with life. She also writes for (in)courage and is the author of Plan a Fabulous Party {without losing your mind}.
Danielle Cevallos:
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Danielle is a believer, a wife, a mother, a friend, a Carrie Underwood lover, a Starbucks addict, a run-on sentence writer, a special educator, and most recently, a missionary! Danielle blogs about life, faith, adoption, and her recent move across the world at Danielle-Marie.com
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September McCarthy:
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September craves the small life, and finds irony in this while home educating her 10 children, and living life out loud. She has been married to the man that protects her heart for 24 years, and is so thankful for the grace she is given for each new day. September is the author of the ebook, Hula Hoop Girl, and the founder of the Northeast Conference for moms, Raising Generations Today. Living the rural life, with barefoot toes, planting seeds, raising chickens, and soaking up the goodness of God’s glory, she finds her favorite place to be is home.
Melissa Nesdahl: 
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Melissa is married to her hunky high school sweetheart and wildly blessed to mother three little girls. Her greatest desire is to help her readers see themselves as the Lord does and to approach His great plans for their life with joy and confidence. Melissa’s co-authored two books to help your teens accomplish this entitled Nobody Told Me & Who’s In Your Social Network
Wynter Pitts
Wynter Pitts is the mom to 4 beautiful girls! She is the founder of For Girls Like You, a ministry to girls (age 6-11) and their parents, that includes a quarterly print magazine, and other print and web resources. Wynter has a passion and drive to introduce young girls to Christian values in a way that they are able to palate and digest, so they can walk passionately and boldly in who God has created them to be.
Elisa Pulliam:
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Elisa is a trained biblical life coach, mentor, and speaker passionate about equipping women to experience authentic life change for the sake impacting the next generation. She is the founder of More to Be and author of Impact My Life: Biblical Mentoring Simplified. Elisa considers her first calling as wife to Stephen and mother to her house-full of children. Her favorite days begin on the porch with the Lord and end on the beach with her family and friends.
Stacey Thacker:
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Stacey is Mike’s wife and the mother of four vibrant girls. She is a writer who loves God’s Word and a good cup of coffee. Her passion is to connect with women and encourage them in their walks with God. She is the author of Fresh Out of Amazing and co-author of the Hope for the Weary Mom series. Her new book Is Jesus Worth It, releases in September 2017.
Teri Lynne Underwood:
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Teri Lynne Underwood is a Word lover and idea slinger. A passionate encourager of rest, focus, and embracing life’s seasons, she tries to make time every day for good coffee, excellent books, and lingering conversations. Whether writing or speaking, Teri Lynne’s greatest passion is offering women permission to live well.
As a pastor’s wife and a cheerleader’s mom, Teri Lynne is typically three days behind on laundry and trying to remember where she’s supposed to be next. Lately the Lord has been teaching her a lot of lessons about humility, listening, and loving others well.
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