Motherhood had always been a dream of mine. From a young age, I envisioned myself nurturing a child, guiding them through life’s milestones, and creating a family filled with love and laughter. However, as life often does, my journey to motherhood took a series of unexpected twists and turns, testing my faith, resilience, and ability to embrace the unpredictable.

Welcome to our Empty Nest Community Quiz! If you’re looking for ways to reignite your passions, find meaningful connections, and live with purpose, you’re in the right place. Our faith-filled community is here to support and inspire you as you navigate this new chapter. Let’s see how our community can best meet your needs and interests. Ready to get started? Let’s dive in!

Hi, I'm Jo! It's great to connect with you! I'm an empty-nest wife, mom, coffee lover, and retired financial management professional. In a season of life where the bustling home turns quiet, I understand the mix of emotions you're experiencing. After health challenges caused me to put my career on hold, I dedicated myself to nurturing my family, only to face an empty nest.

Are you an empty nester looking to infuse your newfound freedom with purpose and meaning? Introducing our Purposeful Empty Nester Affirmation Series – a collection of uplifting and inspiring scriptures curated specifically for this transformative stage of life.

The beginning of a new year often marks a time for reflection, self-improvement, and setting goals. Traditional resolutions may involve a list of specific objectives, but a growing trend advocates for simplicity and focus—choosing one word to guide your year.

As we reflect on the Christmas season, let us remember the true meaning of Christmas and why we celebrate this glorious time of year. According to Christianianity.com, noel is Christmas and means good news in French. We were given the greatest gift of all that night in Bethlehem, Jesus Christ.

People desire human connection. As Brené Brown states, we want to give & receive without being judged. We seek acceptance, not criticism. Harsh words tear others down. We must develop positive connections with others to survive and thrive.