The Value of Traditional Homemaking | Christian Homemaker Day in the Life
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- Your job as a homemaker is extremely important. Don't let the world tell you otherwise!
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I definitely needed to hear this message today. ❤ Thank you so much for sharing God's words and your experience!
So glad it blessed you!
Really lovely video and topic. I became a homemaker last fall when I got pregnant with our first baby. Currently struggling with feeling productive and accomplished. All the women around me are in the workforce or at a different life stage. Even though they don’t criticize me, I still feel isolated and unimportant sometimes. Keep up the Christian messaging, it’s encouraging even halfway across the world 💖
I totally understand how you feel! You are doing important work!🧡
Thanks for being here! Where are you from? 😁
@@stephanie-algraI live in rural Indiana in the community my husband grew up in!
Ahh I love that! Sounds like an amazing spot to raise your kids🧡
Thank you so much for sharing this message and for your ministry in general. You have helped me develop a more holy view of my role as a homemaker through your videos. ❤
Thank you so much for sharing🧡 Be blessed friend✨
The beautiful and ordinary tasks you mentioned should be a printable! I would love to glance at that daily ❤
Ohh that’s a great idea! On it🧡
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@@stephanie-algra wow thank you 😊
Even women at my church ask me what I do all day.. almost all of them have jobs outside of the home. Such a shame that it got to this point!
I know! People ask me so often! As if we don’t have anything to do at home😆
Nope totally bored all day every day 😅
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Love this! ❤
Thank you🧡
I'm a homemaker of 33 yrs I keep my grandchildren 3yr and 2yr now and I took care of my 13 yr old grandson when his mom was working now my daughter is a wonderful stay at home mom ❤
Love that! We can all help each other when life happens🧡 That’s the way a family should function✨
Wat een prachtige video was dit ❤ hoe mensen praten over homemakers en moeders is echt niet normaal meer (ik zal je besparen wat ik als homemaker moeder en gastouder naar me hoofd geslingerd krijg) deze video raakte me diep en ben zo trots op je echt waar.. voor mij betekenen jouw filmpjes veel.. in veel vlakken lijken we op elkaar en vaak krijg ik een soort bevestiging op dingen door jouw filmpjes.. hoop dat je meer van dit soort filmpjes gaat maken ❤❤ je bent een kanjer!!
Ahh ja echt, sommige mensen kunnen zulke nare/gekke dingen zeggen!
En dank je wel voor je lieve woorden! Dankbaar dat God me op deze manier mag gebruiken en jou zo helpen🧡
Leuke video. Zou je vaker day in the lifes willen doen? Mag ook wat uitgebreider. Echt een hele dag. Van ‘s ochtends bij het opstaan tot ‘s avonds.
Ja is zeker de bedoeling. Moet alleen nog beetje mijn weg erin vinden, heb al vaker de ochtend gefilmd om dan vervolgens te vergeten dat ik een Day in the Life filmde😆
De video die er later vandaag opkomt is ook meer day in the life achtig trouwens😊
❤... Always love your videos Stephanie...always very encouraging. Although I've personally believed for some time now that being a wife, a mother and a homemaker are three of the most important roles that a woman can have (and be blessed with), it has still taken a while for this to really sink in to me deeply, and I still need to be reminded from time to time just how important these roles are. It has also been very refreshing to hear the message that God thinks these roles are very important also, from other Christian women, like yourself, who have studied/study the bible. I have really struggled with this issue at times in the past, which used to cause me certain grief, but I'm much better about it these days...I know that I'm not alone in my boat now (even though practically every woman I personally know has a paid job outside the home), and I believe that this is in God's plan for me. Thank you Stephanie, for being here for women like me, and for the good work that you do. 🙂👋
Wow thank you so much for your sweet comment! I think we all need to keep hearing this message over and over again. 🧡
❤...Thank you Stephanie for taking the time to reply. Yes, we homemakers sure do need to hear this message over and over again, as these days the world is always telling us otherwise. I live in Australia and was born in the mid 1970's, when being a stay at home mum was still in fashion in the regional (not big city) area we live in. When my Mum was a young woman, the general trend for women, in the area, was to finish Year 10 at school, get a paid job, then leave that job once you got married, and stay at home, to raise a family, etc., whilst the husband remained the breadwinner. It was whilst I was a young child, that this trend started to change, with women getting back into the workforce (probably once all the kids were at school). Although my Mum did do a voluntary job for years, before she was eventually paid, she was always at home before and after school, for my sister and I. Of course the introduction of childcare centres, catapulted this change (of women remaining in the workforce) as well, and now a few decades later, my, how things have changed...
Although I still was in paid work after I got married, once we had kids (about 10 years later), I left the workforce, became a S.A.H.M., and have stayed at home since, even though both my kids have been at school for a few years now (I know that I've been very blessed to have both a good husband, and financial situation that has allowed this). But yes, where I live, full time homemakers seem as rare as hen's teeth these days. Previously, on a rare occasion, both my kids have actually requested to go to a Childcare centre, as it looked so fun, or because a good friend went there. How sad is that ?...That only added to the mother's guilt, that I had experienced, even more. One thing, I'm also very blessed that I have made a good friend (in our area) later in life, who also stays at home, although she does help her husband run their family farm as well. She's actually from Sweden (from the opposite side of the globe to me 😀😀) and is about 10 years younger than me, but because we both share the similar situation of staying at home, etc., we have a fair bit in common, and get on well. It's great hey, the people that God can bring into yout life.
Anyway Stephanie, sorry about my lengthy reply to your comment...have a great day, and I'll look forward to seeing your next video. 🙂👋
P.S.- HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and your family for 2024. God's richest blessings to you all.
Ohh no need to say sorry! I love reading your respons! I think your story is very similar to how it went in our country(the Netherlands). Society really made it so easy to work for women and honestly so hard to stay home. We live on one income and it is so hard with 3 children.. I wish I was born in the 50s😅
And I can totally relate to the mom guilt for keeping the kids home. We homeschool too and sometimes when we walk past a school they see all the kids playing outside and ask to go to school too. Makes me so sad! But when I explain it to them they quickly understand and want to stay with me😉
Thank you for responding! I love connecting with my audience. Otherwise it can quickly become just a number. I want to connect and reach people for the gospel, not just numbers🧡
And you too have a very blessed 2024!
Beautiful message. Thank you so very much for sharing this Truth!
You are so welcome! Thank you for being here 🧡
Hi, why the word 'bloem' on your flour? :)
Well spotted! I am Dutch so it’s the Dutch word for flour😊 But I have to admit I have half my jars with an English label and half with a Dutch label🙈
@@stephanie-algra oh! I'm Belgian 😄 and I homeschool too, my two boys... your video was very encouraging. Thank you!
Ahh that’s so fun! That’s why you noticed bloem😁 thank you for being here🧡