Mary Beth Lagerborg and Mimi Wilson, co-authors of the best-selling book Once-a-Month Cooking, discuss the resurgence of making meals at home that's been brought about by the Coronavirus pandemic. They encourage listeners to make the most of this opportunity to make mealtime more meaningful for their family, offering many practical suggestions for doing so.
Mary Beth Lagerborg and Mimi Wilson, co-authors of the best-selling book Once-a-Month Cooking, discuss the resurgence of making meals at home that's been brought about by the Coronavirus pandemic. They encourage listeners to make the most of this opportunity to make mealtime more meaningful for their family, offering many practical suggestions for doing so.
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Mary Beth Lagerborg is a personal historian, writing personal, family or organizational memoirs for her clients. She served as the Director of Media for MOPS International and helped shape more than 70 books on mothering and parenting. Mary Beth herself as authored nine books including Turquoise Summer, Dwelling and In the Wee Hours. She and Mimi Williams are co-authors of the book Once-a-Month Cooking, and co-creators of the organization Once-a-Month Cooking, which offers resources to help families eat healthier and save time and money with meal planning. Mary Beth and her husband, Alex, reside in Colorado and have three grown sons.
Mimi Wilson and Mary Beth Lagerborg are co-authors of the highly popular book Once-a-Month Cooking, which has been continuously in print since 1982 and has sold more than a half million copies. This work, it’s companion book Table Talk, and the authors’ organization, Once-a-Month Cooking, are all designed to help families connect around the dinner table, eat healthier, and practice hospitality. Mimi has co-authored two additional books with her prayer partner in Ecuador, Shelly Volkhardt, which examine God’s character and how it affects our daily lives. Mimi has lived and worked with women in Ecuador, Jordan, and Rwanda, as well as the United States. She and her husband, Cal, reside in Colorado. They have three children and seven grandchildren.
