A panel of three moms (Deb Weakly, Mari Jo Mast and Krystle Porter) in different life stages offers encouragement to listening moms who are feeling exhausted and burnt out. Our guests discuss the unique challenges of motherhood, offering their insights on the effects of childhood wounds on parenting, prioritizing marriage, depending on God, and much more. (Part 2 of 2)
A panel of three moms (Deb Weakly, Mari Jo Mast and Krystle Porter) in different life stages offers encouragement to listening moms who are feeling exhausted and burnt out. Our guests discuss the unique challenges of motherhood, offering their insights on the effects of childhood wounds on parenting, prioritizing marriage, depending on God, and much more. (Part 2 of 2)
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Deb Weakly is a co-founder of Help Club for Moms, a ministry that encourages women in their faith and offers practical resources to help them thrive. She is a contributing writer to the book of the same name, The Help Club for Moms: Inspirational and Practical Help for You, Your Home, and Your Family, and to its companion series of books titled The Wise Woman. Deb and her husband, Randy, have two grown children and one grandchild.
Mari Jo Mast is a part of the team at Help Club for Moms, a ministry offering encouragement and practical resources to moms with kids of all ages. She is a contributing writer to the book of the same name, The Help Club for Moms, and to its companion series of books titled The Wise Woman. She also writes Bible studies and weekly posts for Help Club for Moms’ Facebook page. Mari Jo and her husband, Kim, have seven children and four grandchildren.
Krystle Porter is a part of the team at Help Club for Moms, a ministry that helps women thrive and encourages them in their faith. She is a contributing writer to the book of the same name, The Help Club for Moms: Inspirational and Practical Help for You, Your Home, and Your Family. Krystle and her husband live in Arizona and have five children.
