Author: Cheri Gamble

Cheri Gamble is a mental health counselor licensed in the state of Michigan who received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology from Bethel University and her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grace College. Cheri works with children, teenagers, and adults who are dealing with a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, grief, and PTSD. She is also a Certified Trauma Professional. Cheri is a wife, mom, and grandma with five sons, one daughter-in-law, and one grandson. She and her husband, Tom, have been married for thirty-one years and, during that time, have been involved together in various ministries including Christian School, Christian Camping, and Church Ministry. Cheri is the author of over 15 books including devotionals and hands-on Bible Curriculum. Cheri utilizes both her counseling and ministry background to provide support, encouragement, and resources to individuals, families, and ministry workers. In her free time, Cheri enjoys reading, writing, working on her blog, and hanging out with her kids.

Easter Bible Reading Plan for Children — Independent Readers

This is a Bible reading plan that is designed to involve children with all aspects of the Easter message.  Through this plan, children will become familiar with such events as Palm Sunday, the prayer in the garden, the betrayal, the trial, the death and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.  Application questions, suggested activities & videos... Continue Reading →

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Easter Bible Reading Plan for Young Children (Read-to-Me)

This is a Bible reading plan that is designed to involve your young children with all aspects of the Easter message.  With your help, young children will become familiar with such events as Palm Sunday, the prayer in the garden, the betrayal, the trial, the death and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.  Suggested activities, crafts... Continue Reading →

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10 Cool (and easy) Bible Object Lessons & Experiments for Cold Winter Days

This week has been freezing cold where we live . . . literally! Windchill temperatures have dropped down to double digits (below zero), and it has been snowing . . . and snowing . . . and snowing. The local schools have issued snow days and everyone has been encouraged to stay home and to... Continue Reading →

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Snowmen and Spiritual Growth: Is your faith in danger of melting?

My boys like to build snowmen. Or, rather, I like to have them build a snowman each winter so I can have cute snowmen pictures to put in my scrapbooks. Whatever the reason, my boys build a snowman together every year, and watching the way the snowmen have changed from year to year has been... Continue Reading →

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