Dear Mommy and Mommy-figures,
If ever a time to embrace our God-given worth – it’s now! The condition of our current world requires that we continue to nurture the next generation with love, dedication, and intention. With our flaws and all, God’s got us and we’ve got this!
Are you in?
“The villagers ceased in Israel; they ceased to be until I arose; I, Deborah, arose as a mother in Israel.” – Judges 5:7
DEVOTIONAL SERIES
and free children’s book available for the BOLD MOTHER/MOTHER FIGURE
who wants to stay focused on her faith and purpose despite the challenges of life.
VLOG
“Remembering Your Why.”
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT
about the trauma-informed parenting classes
for survivors of domestic violence + related resource.
MEET KETURAH
Keturah is purposeful about her mission to see women and children thrive despite the challenges they face.
Twenty years ago Keturah got her start with working with women and children in the areas of family crisis support, domestic violence recovery, and family literacy.
Later in 2019 God led Keturah to begin writing the Mommyhood Deconstructed Journal. Reluctant at first, it would take several months of indecision, some encouraging words from another mother, and the gentle push of Keturah’s editor to release the first book of the series in April of 2020. Keturah continues to enjoy sharing stories that combat the myth of the perfect family. She also provides hands-on support to women, children, and schools through various outreach projects, National Read Across America Day, Be Well by Mommyhood Deconstructed, and other related work.
Additionally, Keturah is an active guest speaker on Biblical topics related to women’s issues, soul care, spiritual growth, finding hope amidst crisis, God-centered family functioning, domestic abuse prevention, creating a family legacy, the importance of prayer, and the power of praise/worship.
Keturah holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Master of Science Degree in Education, and Certifications in Parenting Instruction and Bible-Based Trauma Healing.
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Keturah A. Ford 