what is hearth creed
In Hearth Creed, a faith-filled family opens the door on ten ordinary, luminous practices that turn a house into a refuge. Across a warmly woven narrative, morning blessings, a thankful table, stillness in storms, a slow Sabbath, forgiveness that’s spoken, neighborly hospitality, the honest questions of the young, work offered as service, grief carried with hope, and the hard grace of returning, the book traces how simple rituals and steady trust make peace grow in every season. It reads like a quiet domestic saga: not dramatic twists, but a deepening circle of prayer, repair, and belonging, ending with a concluding vision of faith as the quiet engine of home.
Who it’s for:
This book is for readers who want a lived, gentle Christianity, parents and caregivers, small-group leaders, pastors, and anyone building a household where prayer is natural, work is offered, questions are welcomed, and hospitality has a chair ready. It will resonate with couples beginning a home, families rebuilding after hardship, and seekers who prefer honest practice over slogans.
What you’ll gain:
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Practical, repeatable habits for prayer, meals, Sabbath, and reconciliation.
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Language for confession, apology, and starting over, without theatrics.
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A calm framework for money, time, and work that loosens anxiety’s grip.
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Ways to honor children’s doubts with Scripture, patience, and example.
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Gentle patterns for hosting neighbors and carrying grief with hope.
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A vision of ordinary days where trust steadily turns chaos into peace.
