The Family Manager

Jennifer is a Certified Family Manager Coach. She has completed the necessary training through a program created by Kathy Peel called Family Manager University. She is trained to inspire, equip and assist her clients in creating an organized home environment and living a more balanced, fulfilling life based on the client's goals and priorities. She offers Family Manager Makeover Assessments, Makeover Action Plans and other personalized coaching services based on proven Family Manager strategies and solutions.

Jennifer offers all of these services to help equip women to serve God and their families in a balanced manner.

Check back for upcoming Family Manager events by clicking on the Schedule tab.

Contact

Contact me at:

jennifer_booth@sbcglobal.net

Schedule

2009 Schedule

January 13
Connections Women's Mission Group
Park Hill Baptist Church
North Little Rock, AR

April 24-25
Arkansas WMU Missions Celebration
Park Hill Baptist Church
North Little Rock, AR

Resources

The following list contains resources that you may find helpful as you are learning to serve God and your family.

Books

The Family Manager Takes Charge by Kathy Peel
Desperate Households by Kathy Peel



Websites

http://www.wmu.com/
http://www.mymissionfulfilled.com/
http://www.proverbs31.org/
http://www.hearts-at-home.org

Speaking Topics

Jennifer's topics are designed to be approximately 30 minutes to an hour in length. Each topic is flexible. The topics may be presented individually or blended together to adapt to the theme and needs of your group.

Christian Faithbooking -- Ideas for Creating Your Legacy of Faith

Master Calendar--Honoring God with Your Time--Innovative tips and ideas about taking control of your calendar and using your time to honor God.

Summer Survival -- When school's out, mom hardly feels like she's on vacation. Discover how to create special memories while still maintaining sanity and a reasonable structure.

About Jennifer

Jennifer is new to the world of speaking and writing. Having sensed a call in her life in early 2008, she is learning from and listening to God as He directs her on this new journey.

She is married to Steven Booth, and they have two elementary aged children, Harrison and Elizabeth. The Booth family resides in North Little Rock, Arkansas and are members at Park Hill Baptist Church. She is currently a member of the Arkansas WMU Executive Board. She has led conferences for Arkansas WMU since 2004.

Jennifer is excited to share what God has laid on her heart about women serving God and their families.

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The Procedure

Last week I had a small "procedure" done to remove something on my body that I didn't need. I won't go into great detail because what was removed is not important. The fact that I needed to have something removed that I didn't need got me thinking about all the things in my life that I don't need that should be removed. I could list a number of things that need to be removed in my life, but I'll keep my list brief. First, discontentment takes up a lot of my time. If only we could build our house now, I could . . . Or, if only my children (or husband) would . . ., I would be happy. How much time, and sometimes money, I've wasted because of my discontentment. Wouldn't life be simpler if I just let God take care of my needs instead of wasting my time trying to fill the empty spots in my life? How about bitterness? So many times I let events that have happened in the past pop back into my mind where they are replayed so many times that I become bitter over the way circumstances turned out. Again, wouldn't life be simpler if I let God take care of the hurt feelings and teach me how to forgive? Finally, there is the unconfident nature. I don't know about you, but sometimes I feel that I can't do anything right. Some days I feel that all I've done is for nothing, and that I am the biggest failure in the world. God doesn't want us to live like that. He teaches that we can boldly approach the throne of grace. He also teaches that we are not to be afraid. He is our deliverer and will be with us wherever we go. How about you? Do you have things in your life that need to be removed? May I suggest that we go to the Great Physician and ask Him to perform a "procedure" on us so that He can remove all of the unnecessary things in our lives?

Strange is the New Normal

My husband said these words to me last night. I know he said them because lately I've been telling him how strange I feel. Yes, I feel strange sometimes, but I have a good reason. Even though I'm just 37, I have to take what I call "old people" medicine. I take medicine twice a day so my husband doesn't have to put up with my restless legs at night. And, sometimes, I feel strange after taking it. I can't define what I mean by strange, except that I don't feel normal. But, what's normal anymore to me? After all, it seems that strange is the new normal for me. You may wonder where I'm going with this. Well, what if we look at our lives as Christians? Do other people call us "strange" because our lives are radically different from the world? Or do others see us as "normal" because our lives blend in seamlessly with the world? What if strange became the new normal for us because we were living radically different lives? As Paul says in Galatians 1:10 TNIV "Am I now trying to win human approval, or God's approval? Or am I trying to please people? If I were still trying to please people, I would not be a servant of Christ." Let us take notice of Paul's words and live our lives so that people may call us strange. And, in doing so, may we encourage others to live as if strange is the new normal.