Mother’s Day is a time of celebration—but also of complexity. At St. Matthew’s, we recognize that this day stirs many emotions: joy, gratitude, grief, longing, and everything in between. For some, it’s a cherished tradition. For others, it reopens tender wounds. Wherever you find yourself this year, we hope these prayers help you feel seen, supported, and held in God’s love. Here are some Mother's Day Prayers for this annual holiday.

Here are 40 simple ways your family can practice kindness and service, along with a short prayer and scripture to guide you each day.

Choosing Hope and Taking Action: Embracing hope as a choice, not just a feeling, and finding tangible ways to make a difference.

As the new school year begins, we reached out to teachers from St. Matthew's and the community for tips start the school year off right.

Whether your child is starting kindergarten or moving up to a new grade, here are some ways to ease back to school anxiety.

Asking your child "How was school today?" often leads to the same uninspired responses. Here are some alternatives to try.

Mornings can be a whirlwind, especially when getting kids ready for school. These easy high protein breakfast ideas are a great start.

Whether you're a student, teacher, parent, or someone supporting learners, our hope is these prayers will encourage everyone.

To help you manage the busyness of the new school year, we've gathered some practical tools that can turn chaos into coordination.

At St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, we believe in nurturing our children both at school and at home. Here are a few tips that might help.

by Haley McBride, St. Matthew's Intern "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving...

how can we navigate the summer months in a way that fosters growth, balance, and spiritual nourishment for our children? Here are some insig