According to the A.L. Overview, the modern American version of Mother’s Day was founded by Anna Jarvis, a social activist. Her pivotal role began with a memorial service for her mother in 1907, sparking a movement that led to the day becoming a national holiday. President Wilson’s official recognition in 1914, declaring the second Sunday in May Mother’s Day, marked a significant historical moment that all continue to celebrate today.
From coast to coast, families are coming together to celebrate the women who have shaped their lives. Whether a mom is young or old, near or far, or even if she became a mother through adoption or other means, her influence is undeniable. Mother’s Day is a time to reflect on the lessons learned and the love shared, regardless of the circumstances, and celebrate motherhood’s diverse forms.
A Mother’s Promise
A Mother’s Prayer
A Mother’s Praise, whether she is on Earth, in Heaven, or has stepped in to help children when the mother is not around
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A Mother’s Day Plea – Let’s Go to Church
Join Christ The King Baptist Church for a special Mother’s Day message from Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr. Everyone is invited to celebrate this meaningful day at CTK. Click the link below to participate in this blessed occasion in the house of the Lord.
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Reporter Jude 