Finding Havens by Alli K
Creating sacred spaces of peace and faith for women seeking rest and God’s presence through Bible studies, scripture reflections, and encouragement for a life rooted in God’s beauty.
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The Cost of Getting Quiet… and Why It’s Worth It (opens the original)
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This article originally appeared on Catholicwomeninbusiness.com on September 23, 2026.Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things (Philippians 4:8).Let’s Talk About LeisureEverywhere I look on the Catholic interwebs the past few weeks, I see one major theme: leisure, or purposeful and restorative rest for our
Do Numbers Matter? (opens the original)
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This morning, as I often do, I checked on my Finding Havens ministry ‘metrics.’ This involved checking my email (I found a sweet little message from a recent podcaster who shared that some friends purchased Love and Loyalty), Instagram (posted some audio from said podcast and answered some DMs) and Amazon KDP (to check sales for the week).This last one is always tricky for me. To be completely transparent, I get giddy when I see those sales numbers come in. And then I usually feel a little icky
Time and Places (opens the original)
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Time away from home has become a gift for me. I love going away, exploring new places, spending time in new environments and that all comes with that: good food, good conversation, good perspective. I also love going home and appreciating how very much I missed my family, my dogs and my bed. For an introvert like me, I am finding as I get older that travel stretches me in ways that I don’t always see coming. But every time it does, I learn. I grow. I expand my appreciation of what it means to li
Wrapping Up Remaining With Ruth (opens the original)
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Deciding to ‘remain with Ruth’ this month has been more edifying and satisfying that I could have imagined. Yes, I have studied her, and Naomi, and Boaz. Yes, I have contemplated different aspects of this story with regard to time, place, history and theological depth. But deciding to look at her story with fresh eyes and heart desiring to see what more the Lord wanted me to reveal was transformative for my heart. “I can’t believe I didn’t make that connection before!” was a common thread runnin
Lost and Found: Audio Essay (opens the original)
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