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The Power of Family is more than apparel—it's a movement to bridge generations and preserve legacy.Born from a moment of heartbreak and healing, our mission is to help families find connection through conversations, shared traditions, and products that spark love across…
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How Grandparents Can Bridge the Gap and Build a Stronger Family Legacy | Ep 19 (opens the original)
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Parents and grandparents often want the same thing: what is best for the children they love. Yet differing expectations, unspoken boundaries, and the need to be right can turn that shared goal into family tension. In this episode of The Power of Family, Terry Willis speaks with grandparenting author and TEDx speaker Neil Taft about how grandparents can strengthen the whole family by honoring the parents of their grandchildren. The conversation also explores intentional family communication, Neil
Creating Families and Communities Where People Feel Safe to Become | Ep 18 (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Power of Family , Terry Willis speaks with Roland Thompson about creating families and communities where people feel safe, heard, and accepted. They explore how listening without judgment, leading by example, and allowing young people to grow into who they are can strengthen relationships across generations. Guest Bio After high school, Roland joined the US Navy for 4 years during the Vietnam War and served 3 tours in Vietnam as a combat veteran. He then received two AA de
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