Ginger Kolbaba
Ginger Kolbaba, Editor
After a six-year hiatus from TCW—when she worked as editor for TCW’s sister publication Marriage Partnership—Ginger is happy to be back “home” editing for her favorite women’s magazine. An accomplished book author, she's written or contributed to almost a dozen books, including Surprised by Remarriage (Revell) and her most recent novel series, Secrets from Lulu’s Café (Howard/Simon & Schuster). She's appeared on national venues such as CNN’s Nancy Grace and Court TV’s Catherine Crier Live as well as Family Life Radio and Moody Radio’s Midday Connection. When she isn’t chained to her computer, Ginger enjoys spending time with her husband motorcycling through the countryside, visiting Yellowstone National Park, walking her Doberman, and talking theory with her friends about the television series Lost. She believes her greatest accomplishment would be dusting off her piano and treadmill and using them both—at least once this year.
Posted at 11:48 AM on May 23, 2008.
Comments
Well, if our beloved Jane must leave, I'm happy that Ginger is back!!!!! :)
Posted by: Pattie on May 23, 2008
As a grandpa of 80 years and believing, that homeschooling if done correctly is still tops; especially if mom is the teacher! I have for years suggested that our Christian Colleges and Universities should offer minors if not majors to any young lady that envisions to be a stay home mom and raise her family to the honor of God Almighty. There is no more powerful force for good in the world, than a stay home and raising her children. Public Education is nothing but satan's tool to destroy Christians homes left and right! Besides, public education has no Constitutional backing whatsoever! Actually public education is nothing but a system called: Socialism/Communism. Our very Federal Government is in full violation of the US Constitution while truly contributing to the teaching of any and ever immoral sex the devil invents. Yet, Sadly millions of Christian fully support Public Education while constantly condening what is being taught and asking for reform. Yes, it seems like the more the demand for reform the worse they get, right?
Posted by: H. D. Schmidt on May 24, 2008