In a noisy and overstimulated world, I’m inviting you to slow down, strengthen your faith, return to the present moment, and find peace with each breath.
This year’s homeschool plan involves a reliable weekly schedule and cozy read alouds to warm the home. Here’s a look at the Charlotte Mason–inspired, faith-based resources we’re using for our second grader and preschooler.
Who says self-care has to mean time away from your kids? In this guide, I share 10 easy and intentional ways to recharge your spirit with your children. These practices are gentle, doable, and grounded in the belief that a mother’s wellness can grow right in the heart of home life.
Stress can take a toll physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and moms often carry the weight silently. In this post, I outline 10 simple, faith-rooted ways to care for your body when life gets heavy. From nutrient-rich meals and restful rhythms to gentle movement and prayer, these practices are meant to help you not just survive—but regain resilience and peace.
When I was asked by a friend for my personal opinion on what it takes to be a good mother and wife, my initial response was sacrifice and humility. I couldn’t just stop there, so I went on and here is my full answer…
I had chronic, itchy rashes all over my body and I healed myself! I had an autoimmune dis-ease and I was committed to better nutrition, supplementing and fasting/detox protocols… and guess what, I don’t experience psoriasis rashes any more! I’ve included a Free PDF guide for you to download to see what I was eating to heal my autoimmune disease.
Gordon Neufeld, Ph.D., and Gabor Maté, M.D. lay out four (4) steps to woo your child back under your wing, as nature intended, making your child WANT to be with you and follow you. Without it being your child's desire to be close to you, you can not possibly force your way back into their graces.
Jones Heart and Home
Where peace becomes the pace, and home heals the heart.
Guiding women to prioritize peace in their homes and purpose in their hearts. Slowing down to nourish what matters most.
Who is Angelica Jones?
Just a Modern Mom Learning to Live a Traditional Life.
With a loving husband, three children, a house that needs tending, skills to be learned, land to be purchased,
and a goal to be an active, herbal healing, wise grandmother one day, there’s a lot to do!
I’m Angelica Jones— a wife, mother, and first-generation homemaker, learning as I go.
—> Grace for today, Faith for the Work in Front of Us. <—
A growing list of my favorite books and trusted resources that helped me grow as a wife and mother— This is just a place for my personal recommendations for moms and wives seeking a good read, renewed purpose, and more peace.