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Hope at Home / 202 VIEWS
The Unexpected Blessings of COVID-19 Quarantine - Elaine and Willie Oliver
Learn how your family can strengthen faith in God, even in these tumultuous times.
Real Family Talk / 180 VIEWS
Friend or Parent?
What is the best way to relate to your child? Should we be strong disciplinarians or is it better to be your child's "buddy"? Willie and Elaine Oliver talk about finding the right balance between parenting and friending your child.
Real Family Talk / 172 VIEWS
Failure is not Final
Everybody loves to win but we've all experienced some of life's failures. Willie and Elaine talk with Roger Hernandez on how to turn those negatives into positives.
Real Family Talk / 171 VIEWS
Elder Care and Aging
People are living longer than they did a generation ago. This can be a blessing, as we have more time with our loved ones. But it can also pose some challenges. Willie and Elaine Oliver talk with Diane Crane about caring for the elderly and preparing for our own end-of-life care.
Real Family Talk / 171 VIEWS
Help for Parents Navigating The Age of Violence
Helping teenagers navigate through the rise of violence in today’s society.
Hope at Home / 165 VIEWS
Divorce-proofing Your Marriage During COVID-19 - Elaine and Willie Oliver
Several of our viewers have sent us questions about our segments on maintaining a healthy marriage during COVID-19. Today we will answer your questions with specific strategies and tips on staying happily married and even strengthening your marriage during COVID-19.
Real Family Talk / 161 VIEWS
We're All Adopted
Ray and Jeannie Hartwell were devastated that they couldn’t have children, but when they decided to adopt, it changed everything. We’ll meet them and hear their story.
Real Family Talk / 158 VIEWS
One Family's Experience with Vitiligo
What would you do if your five-year-old child developed an incurable health condition? Join Willie and Elaine as they interview the Vargas family who knows firsthand what that's like. We'll find out how they kept living when doctors said nothing could be done for their son.