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While the archives (thousands of posts over the span of a decade) will remain here, available to you at any time, new blog posts will be shared on my Substack:

 

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It’s everything you’re used to here, but even more of the good stuff.

 

Good Things has a beautiful design and interface that makes it even easier for me to share new (free) resources with you all throughout the year, send devotionals / blog posts / Advent and Lent series your way, host a virtual book club (come join us!), and share behind-the-screen writing and personal life updates.

 

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Although new blog posts, free resources, devotionals, round-ups of favorite things and the private virtual book club will now “live” on the Good Things site, you are welcome to peruse the archives here at KaitlynBouchillon.com or download the hundreds of freebies and resources that will remain available to you. I hope they meet you right where you are and serve you well.

With love and gratitude and a whole lot of excitement for sharing Good Things with you,

Kaitlyn

Additional posts…

Go ahead… light the candle.

Go ahead… light the candle.

It’s no exaggeration to say I think of this lesson/challenge/invitation on a weekly basis… Because, well, I light candles on the regular now. (Almost every day.) Last night I finished another and thought “Huh, maybe it’s time to share those words again…” Seeing as...

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For the Ones Who Are Weeping

For the Ones Who Are Weeping

It’s labeled as “triumphant” but it began in tears. We’re quick to skip past the weeping to the waving of palm branches, but there’s a church in the shape of a teardrop built on the western slope of the Mount of Olives, like a hand reaching out inviting you to stop,...

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