With Mother's Day around the corner, we’re celebrating by sharing the stories of a few Uncommon Moms. Meet Rhonda Angermeier—a mom whose journey into motherhood didn’t exactly start the traditional way. In fact, when she first met her husband, she dropped a surprising line: “If you’re looking to fill your quiver with kids, you might want to move along.” At the time, she had no plans to become a mother. But God has a way of flipping the script—and sometimes, He does it on a timetable that’s anything but conventional. Tune in to this episode of Uncommon Moms to hear how Rhonda's story took an unexpected turn, and how her perspective on motherhood was transformed in the most extraordinary wa

Have you ever thought about what the opposite of addiction is? The easy answer might be sobriety. But let me ask again: What is the opposite of addiction? Justin White suggests just one word—connection. The recovery program he leads has grown into the largest in Indiana, and for good reason: it’s a magnet for belonging. It’s a powerful and rare story when a pastor openly shares that he became addicted to heroin and fentanyl. His addiction led to an overdose—one that could have easily been fatal. But then... God intervened. Today, Justin is a voice for those wrestling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Drawing wisdom from a wide range of recovery resources, he has built a safe, welcoming space where people can find healing, hope, and most of all—connection. This is a story worth hearing and sharing. No matter who you are, where you’ve been, or what you’ve done—you are welcome here.

Tammie could not shake her feelings. Her mother's intuition would not be silenced. Getting someone to listen though, that was a different story. She had to change doctors mid-pregnancy to finally get a simple ultrasound. What the ultrasound revealed rocked her world. The Dr. informed her they could not find evidence of the babies lungs. As long as the baby was in utero the baby was fine, but she would not survive after birth. Her OB recommended terminating the pregnancy, but there was that nagging voice again. The sense of isolation, the weight of intuition, and the devastation of a diagnosis, offered no clear path, no easy answers. The echo of the ultrasound fills her ears. For now...

The recent storms in the Midwest with flooding and tornadoes have led to several gloomy days. These are days that just cry out for a smile. Keith shares a few stories that are sure to put a smile on your face and remind you of the versatility and power of story. Do you have a story that makes you laugh or that your family shares on every occasion because it is part of your gloom-buster heritage. At StoryMosaics.com we think it is about time you share your story. Go to https://www.storymosaics.com/pricing-plans/checkout-1?planId=64b5aaa5-bb72-49da-a9f9-8863679e8979 and send us your story. We will give you prompt feedback and maybe even feature you on the an upcoming podcast. No more rainy days and Mondays!