Whole Heart Living includes . . .

Joy and rest; an open heart; curiosity; honor, respect, and humility; tenderness and love, these are the kinds of characteristics you find in people who are committed to living with their whole heart. They have purpose and place in the world. And, in their active relationship with God they know they are transforming into the fullness of their original design. They are not perfect nor expect you to be. They do have an expectancy for people to live the commitment to learning who they are, knowing how they behave, and how their lives line up with who God says they are, which is well represented in 1Corinthians 13, in the Bible.

This web site is a gathering place to share our journey, including how we
continue to gain wholeness through life’s challenges that bring us satisfaction,
love, and joy, with one another, our families, and our community.

Cynthia & Noel: . . . the wonder of love . . . Over many years we have been radically transformed
through gaining missing life skills that matured us into our original design.
We love and live relationally in grace, joy, and empowerment.
People who have closely observed our transformation over years have
asked us about the what & how we changed. 

Links to our personal blogs . . .

Cynthia's Journal
I am decades beyond my broken beginnings on a small wheat farm in Montana. Though I spent the first half of my life in anger & depression, my approach today is with curiosity & surrender.
Appreciation & wonder, joy and satisfaction inhabit my days. Life is filled with experiences that I see as gifts & opportunities to learn more about people, our world, & how God works everything together for good. 
Empowering people to connect to give & receive love is my passion that inspires life & soul-coaching, serving, music, writing, & gardening.
May you be curious and willing to explore all of who you are & in the doing may your joy be full.

Noel's Log

We all have issue’s that hurt us & others, such as: insecure attachment styles (mine is *dismissive), old wounds, new wounds, sometimes triggering bad habits, behaviors.
Each time Jesus & I deal with an issue I get more freedom & closer relationship with God & others. In relationship with Jesus, I find Joy and Rest. He models how together all of us can heal, grow, and love.
I am living proof that a person who grew up disconnected can grow new connections in the brain. How? Glad you asked as that's what my stories are about. 

*Dismissive Attachment: I have no memories of being held; I was seldom spoken to except when in trouble. I grew up orphaned in my own home.