Faith.

Family.

Home.

Making.

Welcome friend!

We’re so glad you’re here.

I’m Maddie Priddy, and that’s my husband Paul.

The most important thing you need to know about us is that we love Jesus.

And everything we do starts with Him.

Our story,

for His glory.

You can read all about who we are, how we got here, and what we do right here.

We’re a work in progress.

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“For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.”

Ephesians 2:10

Currently in progress…

Farmhouse Exterior: Siding (When our Ohio winter weather allows)

Farmhouse Interior: Demoing the oldest part of the farmhouse & finalizing our plans for the upstairs.

Garden: Planning the Permaculture Orchard and Garden area and a lot of winter sowing!

Rhythm: Refining our Homeschool Routine — really focusing on training the habit of diligence. Our goal is to be done with school (minus our read aloud time) by lunch!

Connect with us in more places!

Letters from Our Labors of Love…

  • A monthly newsletter where we share a range of things — encouragement, memory verse of the month, our favorite things like recipes, books, or podcasts, and things we’re thinking about as we leave one month and head into a new one.

  • Different seasons bring different opportunities to be creative. In this series, you’ll get a peak inside whatever creative projects I’m working on!

  • God uses so many moments in life to teach us more about who he is and how he wants us to live. We’re sharing the lessons we’re learning through little moments of life.

  • Our rhythms are ever evolving to fit each season. We’ll share a rhythm we’re working on in our family or checking in on how our rhythms are going. Are our rhythms helping us live our lives in a way that aligns with what we really value? What needs to change? What do we need to let go of?

  • A behind the scenes of all of our house projects. The reality is, it’s going to take us a long time to finish everything. (Will we ever?) We want to share the process, not just the finished product.