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General Manager Julie shares about how your gift at the end of the LifeSongs fiscal year is sharing hope in hopeless places.

We hope your Christmas was filled with incredible joy, celebrating the birth of our Lord and Savior! As the year rapidly comes to a close, this is a wonderful time to reflect on the blessings of 2025 and look forward to the opportunities of the new year. LifeSongs is grateful for your partnership, which allows us to share Jesus with Southeast Louisiana every single day. Your financial gift makes a...

Julie is excited about our first ever Summer Friendraiser at LifeSongs!

LifeSongs General Manager Julie relates to Martha ... but we all need to strive to be like Mary. Learn to REST!

You know what's more ambitious than raising $260,000 for LifeSongs Radio? The ambition to share God's Love with Southeast Louisiana and the world - together!

General Manager Julie Headrick is impressed with the family of LifeSongs! Thank you!

Julie celebrates Christmas and gives a sneak peak at what is coming to LifeSongs in 2025!

General Manager of LifeSongs Radio, Julie Headrick, lays out the plan for Fall Shareathon.

Like the old hymn says, "count your blessings, name them one by one..." General Manager of LifeSongs, Julie Headrick, shares how you are the blessing we are counting on!

LifeSongs General Manager Julie knows what FUN really looks like ... generous hearts during the Summer months!

A quick note from the General Manager of LifeSongs about the remaining need after the LifeSongs Fall Shareathon.

A note from LifeSongs General Manager, Julie Headrick. You don't have to carry the weight of the world! (Easier said than done...)

I am a planner. I like a routine and knowing what to expect. But I’ve worked at LifeSongs for 25 years now and been a part of approximately 50 Share-a-thons and not one of them has been the same or predictable in any way. I love data. Math is my love language. And no matter how much data input and analyzing I do, the Share-a-thon math is not mathing. There is no pattern to be seen. There is...

I’m off to a slow start this year after testing positive for Covid on New Year’s Eve. And it may seem like it’s too late to start something new, but we’re only 3 weeks into the 52 weeks we have this year! And these resolutions are something to work  toward  this year, not something to perfect from the start. The past couple of years I’ve been trying to think about New...

All too often lately, I’ve been hearing these words out of my son’s mouth, “But mom, all my friends have (blank)!” And you can fill in the blank with any number of things. And I want to be frustrated with him and ask, “If your friend jumped off a cliff, would you jump off too?” But I refrain. If I think about it, even though I might not vocalize my thoughts in t...

I think I have trust issues. I don’t trust that the straw is in the fast food bag. I don’t trust that the milk is fresh, even though it’s before the expiration date. I don’t trust that if I swing as high as I want that the swing is not going to break. I don’t trust that that king sized mattress is properly secured on top of that MINI Cooper. But I do trust God. I know...

This summer, I’ve found myself belting out “In Summer!” like Olaf from Frozen. (I’ll spare you from the singing.) Something about this summer just has me excited! I’m loving not having to pack school lunches for my son, and days by the pool with friends, and the extra freckles on my skin. (Though with my pale skin, I don’t fare much better than Olaf the snowman...

I’m a mom to only one child, so my mom experience could be very different from yours. While your issue could be finding a place where your oldest child can have their own space, my issue is keeping my one child from taking over all of our space. I’m also a working mom whose child goes to public school. So while you could be teaching your child math at home (God bless you!), or figuring out your ne...

like to think of myself as a planner. Since becoming a mother, some of those planner skills have vanished. But in my mind, my life is still organized, despite the mess it is in reality. When you have a young child, they don’t understand the concept of the time change. (Do any of us really?) When my son was younger, I would try to prep him by moving forward (or back) his bedtime the week before the...

How are your New Year’s resolutions going? Most of us will give up on those resolutions by the end of the month, so maybe we should think about them a little differently this year. Why don’t we think about: Treating ourselves better this year. Doing things that bring us peace. Bringing joy to the people in our lives. Think about those things and then make New Year’s Resolutions. It’s s...