Jennifer Pepito
Biography
Jennifer Pepito has served as host of the Restoration Home podcast and as founder of ThePeacefulPress.com. Pepito wrote Habits for a Sacred Home (2024) and Mothering by the Book (2022).
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Women
“In Holy Hygge, Jamie Erickson invites us into the cozy warmth of a home dedicated to God. Instead of settling for being just a place to lay your head, she offers practical ideas and inspiring practices that can transform our homes into a sanctuary, a place that can revive our communities and bring hope to a lonely and hurting world. Her story will give you the courage needed to create life-giving rhythms for yourself and your loved ones.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“In Hope for Your Homeschool, mom of ten September McCarthy gently guides us through the transformative journey of homeschooling. This book isn't just about teaching with confidence; it's a heartfelt exploration of cultivating relationships, fostering hope, and simplifying the educational path. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking a profound vision for homeschooling that goes beyond textbooks, emphasizing the essence of family and the joy of learning together. Hope for Your Homeschool will help you nurture a home filled with love, purpose, and the promise of a brighter future.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Courtney Devich’s new book Mama’s Got Anxiety came to me at a perfect time. After sharing about my own struggles with fear in Mothering by the Book, I was well aware of how fear and anxiety steal joy from our families and that I had steps to overcome. But new fears had come up for me in the midst of a new season. Courtney’s book had helpful reminders for recapturing peace as well as scriptural reminders that God has us and He will never forsake us. Courtney reminds us of His trustworthiness and gives the fearful mama hopeful insights for creating calm.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“While reading Memory-Making Mom, Jessica Smartt reignited my passion to create happy memories with my children. I’ve been parenting for twenty-five years and have kept up a high level of intention throughout. But many of the ideas she includes were new to me and sparked fresh energy for intentional memory-making with my children. I especially loved the call to make even work or rest days memorable. I’ll be reading this book on repeat until my kids are grown.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Overwhelmed Mom is the insightful companion every weary mother needs. With warmth, wisdom, and hard-won experience, Jamie Erickson offers not just advice but real-life encouragement for women in the thick of motherhood. Each chapter feels like a conversation with a trusted friend who truly understands the weight you carry and wants to help you lighten the load. Jamie's honest reflections and actionable tips will help you reclaim your time, talents, and peace. If you're ready to trade striving for consistency and peace, this book will lead the way.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Words Like Honey by Amy Hughes is a thoughtful exhortation on the power of kind and responsive parenting. Amy beautifully emphasizes the importance of truly knowing our children, honoring who they are, and parenting from a place of trust rather than fear. I especially appreciate her reminder that ‘If it is our job to grow whole, healthy children with an authentic faith, we need to set aside fear in order to offer comfort and hope. Fear equates to discomfort. A lack of fear allows for comfort.’ While some of my values as a Christian parent might differ from those in the book (since parenting is personal and should vary from family to family), I deeply appreciate her call to release fear and embrace connection, comfort, and hope in the way we speak to and nurture our children.”
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