Rare Faith Blog

Getting money, fixing relationships, and improving health can be a tedious and painful process sprinkled with failure, as you experiment and find all the ways that don’t work. However, once you really...

This week in my class, one of our students asked a really insightful question about the Law of Vibration. She was worried that her current struggles meant she was somehow responsible for attracting th...

Meet Linda Stoor, Mindset Mastery Graduate. Linda’s journey through the Mindset Mastery course showcases our ability to transform personal challenges into opportunities for growth. From finding solace...

By Natalie Earl

There have been moments in my life when I’ve found myself on my knees, pleading with God for answers. One day in particular stands out—a day when I was desperately praying to know how...

By Andrea Mabey

Have you ever imagined a hot, gooey cinnamon roll—just dripping with icing—and suddenly realized you needed one? My son John says that imagining delicious food is 85% of cooking. And ...

Meet Mindset Mastery graduate, Roseanne Dawes.

Roseanne is a successful alignment coach, and is on track to becoming one of our Certified Rare Faith Facilitators. She has been intuitively and instinc...

Meet Amanda Permann, Mindset Mastery Honors Graduate.

I first met Amanda at Genius Bootcamp. She is a kind and humble woman who is always willing to lift others up, even when she is in the midst of s...

Round 5 threw us a curveball!

First, a quick recap of Round 4, part 2:

Saturday 5/13/2023 - Celebrating Mother's Day

I made plans to get a pedicure while Trevan and Nick were at a father's-son's ca...

One of the principles we talk about in our training programs is that "the Detour IS the Path". We learned this principle from one of our own mentors, Layne Gneiting, who is also a guest presenter in m...

Meet Sheila Lugaresi,

Introducing Sheila Lugaresi, Mindset Mastery Graduate. Sheila faced some significant storms and disruptions during her Mindset Mastery experience, but she stayed strong and allo...

Tamara Shimmin

We were living the dream—only, the dream wasn’t quite what we had imagined.

My husband and I had bought an RV with visions of roaming the country, exploring state and national parks, ...

By Roseanne Dawes

Moving to the city after a lifetime in the country has actually been a pretty smooth transition… except for the traffic. While I was raising my four children, anytime we made a trip...

By Helen Huntsman

Okay, so apparently “despaired” isn’t technically a word—but we’re going to pretend it is, because it just fits.

About a month and a half ago, I found myself scribbling in my jour...

By Kathleen Taylor

About a year after my divorce, I found myself needing some extra cash. The only real asset I had left was our twelve-passenger van. I don’t live in a big city with public transport...

By Kathleen Taylor

You know how some dates just stick in your mind? How some experiences become etched into you—impossible to forget?

October 19, 2019 is one of those days for me.

Things had been r...

By Heidi Dahlke

In my college English class, I had a professor who encouraged us to write by focusing on a moment—a snapshot of our lives—and to describe it using all five senses. Years later, while ...

By Laura Curtis

Have you ever loved someone so deeply and then watched them make choices you just couldn’t agree with? It’s hard. For a long time, I really struggled with that. I’d feel frustrated, w...

Rare Faith isn’t just about paying the bills. It’s about healing hearts, too.

My friend Christine got divorced—and later remarried the same man.

This is her true story.

By Christine Marie Jones