KatStevens Photography

Stevens Kids 2011

I got the opportunity to photgraph my beautiful children, nieces, and nephew before Christmas but I had to wait to share them because some of them were surprise Christmas presents. Soo…now that the holidays are over and the New Year is upon us, I get to share with you my favorite clients ever! I pray [...]

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Day 6 ★ 12 Days of Giving

“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in.” Matthew 25:35 According to The FEED Foundation 350 million children go hungry everyday. Everyday! Through this organization and specifically, FEED Projects, they are helping to change this [...]

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Day 5 ★ 12 Days of Giving

I work on my computer-a lot. Sometimes so much so that my computer gets overloaded, or full, and I have to re-boot it to get it to function properly again. I feel that as human beings, sometimes we can get overloaded and bogged down, just like my computer does. We can get so caught up [...]

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Day 4 ★ 12 Days of Giving

I just got through reading the most beautiful post by my sis-in-law called Love Came Down on a women’s blog she writes for. It brought tears to my eyes and caused me to *stop* for a moment and think about what’s important right now. Ahhhh…sometimes it’s so nice to pause (even if just for a [...]

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Day 3 ★ 12 Days of Giving

In January 2010 there was a devastating earthquake in Haiti where many Haitians lost their families, homes, and jobs. Just like most major disasters you see on the news, it’s all over the news when it first happens, then it becomes yesterday’s news and we hear of it no more. Sadly, almost 2 years later, [...]

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Day 2 ★ 12 Days of Giving

Today I wanted to talk about an organization that does a mountain of good for a multitude of people all over the world. Just like the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:30-37, this organization takes care of those who may have had others pass them by who could have helped, but decided to turn a blind [...]