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Member Since: Sep. 14, 2010
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Rick Kraemer


Biography

Rick and Becky Kraemer have been married since 1989, and are the parents of three teenage children, one girl and two boys, who they’ve raised from scratch. Rick is an information technologies architect, and Becky is a substitute teacher in middle and high school. They live in northern California, where they enjoy water sports, many forms of exercise, animated conversations while walking by the lake, facilitating their kid’s social events, volunteering with community organizations, and picking up after Becky’s dog.

Where to find Rick Kraemer online

Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://kraemerparenting.blogspot.com/

Books

Excerpts from the Lost Art of Parenting: Training Children for Success    by Rick Kraemer
Price: Free! 8540 words. Published on March 21, 2012. Nonfiction.
As children we all swore that things would be different when we were parents. We want to do a better job raising our kids, but sometimes they baffle us. We can’t dismiss the nagging feeling that there might be some secret parenting knowledge floating around that we could tap into.
What Does God Want Me to Do? Discerning God’s Guidance for Life’s Big Decisions    by Rick Kraemer
Price: $0.99 USD. 11160 words. Published on September 10, 2011. Nonfiction.
We’ve asked God to be the Lord of our lives, and are dedicated to doing everything for Him. As dedicated Disciples of Christ, how do we seek His will for our lives? How can we clearly understand which path God wants us to take when we’re making important decisions? This short booklet by Rick and Becky Kraemer describes the many different ways God leads us to accomplish his will with our lives.
Becoming a Real Man: a Masculine Manifesto for Teenagers    by Rick Kraemer
Price: $0.99 USD. 2970 words. Published on August 17, 2011. Nonfiction.
Teenagers are bombarded with conflicting and confusing messages about masculinity from the media, friends, parents, school and work. This short booklet based on Rick Kraemer’s Masculine Manifesto explains the surprising true nature of masculinity. It shows what teenage boys do that is manly, how to spot a true man, and how to become a real man.
Being a Real Man: A Masculine Manifesto    by Rick Kraemer
Price: $0.99 USD. 4490 words. Published on July 29, 2011. Nonfiction.
Males are bombarded with conflicting and confusing messages about masculinity from the media, friends, parents, school and work. This short booklet explains the surprising true nature of masculinity – a real man takes care of the responsibilities placed on him by society and his own commitments. It explains what men do that isn’t manly, how to spot true masculinity, and how to be a real man.
The Lost Art of Parenting: Training Children for Success    by Rick Kraemer
Price: $2.99 USD. 53790 words. Published on September 17, 2010. Nonfiction.
As children we all swore that things would be different when we were parents. We want to do a better job raising our kids, but sometimes they baffle us. We can’t dismiss the nagging feeling that there might be some secret parenting knowledge floating around that we could tap into.
The Breast Cancer Caregiver’s Survival Guide: Practical Tips for Supporting Your Wife through Breast Cancer    by Rick Kraemer
Price: Free! 3910 words. Published on September 14, 2010. Nonfiction.
You’ve gotten the bad news from your wife’s doctor, and we’re here to help. In 2000, Becky was diagnosed with breast cancer, but now she is in remission and leading a normal, healthy, and athletic lifestyle. This booklet is in response to the questions we’ve received from men looking for practical advice on supporting their wives through this difficult time.

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