Let’s be honest—social media used to be fun. But somewhere between political rants, endless ads, and “influencer” overload, many moms—especially faith-driven ones—have found themselves spiritually and emotionally drained after scrolling.

That’s why stories like Melissa Carter’s are so relatable. In her recent blog post, she shares a heartfelt (and hilariously real) account of how she went from digital burnout to finding peace and purpose—thanks to a Christian alternative called ActsSocial.

From real prayer requests to actual community events, her experience shows that social media doesn’t have to be toxic to be engaging.

→ Read her full story here: https://actssocial.com/blog/how-acts-social-changed-my-life

It’s not just inspiring—it’s a must-read for anyone craving more meaning and less noise in their digital life.

Ready to join the movement? Individuals, Churches and Businesses

Make the shift from noise to meaning—because social media should lift your spirit, not drain it.