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Book Review: Mermaid Moon by Colleen Coble
Book Description Mallory’s mother died fifteen years ago. But her father’s last words on the phone were unmistakable: “Find . . . mother.” Shame and confusion have kept Mallory Davis from her home for the last fifteen years, but when her dad mysteriously dies on his mail boat route, she doesn’t have any choice but…
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My Voice, Revealed
When I started college, I took a class that I absolutely loved. Radio. I loved the history. I hated the editing. I loved the re-creations we would do complete with props. Then I got cast as Tiny Tim. Why? At 19, I was told I sounded like a little kid. I knew before that my…
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January saw its share of dark days and snowy weather. When this rare sunny day came, the sun didn’t play coy. It was a full display, a “look at me” kind of brilliance. And I realized, I should be that bright for others. Not so people would see me, but that they would see Christ….
