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I’m late to the party. I’ve heard of Christine Caine, saw some quotes attributed to her on Facebook, but had not read any of her books or knew her story. Then I read Undaunted: Daring to Do What God Calls You to Do, Student Edition. Christine shares her story about identity, loss, confusion, and rejection….
CHECK THIS OUT: Angel Beneath My Wheels by K.S. Moore
Julie’s Note: I love to introduce readers to new-to-them authors and books. Each month I try to accomplish that with the Check This Out feature. I hope you take a look at Angel Beneath My Wheels! Bio: Kathryn Moore grew up working on cars with her father in Indianapolis and now lives in southwest Michigan with…
Book Review: Susan May Warren’s The Shadow of Your Smile
Could it be? I believe so—it’s the first book review/blog tour stop for 2012. What makes this even more exciting is the author is my favorite—Susan May Warren. Susan May Warren returns to Deep Haven with the book, The Shadow of Your Smile. This time she combines the small community feel with characters transitioning through…
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A Grateful Heart by Martha Rogers
Thanksgiving has always been a special time in our family. I am most thankful for our family that has now grown to eighteen members with number nineteen due in December. It’s a time to reflect on all that God has provided for me and our family in past years. I am thankful to be here…
Please Look at My Foot
It’s a short post today, lots going on and I have a feeling I’m losing a battle with a sinus infection. Blech. Anyway, I’m just reading a 7.4 earthquake has hit Japan prompting tsunami warnings. It is so easy to worry and second guess but I know, KNOW the God I serve has ways we…
Book Review: Restore by Robert Cheong
What’s your story? Each of us has a unique one—a way of weaving together past experiences, relationships, and current joys and sorrows to make sense of our lives. But if we live our stories without looking to the master Storyteller, we get lost and confused. Changing deeply held patterns of living and loving happens as we find our place in…