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COTT: Interview with Judith Rolfs
This week we have a special treat! Author Judith Rolfs has been published in every genre. As an author and professional marriage and family counselor, Judith focuses on motivating people to live their best lives – emotionally, physically and spiritually. In her thirties, she researched the complexity of the natural world and moved from agnosticism…
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Sabbath Sunday: No Matter the Waves
Julie’s note: My 9/11 memorial post is yesterday’s post. I hope you read it and remember with me. Ah, Sunday. While I worship with my church family and fellowship with God as well as rest and hang out with my family, I also share an amateur nature picture here that shares a thought about God’s…
Surrender Story: Friends and Enemies by Terri Wangard
Julie’s Note: My heart is to change the world through fiction, by creating characters who ultimately surrender whatever issue is holding them back from complete freedom in Christ. I love the premise behind Friends and Enemies by Terri Wangard because there is definitely surrender in this story. I hope you enjoy the interview Terri shares…
2012 Reviewed Fiction Book of the Year
Julie Arduini’s 2012 Reviewed Fiction Book of the Year It’s that time of year again! I take a few days to let you know what my favorite reads of 2012 were. For fiction and non fiction, I choose from the books I reviewed. For my Kindle read, that comes from the free read (at the…
Guest Blogger Jennifer Slattery: Who’s Going to Take the First Step?
Julie’s Note: Jennifer Slattery isn’t just a fantastic writer, she shares my passion for marriage. This originally posted on her blog, and I’m pleased to showcase it here. Make sure you contact her, as she left her contact info at the end. Today I’m doing something a little different, mainly because I committed to do…
Changing Tides by Sue A. Fairchild
Changing Tides by Sue A. Fairchild As I come up on the one-year anniversary of the release of my first traditionally published book Changing Tides, I remember how the story all came about. First, as my hubby and I walked one morning during our vacation in the Outer Banks, we noticed local people—kids got on…
