I will be sharing my writing journey, my faith story, and why being Equipped keeps me free in Christ and able to love chocolate this Saturday at the Youngstown-Warren Sister Rally. This sectional event from Assemblies of God will feature worship from Deb Dorman, light refreshments and time to connect with other women from the…
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Kingdom minded. Wife. Mom. Author. Reader. Fan of chocolate. Learn more at http://linktr.ee/JulieArduini.
Book Review: Winning the Teacher’s Heart by Jean C. Gordon
Julie’s note: This is one of six books sent to me from the Love Inspired Line as part of their Mother’s Day promotion. The books are on sale from April 21-May 28. Book Description: Single mom Becca Norton is surprised to discover her high school crush Jared Donnelly is back in town. The motocross champion…
Book Review: The Inn at Ocean’s Edge by Colleen Coble
Claire’s visit to a luxury hotel in Maine awakens repressed memories, threatening all she holds dear. In 1989, Claire Dellamare disappeared from her own fourth birthday party at the Hotel Tourmaline on the island of Folly Shoals, Maine. She showed up a year later at the same hotel, with a note pinned to her dress…
COTT: Announcing the Olympia Winner
by Michelle Massaro Good morning, lovers of the written word! We have some big news to share today: The Olympia has a winner! * * * * * * Please give a virtual hand to Kelly Goshorn!! Bio Kelly Goshorn is an aspiring novelist currently masquerading as a virtual assistant and a Target cashier…
Sabbath Sunday: When I See a Cave
Every time I see a cave, I think of the empty tomb. I think about Jesus. What were His first thoughts as He looked and saw the linens? The angels as they received that assignment and positioned themselves? The guards, when the cave started to shake? Mary, when she realized the tomb was empty? The…
Confession Saturday: The Spiritual Inhaler
When our daughter was in an infant she was diagnosed with airway restrictive disease or something like that. It was asthma, but she was too young to be diagnosed with it was the gist of it. But breathing was hard for her without assistance. As she’s aged, she’s needed the nebulizer less and less. In…
