COTT: First Annual Olympia Award Winner Laura McClellan
Click HERE to listen to an interview with Olympia winner, Laura McClellan.
More podcasts by Cynthia L. Simmons
Click HERE to listen to an interview with Olympia winner, Laura McClellan.
More podcasts by Cynthia L. Simmons
Book Description: The God Puzzle is a colorful, easy to use tool to help you communicate to your child the rich truths about God, His ways, His will and His love.The God Puzzle will help you address doctrinal themes of the Christian faith in a kid friendly way, present Bible lessons in an interactive way that will…
Civil War has robbed Margaret Logan of all she holds dear, including her beloved New Orleans home and her fiancé. When her family moves to the desolate Bolivar Peninsula to manage a lighthouse that is no longer there, all her hopes for a normal future are dashed. Her world is rocked once again when a…
I can’t believe it was late 2011 when I reviewed J.E. Lowder’s Tears of Min Brock, the first offering in the War of Whispers series. I admitted back then I’m not smart enough to understand fantasy and allegory, but Lowder is an amazing storyteller. He demands, simply with action packed words and haunting imagery, that…
I believe it was the 2013 5 Minutes For Mom Ultimate Blog Party where I first came across the site Missional Women. They offer so much that I signed up to receive their weekly updates. That arrives in my inbox each Friday, and I save it because it is one of the few emails I…
I owe Anne Graham Lotz an apology. Everytime I mention why I enjoy speaking and writing to encourage women to find freedom through surrender in Christ, I let them know I’m not Anne. I’m not a forever Christian with an evangelist background. I’m not classy, eloquent, or refined. And more than anything, I’m not perfect….
Leaves changing color. Pumpkin flavored everything. Book Clubs starting new reads. That’s a great sounding fall, isn’t it? I can help you connect with a great book club because one starts Thursday. The best news? You don’t need to leave home nor worry about others coming to you. Wear your sweats, visit when you can….