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Book Review: Healing Love by Jennifer Slattery
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Interview with Never Ever Give Up author Erik Rees
Erik Rees is the author of Never Ever Give Up, his personal story about losing his daughter to cancer and how in that fight, she decided to help others. Never Ever Give Up is immensely personal. Why is it important to share your daughter’s story? I had three goals for sharing Jessie’s story; increase awareness…

Sabbath Sunday: The Windy Road
Each Sunday I take my own amateur nature picture and share a thought or two about God’s specific love through Christ for you. I’m originally from Steuben County in Upstate NY and for ten years, I worked for that county. We sometimes did home visits and you never knew what kind of road conditions…

Book Review: Healing Love by Jennifer Slattery
A news anchor intern has it all planned out, and love isn’t on the agenda. Brooke Endress is on the cusp of her lifelong dream when her younger sister persuades her to chaperone a mission trip to El Salvador. Packing enough hand sanitizer and bug spray to single-handedly wipe out malaria, she embarks on what…

Love Your Spouse Challenge, Day 3
Earlier this month I participated in the Facebook Love Your Spouse Challenge because I wanted to encourage others. I believe I still need to do that, so I’m sharing my posts here. May it give you hope! Love Your Spouse Challenge, Day 3 I know there are folks out there pointing out this challenge shows…

COTT: Heaven’s Prey by Janet Sketchley Wins Latest Clash
Here it is…the announcement you’ve all been waiting for! The winner of our November New Releases Clash is: HEAVEN’S PREY by Janet Sketchley Congratulations, Janet! And a special thank-you to the following talented authors for being part of this fun week: Heather Day Gilbert, author of GOD’S DAUGHTER…

Book Review: The Loneliness Solution by Jack Eason
Statistics show that, despite our connected world–and partly because of it–we are lonelier than ever. Social media tricks us into thinking that we are engaged in genuine friendships, except we never quite get beyond that feeling of being outside someone else’s life and looking in every so often at what they choose to show the…

Interview with Never Ever Give Up author Erik Rees
Erik Rees is the author of Never Ever Give Up, his personal story about losing his daughter to cancer and how in that fight, she decided to help others. Never Ever Give Up is immensely personal. Why is it important to share your daughter’s story? I had three goals for sharing Jessie’s story; increase awareness…

Sabbath Sunday: The Windy Road
Each Sunday I take my own amateur nature picture and share a thought or two about God’s specific love through Christ for you. I’m originally from Steuben County in Upstate NY and for ten years, I worked for that county. We sometimes did home visits and you never knew what kind of road conditions…

Book Review: Healing Love by Jennifer Slattery
A news anchor intern has it all planned out, and love isn’t on the agenda. Brooke Endress is on the cusp of her lifelong dream when her younger sister persuades her to chaperone a mission trip to El Salvador. Packing enough hand sanitizer and bug spray to single-handedly wipe out malaria, she embarks on what…

Love Your Spouse Challenge, Day 3
Earlier this month I participated in the Facebook Love Your Spouse Challenge because I wanted to encourage others. I believe I still need to do that, so I’m sharing my posts here. May it give you hope! Love Your Spouse Challenge, Day 3 I know there are folks out there pointing out this challenge shows…

COTT: Heaven’s Prey by Janet Sketchley Wins Latest Clash
Here it is…the announcement you’ve all been waiting for! The winner of our November New Releases Clash is: HEAVEN’S PREY by Janet Sketchley Congratulations, Janet! And a special thank-you to the following talented authors for being part of this fun week: Heather Day Gilbert, author of GOD’S DAUGHTER…

Book Review: The Loneliness Solution by Jack Eason
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