Ladies: Fifty is not the end of your ministry. It very well may be the beginnings of something new. Why would I say that? The world tells us that we need to go silently into those later years. Suddenly you hear whispers in your ears− “You aren’t useful.” “Sit back, tend to your knitting and […]
Guest Blog ~ Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose
by Tina Yeager On a prayerful walk through a park with the Lord, I felt concerned about the woundedness and disconnection ravaging our world. Online work and social connections have replaced in-person fellowship as the new normal. We’ve grown so comfortable living through our virtual avatars; we now find it challenging to engage in authentic, […]
Change and Confidence
I remember the awful feeling of not fitting in on the first day of eighth grade. There I was, wearing a pleated wool plaid skirt and short gray socks. As I had been previously living in Mexico for six months (as an exchange student) I missed knowing the latest trend in junior high fashion was […]
Christmas in July Reader Giveaway
Happy Christmas in July! Welcome to the 8th blog in this Christmas in July Reader Giveaway, which runs July 12-23, 2021. At the bottom of each author’s blog post, you will find the secret words. Write them all down and provide the provide the entire answer on this Google form. Note: You must grab all […]
Interview with the Authors for “Always a Wedding Planner” Romance Collection
When I think of summer, I think of ice tea, a screened-in porch and an entertaining book in hand.And what better reading material to kick back and read on a lazy afternoon than a collection of sweet romances. I’m excited to introduce the Always a Wedding Planner collection of stories. This book is hot off […]
A Virtual Barn Raising
Do you remember the movie, “Witness?” It’s the story of Samuel, an Amish boy who witnesses a murder in a Philadelphia train station while he and his mother are headed to visit relatives. Then through a chain of circumstances, the investigative cop, John Book, ends up living with Samuel and his family for safety’s sake. […]
