Janice D. Green retired as an elementary librarian to write children's books. She is author and publisher of The Creation, Baby Jesus . . . Messiah!, and Jonah, the Fearful Prophet. Two of these titles have also been translated into Amharic and Swahili. Her passion is to write about the Bible in a way that encourages young families to want to read it for themselves. Her current work in progress is a devotional book about the life of Moses. She also has an alphabet book under contract with Ambasador International that is being illustrated by her grandson, Jonathan Huff. www.honeycombadventures.com www.biblequilts.com.
I’ve seen this short video a few times on Facebook recently and I don’t know whether to laugh or cry when I see it. The child is cute and the temptation is obvious. The problem is with the unwitting encouragement … Continue reading →
It was my turn to give the children’s sermon this past Sunday, and I was planning to follow the lectionary with a message about Christ as our good Shepherd, when opportunity knocked. My husband and I had purchased several baby … Continue reading →
I’ve done it again Lord Failing to keep commitments Letting others down With misplaced priorities And spreading myself too thin. Cover me with your grace Tell me again how you loved me Before I even knew you And how you keep loving … Continue reading →
When God Turned on the Light: A story about creation Author: Allia Zobel Nolan Illustrator: Linda Clearwater 33 pages Language: English ISBN: 978-0-7369-4967-5 List price: $12.99 Publisher: Harvest House Publishers Reviewed By: Janice D. Green Rating: I was given a copy of … Continue reading →
As I keep up with my current Bible study and plan for youth group activities over the past few days I am constantly reminded to dwell on just how awesome God is. His creative handiworks are forever before us so … Continue reading →
With all the blizzards and ice storms popping up all over the US over the past few weeks, spring may seem like a remote possibility, but down deep in our souls, we know it will come again. Maybe sooner than … Continue reading →