Guest post by Catherine Workman Putting together a mission trip is a great way to allow your church group to learn about other cultures and offer help to those who are less fortunate, but it can be overwhelming at the … Continue reading →
Hannah is an example of a woman who persisted in prayer. I Samuel 1:7 says Hannah went up “year after year.” To make it worse, her rival “kept provoking her in order to irritate her” (v. 6). When God granted … Continue reading →
One of my earliest memories of life on our Indiana farm was of my aunt showing me how to make a doll from the flower of the Althea Rose of Sharon bush growing in the front yard. The petals made … Continue reading →
I’m writing this from the Outer Banks of North Carolina, a place our family feels is like our second home. We spend the first two weeks of July here each year, relaxing from the daily grind and enjoying the beach … Continue reading →
One of the most exciting things about being a children’s book author is seeing the covers of your soon-to-be-published books. I’m thrilled to be able to share these new titles with you and give you a sneak peek inside. Meet God … Continue reading →
Little People Praise God, Too illustrates Psalm 150:6 perfectly: “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!” Author, Lynn Calvin, integrates multicultural children and special needs children into her story beautifully, expressing God’s desire that all His children praise Him. She … Continue reading →