Book Review: Chloe The Unfeathered Parrot by Regan W.H. Macaulay
A sweet story about a parrot who simply needs to “find her flock” is what you’ll discover in Chloe the Unfeathered Parrot by Regan W.H. Macaulay.
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Benefits of Laughter
Proverbs 17:22a (NIV) says, “A cheerful heart is good medicine.” This idea is spot on target. Scientific research verifies that laughter carries many benefits. How? According to the Mayo Clinic, when you laugh, your body releases endorphins. This chemical relieves … Continue reading →
Picturing God, by Ruth Goring: A Book Review
I don’t know about you, but when I was growing up, I pictured God as a white-haired old man with a beard. To me, God was always male, unapproachable, and a little scary. If only I’d owned a beautiful book … Continue reading →
Jonah: The Fearful Prophet by Janice D. Green
■Author: Janice D. Green ■Pages: 36 ■Publisher: Honeycomb Adventures Press, LLC ■ASIN: B08BKX6SPG ■ISBN-13: 978-0983680888 ■SRP: $9.95 (softcover)/$3.19 (Kindle) ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 A moving retelling of the story of Jonah can be found in Jonah: … Continue reading →
Raising Children to Celebrate God’s Intentional Diversity
I surrendered my life to Christ three months after I turned thirty, two years after studying the Bible and becoming a part of a church family. Yet, I still struggled with genuine relationship-building and accepting my value as God’s image-bearer. … Continue reading →
Breakfast with Jesus: A Cultural Experience
I am honored to share my author friend, Tina Cho, and her latest book, My Breakfast with Jesus. It’s always been important to understand and appreciate other cultures, but sometimes that’s impossible unless a child lives in a diverse neighborhood, … Continue reading →