As I write this post, Americans are enduring tragic situations in every direction. Cat 5 Hurricane Irma has already ravaged the Caribbean islands in the Atlantic, and is pounding its way through southern Florida and is predicted to continue up through … Continue reading →
Our news media prefers to downplay anything that supports the authenticity of the Scriptures – and especially anything tied in with creation or Noah’s Ark. But thanks to the Internet and to Facebook, I have become aware of a discovery … 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 →
■The Hidden Village ■Author: Bonnie Rose Hudson ■Pages: 61 ■Publisher: JourneyForth Books ■ISBN: 978-1-62856-311-5 ■Reviewed By: Janice D GreenRating: The Hidden Village tells the adventures of Manju, a Christian boy living in a village in West Bengal, India. I was quickly drawn into the story through Manju’s … Continue reading →
I love Bible story books. They are usually a child’s first introduction to God, to Jesus, and to the Bible. Young children enjoy reading them with their parents and older brothers and sisters. And authors have to be discerning over how … Continue reading →
How many churches today lament that they have no children or youth in their aging congregation? Sadly, in my small community this is all too common a problem. Recently, however, I discovered two resources that made my eyes light up … Continue reading →