Why bother to read historical fiction?
Why Bother Reading Historical Fiction?
Why bother to read historical fiction?
History, Real Life, and Faith
in Books· Historical Research
Why bother to read historical fiction?
in Family Life· God's love· Laughter
We put together a blessing box for my niece’s birthday last month. As every blessing box has done in the past, this one moved her deeply. It’s a simple idea that doesn’t cost much (I paid a dollar for the box) in money, but requires a little time, some thought and a willingness to bless someone else. The concept is…
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in Faith· God's love· Life's challenges
I had dinner with some homeless people tonight. Our church participates in a program called “nomadic shelter,” which provides a meal, roof overhead and warmth during the winter. Homeless people, in our case working with the local gospel mission, are bused to our church, bringing a minimal amount of their possessions. The gospel mission provides sleeping pads and bedding, as…
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in Books· Historical Research· Life's challenges
I read The Egg and I as a young teenager back in the dark ages. I remember liking it and so I read Betty MacDonald‘s sequels: The Plague and I and Onions in the Stew. She wrote another memoir titled Anyone Can Do Anything, which I just discovered last week when I reread the first three and picked up the fourth…
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How to do Bible study preparation–ready to lead!
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Thoughts on being published, years afterward