Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "Good writing is a kind of skating which carries off the performer where he would not go." Connie is that skater; her life a writing "adventure" taking her places she would not otherwise visit. The Rowboat Revisited is yet another exciting chapter in Connie's life as she shares inspirational stories with the wit and humor her readers have come to love.

The Rowboat Revisited

Humor & Entertainment

Hawkins, Connie L.

Humor

Ajoyin Publishing

My Adventures with Zippy: Tadpole Tales

Children's Books

Riddle, Sherry

Animals

A series of difficulties and unforeseen events threaten to disrupt the idyllic farm lives of the Brooks and Henderson families in "A Sturdy Fence," the second book by Lori Zehr. This eagerly awaited sequel to "The Fields of May," finds Eileen Henderson, the capable owner of Blooming Hills Bakery, facing some major decisions. Will she choose to lean on the sturdy fences in her life before it's too late, or will she decide to embark on a path that will forever alter the lives of both families? As you turn the pages of "A Sturdy Fence," you will find yourself transported to a simpler life through this exciting and heartwarming story of courtship set in rural America.

A Sturdy Fence

Literature & Fiction

Zehr, Lori

Genre Fiction

Courageous Warrior is a unique story of a young boy, Niko, who learns a great deal from a dream. In the dream, he is walking across the school yard in hopes of playing soccer with his friends. As he makes his way, he finds himself in the middle of a conversation with Jesus. Through this conversation, Niko learns that Jesus enjoys spending time with and talking to him. Courageous Warrior shows children the developing stages of a friendship (personal relationship) with Jesus. The story also depicts a positive way to deal with bullying and shows children how to live like Jesus in the midst of everyday peer pressure.

Courageous Warrior

Neuhofer, Sheri L

"I've always believed that words are like silver. Left stored away and unused, they become tarnished. Brought to the surface and polished, they remain bright forever." Carol Ankney Remembered by readers as the author of "Heartlines," Carol Ankney was the long-time executive editor of the Sturgis Journal. "Heartlines" was Ankney's weekly column during her 23-year tenure in the editorial department of the Journal. Ankney's work during those years earned her more than 570 writing, editing and photography awards. Her family has compiled her writings to create this treasure of timeless stories, sure to inspire any reader. "I'm convinced that there are two kinds of people in this world, the kind who enter a room and say, 'Here I am,' and then the kind who enter the room and say, 'Ah, there you are.' Carol was indeed a 'There you are' person. And her reading should be mandatory for anyone trying to become a better friend, confidant, human..." Tom Rademacher Author, Award Winning 31 year columnist for The Grand Rapids Press

Heartlines

Ankney, Carol

Parenting & Relationships

Some years ago a very wise young pastor explained to me that the world is full of ministry and its opportunities. I knew shortly afterwards that my role in this cause would be outside the four walls of the church itself. It is not usually those within who are suffering the result of having been disenfranchised or disillusioned by the "organized" practice of faith, though it does happen. In the practice of my own faith, both inside and outside the church, I learned that my ministry needed to be with those who were crying out (either silently or verbally) FROM the wilderness. I knew that I had to bring to them, by the power of God's own doing, the words that would personify His unconditional love and grace, the HOPE that lives in knowing Christ for oneself apart from the voices which so often exclude (and I believe distort) the truth of our own belovedness. These are those words.

Journey, Discovering Faith Beyond the Four Walls of the Church

Self-Help

Boyd, Nancy A.

Personal Transformation

At The Core is a blueprint for character transformation that is both biblical and practical. Jennie Newbrough defines character and describes how to recognize and cure character defects, which are often deeper than we can see. Character is a choice. Character determines destiny. At the Core brings understanding to what shapes our character, gives direction to overcome character defects, and reveals God's process of forming His character within us. The challenge is for everyone to make conscious character choices. At the Core will encourage individuals going through recovery, spiritual growth, step programs, and everyday challenges as it effectively addresses defects of character.

At the Core

Religion & Spirituality

Newbrough, Jennie

Christian Books & Bibles

Probably the most common question asked, at least inwardly, if not outwardly, is "Who do you think I am?" What we are really doing is searching for a perspective of our identity. We want to know who we are. That need to know who we are is within each of us. In this profound, personal, and biblical study into the discovery of personal identity, Diane Fink talks about the designer labels we often find on our clothing and possessions. She then makes this great statement: You are a "G.A.O." - a "God Almighty Original." Who we are in the eyes of our Maker is what matters. We bear the label of the Original Designer! Just as Jesus knew who the Father said He was, He desires that we know who the Father says we are. This is our eternal and only truth.

True Identity

Fink, Diane M.

It is Christmas Eve. Johnny and Nancy are missing their cat, Jack, who died. On the other side of town, a cold and lonely cat needs a new home. Do you think the solution for both of them could be each other? You will have to read this delightful story to find out. Noted author and storyteller, Nancy Dorner, has written a wonderful children's story about her real life cat, Crackerjack. If a cat can have style, it is Crackerjack, the Christmas Cat!

Crackerjack the Christmas Cat

Dorner, Nancy L.

The ABC's of Character is a children's book that instructs and gently guides children into a position of strong moral character by using the alphabet as a springboard. A different virtue for every letter is reinforced by rhyme, solidified through Scripture, and driven home with fun, hands-on activities that will both delight and educate children into becoming kids of godly character.

The ABC's Of Character

Cabanillas, Laura Sabin

Activities, Crafts & Games

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