If you work with children, whether as a parent, caregiver, or Bible teacher, you may be interested in Sedrick and the Shepherd, a delightfully told parable that imparts deep spiritual truths in words a child can understand. A small wild sheep named Sedrick looks into the eyes of the Shepherd one day and knows that […]
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A friend who is not a Christian read my post about AWSA. “Some of those Christian ladies wore more jewelry and make-up and had bleachier-blonde hair than I ever would,” she said. “I was very amused.” I don’t know if she was amused by the contrast between them and me, or if she thought their
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Someone recently called me a strange bird. When I was younger, this would have thrown me into throes of self doubt, but now I laugh. Mostly. Of course, when someone makes a comment like that, I automatically scroll back through my mind, wondering. Is it because I talk too fast, dart in and out of
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This year I tried something new. I joined the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association, an association of Christian women, and traveled to Lexington, Kentucky, with my sweet husband to attend the AWSA conference. Ivan spent a day and a half watching the baby while I attended workshops and made connections with other Christian women writers
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Believe it or not, Turtle Heart turns 1 year old today. I don’t think I could have thought of a better birthday gift for her than winning a Golden Scroll award. She took third place in the memoir category. I want you to buy a copy of Turtle Heart. Not because she won an award,
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