“God loves each of us as if there were only one of us.” Augustine This morning I listened to a professor from Oxford ask the question, “Can anything new be written about Jesus?” He didn’t wait for a reply, presumably because there could be none, but I wanted to shout
As I read the incredible article below, I couldn’t help but reflect on a scripture that’s been on my mind all week: “Stretch out your hand to heal and perform signs and wonders through the name of Jesus.” Acts 4 May it be. And now, enjoy this amazing article from
Ready to create your own Meditation-To-Go basket? Now more than ever, we need to seize every chance we have to recharge our emotional batteries. But if your living situation has gotten complicated by the current crisis, having a meditation basket that you can grab and take anywhere is a big
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The Last Monster by Ginger Garrett When thirteen-year-old Sofia discovers that she is the Guardian to ancient monsters that still roam the earth, unseen and unloved, she faces the ultimate choice. Will she find the courage to love the very ones that the world would like to forget? And can
This announcement just ran in Publishers Weekly: “Amy Fitzgerald at Lerner/Carolrhoda has bought Ginger Garrett’s middle-grade novel Name Tags and Other Terrible Ideas (Most of Them Mine). When sixth grader Lizbeth finds her plans to get rid of her father’s new girlfriend and make friends at her new school derailed,
