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By Mitch Kruse, with D.J. Williams
Street Smarts from Proverbs gives memorable prompts for the reader to recall every point with the purpose of applying it to conflict at work, with family, among friends, and in ministry. It provides tangible tools to be shrewd yet harmless in business dealings; to separate wisdom from foolishness through discretion, and to seek wise counsel for life’s decisions.
By Lorry Lutz
A long-time publications specialist with a mission organization, Lorry Lutz in retirement became enthralled with the life story of a heroic crusading woman medical doctor, Dr. Katherine Bushnell, 1855-1946. She determined to tell the forgotten story of this deeply Christian crusader against the white slave trade in Denver, then Chicago, then the Wisconsin woods—and then on to New York and London.
By Patricia Beal
A contemporary romance novel with more twists and turns than the usual romance, was written by Patricia Beal, a ballet dancer for 35 years. It introduces women readers to the seemingly magical world of ballet while spinning a tale of love lost and found again. The romantic triangle finds the heroine, Ana Brassfield, moving back and forth between the USA and Germany in search of love’s fulfillment—and dancing success.
By Michelle Shocklee
Change is coming to Rose Hill plantation in Texas in this historical romance from the Civil War era. With Mama gone and Papa determined to find a husband for Adella Rose Ellis, the future looks uncertain.
Have you ever wondered what spiritual resources were available to the apostle Paul before he starting his writing career? Or think of the apostle Peter, with his two masterpieces, and the apostle John, with three letters of great significance to us today.