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Do you love wholesome stories that support your child’s growing faith in God? Could you use a quick boost for your own faith?
Welcome to a source of kid’s books and scripture based food for thought.
Children are important people. They are a gift from God and belong to God. We have a Biblical responsibility to nurture kids to love and honor God. If you want gentle, courageous, helpful children who are kind, patient, and loving, then reading books together and talking about them can help you reach those goals.
At this site, you will find recommendations for non-preachy, fun to read children’s books, including the books I write. Here, too, you will find encouragement for yourself with short faith boosters inspired by the Bible.
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Cell Phone Lessons
Not Working My cell phone stopped working. There are no cell phone stores in my small mountain town. I ordered a new one. It was promised for the next [...]
What Do You Wonder About?
When I was a child What do you wonder about? When I was a child, I wondered why it took so long for Christmas to come, and what I [...]
Stressed? Worried? Withdrawn?
About five and a half months ago, in a giant leap of faith, my husband and I relocated from a major metropolitan area in Oregon to a very peaceful, [...]
Is God Asking For a Leap of Faith?
A New Direction My life is a taking major, life altering turn. Just when I felt settled into a comfortable groove that would take me to the end of [...]
How Can You Help a Grieving Child?
When I was five, my cat, White Flower, had a litter of kittens. I loved them all. I watched them wriggling close to White Flower. Under the watchful eye [...]
Do You Need More Water?
When I was a kid, my family lived in an antique farm house in a semi-rural area. The house sat on six acres. Our well was uphill from the [...]