New Releases
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| Changing Zip Codes: Finding Community Wherever You’re Transplanted, by Carol Stratton
Changing Zip Codes helps readers explore the fun of new possibilities, the magic of new friendships, and the excitement of fresh starts. With humorous stories and biblical insights, Carol reminds us God is in the midst of every move, leading us to new beginnings. |
We All Married Idiots: Three Things You Will Never Change About Your Marriage And Ten Things You Can, by Elaine W. Miller We All Married Idiots teaches husbands and wives to stop concentrating on the three things you will never change in your marriage and begin focusing on the ten things you can. |
So You Plan to Marry a Man: Wisdom for Brides, by Jean E. Oathout In this powerfully moving devotional, poet Jean Oathout reveals the secrets every bride needs to know before marriage.
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Two Scoops of Grace with Chuckles on Top: Sweet, Funny Reminders of God’s Heart for You, by Jeanette Levellie In her entertaining, uplifting style, award-winning author and humorist Jeanette Levellie weaves 72 amusing stories with affirming biblical truths.
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| Encouragement in the Wilderness: A Daily Devotional Book for Days of Discouragement, Depression, and Despair, by Elsie H. Brunk
Discouraged? Depressed? In Despair? Do you wonder if you’ll make it? If there will ever be brighter days? Do you need help to endure? |
Fighting Fear: Winning the War at Home When Your Soldier Leaves for Battle, by Edie Melson Saying goodbye to a loved one leaving for war is a gut-wrenching proposition. But for those of us left behind, their deployment marks the beginning of our battle. |
Conversations With Jesus: 365 Daily Devotions for Teens, byLisa Cheater Have you ever wondered what Jesus would say to teens if He could email or text them every day? |
Up to Know Good: Daily Inspirations: 150 refreshing encounters with a relevant God, by Sara Schaffer Each story includes a photograph, “do good” idea, scripture, prayer, and suggested Bible reading. |
Fiction & Narritive Nonfiction
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The Lazarus File, by Donn Taylor October 2011A CIA agent working under cover as a drug pilot in Colombia….A Colombian woman of good family, threatened by industrial intrigue and a plot to kidnap her….Unwillingly thrown together, they discover plans for an international terrorist strike against both their countries. Held captive and marked for death in a remote Andean village, they must find a way to prevent the terrorist attack.
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The Gathering Storm, by Barbara Warren Stephanie Walker lives a peaceful life until her undependable and dishonest father, Marty Walker, suddenly arrives at her home pleading with Stephanie to come with him to his Harrington Lodge in the beautiful Ozarks. Stephanie, suspicious of her father’s motives declines her father’s invitation. |
When You Come Home, by Nancy Pitts The war claimed Daphne Kelley’s young husband’s life, but it couldn’t keep Raymond – and his abiding love – from being with her when she needed him most. |
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The Christian’s Guide To College Admissions: Senior Edition, by Glenda Durano College planning should be a time of excitement and expectation, not fear and frenzy! The Christian’s Guide to College Admissions (Senior Edition) is a faith-based, weekly, what-to-do-when guide for the final year of the college application process.
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The Christian’s Guide To College Admissions: Junior Edition, by Glenda Durano Don’t be overwhelmed by college planning. Overcome it! The junior year is the most critical year in the college admissions process.
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Transformed: Inspiring Stories of Freedom, by Anita Estes A transformed life is the greatest need of the world today. With all the brokenness and pain in people’s lives, a transformed life provides hope and healing and the evidence that total change is possible.
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