by Sarah Purdy | Nov 4, 2011 | Nonfiction, Our Books
by Carol Van Klompenburg and Donna Biddle Outrageous. That’s how one person described the vision of a transformed Nicaragua. This goal was born more than a decade ago when a group of North American missionaries from different organizations and denominations...
by Sarah Purdy | Jul 13, 2011 | Creative Nonfiction, Our Books
by Jaren Hailey Profound spaces—places, moments, and people—mold the spirit of every person. Jaren Hailey was shaped by the memories of her mother’s family, born on her grandparents’ farm in Northern Neck Virginia, in the town of Kilmarnock. The love and...
by Sarah Purdy | Jun 13, 2011 | Children's Books, Our Books
by Dee Kramer Jojo, 14, earns money selling cooked corn in Mathare Valley, Kenya, where he and his family live. One-half million of the world’s poorest people live in Mathare Valley, but Jojo’s Secret Pocket is the story of a young man and his family who...
by Sarah Purdy | Jun 3, 2011 | Memoirs, Our Books
by James Mead In everyday conversation, we hear the word “miracle” used very loosely. It was a miracle when the New York Giants won the Super Bowl in 2008 and when the Texas Rangers beat the New York Yankees in the American League Championship of 2010. In...
by Sarah Purdy | Feb 1, 2011 | Creative Nonfiction, Our Books
by Beverly J. Mick From the suburbs of Chicago to the heart of St. Louis, from south of Madison to west of Des Moines—the Mississippi Valley once belonged to the Sac and Fox. When the U.S. government came to purchase their land in the 1800s, the tribes were naturally...
