Oh the places you’ll go. Why do you read books? To learn, to be distracted to be entertained? To relax or be be lulled to sleep? I like to fall asleep reading, but I always go back and read w [ Read More ]
How do you know that what you’re reading honors God? That’s a difficult question, isn’t it? On the surface, perhaps it sounds like an easy answer, but it might be more challenging than you th [ Read More ]
Finding Hope in the Small Things Have you ever noticed that the biggest moments in life often begin with something very small? A kind word from a stranger. A handwritten note tucked into a mailbox. [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Renee Leonard Kennedy
It was the summer brokenness caught up with my family, that year 2022. I’d rented a beach house on the water, an outrageous move coming off a grand-finale of losses, culminating in a separation a [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Barb Britton
The early pages of my life were void of God. I grew up in a wonderful family, a moral family, but we didn’t own a Bible or go to church. I didn’t have a concept of a Creator, or that my sins we [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Maureen Miller
I’ve loved story for as long as I can remember. My earliest memories stem from childhood, when I was a mere tot of two. Day after day, Momma and I swung on the front porch of our downtown-Dayton [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Jennifer Haynie
Animals have been a part of my life ever since I can remember. We had a short-haired Dachshund named Ute when I was little. Not the nicest dog from what I remember. Then we had Spice, a long-haired [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Sara Davison
On Story Collections and Playing With Other Genres I’ve always wanted to write books, and night after night spent reading The Bobbsey Twins with a flashlight under the covers nudged me in the dir [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Jennifer Tirrell
Our white New England church sat facing the common, tucked neatly into a “v” where two narrow roads met. A cemetery rested behind it, the weathered stones bearing witness to generations who had [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Eva Marie Everson
The worst thing about being sick, for me (besides the actual being sick) is that I have to stop. Stop what I’m doing (usually working) and just lie there and look around at the place I call & [ Read More ]