Remembering 9.11

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My VW Cabrio is eight years old. I know because I was standing in the VW dealer’s show room when some one said, “Did you hear about the twin towers?” I didn’t believe it at first. Who would do such a thing? I guess I’d been living in a cave because I’d never heard of Bin Laden. Why was he …

Between You and Me by Jenny B. Jones

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Please welcome my good buddy and fellow Thomas Nelson author, Jenny B. Jones. I started this book and it’s divine! Jenny writes a poignant, funny, and engaging story! This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing Just Between You And MeThomas Nelson (September 1, 2009)byJenny B. Jones ABOUT THE AUTHOR: I write Christian fiction with a few giggles, quite a bit …

Wilderness

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Ever feel like your heart is alone? Encapsulated in it’s own silence, feed only by the springs of your own soul and spirit? I’ve been feeling that way lately. As if my heart is not connected or in-touch with others — my husband the exception. I can think of people I know and love — friends and family — but …

Gone to Green by Judy Christie

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This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducing Gone To GreenAbingdon Press (August 2009)byJudy Christie ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Judy Pace Christie, after working as a journalist for twenty-five years, left the daily news business to open a consulting firm that works with individuals, businesses, and churches on strategies for meaningful life and work, including goal-setting, living fully, and balancing personal and …

Nevertheless, a man has died

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Working out on an elliptical trainer at the gym this morning, I caught a few scenes from Ted Kennedy’s funeral. The camera paused on a man, maybe his son, visibly moved by Kennedy’s death. While most eyes were dry, this man’s were not and I was touched by his display of sorrow. I’ve already shared I didn’t have any respect …

The end of the Kennedy era

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I’ve watched with fascination the media’s response to the passing of Ted Kennedy. He’s treated like a demi-god. He was a liar. A womanizer. The stories of his antics with women are legendary as well as documented. Above all, he was a murderer. All his years in the Senate, where he lived like pseudo royalty feigning to care about the …

Look to the East by Maureen Lang

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Please welcome my friend and author, Maureen Lang! Girl, you’re up. Greetings! I’m eager to share the news about my newest book release. Have you ever wondered how many love stories have one war or another for a backdrop?Rather than counting, I decided to plunge ahead and add a few more titles. Look to the East is the first in …