Miracles and Other Reasonable Things by Sarah Bessey is a memoir covering the years following a serious car accident which changed Sarah’s body and her life. Initially, the accident didn’t appear to have done much damage and she was sent home from the hospital the same night. However, in the weeks and months following the
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Today, I am continuing the series on, Reading the Bible and thinking about servant leadership. Jesus’ said, “For I am among you as one who serves”
The Single Ladies of Jacaranda Retirement Village is a hopeful book on aging. The story is engaging, relatable and fun. It shows the value of
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A snippet from an article I wrote recently for Christian Today: I cringe when I hear that another family has requested Frank Sinatra’s, “My
Your Own Kind of Girl is a memoir by Clare Bowditch. Clare is a musician, songwriter and radio presenter. When Clare was 21, she had
The Other Brother is a lovely story about what it means to be family. Families are more than a biological-related group of people living under one roof, but rather adults and children connected by love, acceptance and tolerance. Through the story, Penny Jaye shows us, in a delightful way, a family displaying these qualities. The
