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New Dress Fabrics
By Mark Roth on July 4, 2009 at 9:08 am
I just added three new fabrics to our custom dress sewing page:
- burgundy with daisies
- mallard green with daisies
- copenhagen blue
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The Call of the SSS
By Dora Roth on July 2, 2009 at 4:51 pm
There are certain times in our lives when experiences make such an impression on us that we can almost “taste” them. We have older brethren among us that well remember what it felt like to receive an official notice from Selective Service, the cold harshness of an Army physical, and the disruption of leaving home for two years of Alternative Service.
Now laws and polices have changed. This leads us to believe that our young brothers may face much closer scrutiny if they are drafted. In this story the author looks forward and paints a picture of future scenes that may become very real someday.
Dear young brother and sister, are you walking with God in such a way that He truly is your guide and refuge, no matter what the days may bring? God has not promised you a safe and stable America, but He has promised to always be with His faithful ones. May that be your blessing.
91 pages. L & E Family Books. Lyle Hostetler.
Published in 2008.
For more details as well as the option to buy: The Call of the SSS
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Be Still, My Soul
By Dora Roth on June 25, 2009 at 4:32 pm
An exciting game of prison tag was in progress, and Joanne watched for her chance to kick the stick. There’s an opening, she thought gleefully. She raced toward the stick, intent on reaching it before the guard noticed her. With her limited side vision, she failed to see second-grader Louella come running toward her from the side. Crash! They both landed awkwardly on the gravel in front of the schoolhouse.
“Can’t you be more careful!” Louella’s older sister, Stephanie, said sharply from her place on base, where she had seen the two girls collide. “Watch where you’re going.”
Tears stung Joanne’s eyes. She acts like I did it on purpose, she fumed to herself. If I had a choice, I would never hurt anyone.
Joanne Fox is growing up in the hills of Missouri. She has faithful Christian parents and a loving family around her. Like all ten-year-old girls, she wishes to be “like everyone else.” And in many ways, she is.
But unlike so many others, Joanne has a degenerating disease. As she grows to adulthood, the added years bring added realizations of the limitations she faces. Can she find contentment and rest in God’s will in spite of the disease that could eventually affect her whole life?
110 pages. Rod and Staff Publishers. Sarah Zimmerman.
Published in 2009.
For more details as well as the option to buy: Be Still, My Soul
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