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Faithful at Fifty
By Mark Roth on December 29, 2008 at 11:07 am
Faithful at Fifty speaks to older mothers, mothers-in-law, grandmothers, single women — to any woman adapting to the changing roles that come with aging. You’ll be inspired by the testimonies of women who have experienced God’s grace for aging gracefully. Even though you’re older, in the sight of God you can be a beautiful flower in full bloom.
Readers older or younger than fifty, will also be challenged to treasure their relationship with Jesus, and to faithfully order their activities to enhance that relationship. God has special surprises in store for those who walk with Him. Faithful at Fifty will help you find them.
178 pages. Christian Light Publications. Edith S. Witmer.
Published in 2008.
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Teacher Talk
By Mark Roth on December 26, 2008 at 11:35 am
Good teachers watch for books on how to teach more effectively. The compiler was no exception. While she found many helpful secular and religious texts on teaching, something was missing. She wished for more books that spoke to situations unique to Christian teachers of church-operated schools.
That was the inspiration for Teacher Talk, a compilation of wisdom gathered from the experience of nearly three dozen dedicated teachers. You’ll find practical teaching tips and inspirational articles and poems dealing with anything from lesson planning to student motivation to effective discipline and much more.
Written from the minds and hearts of teachers…to teachers, Teacher Talk will both encourage and equip teachers to rise to the high call of teaching.
257 pages. Christian Light Publications. Malina Miller.
Published in 2008.
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The Snow, the Flu
By Mark Roth on December 24, 2008 at 8:49 am
Both have worked together to slow us (and me in particular, since I’m the one with the flu) down.
Some winters (most, it seems like) we have no snow. Some years, though, we have an inch or two for a day or two. This year, the snow started Saturday or Sunday. I suppose we’re at 10 inches worth on the ground now. Between our days with the most snowfall, we had freezing rain.
The driveway from our road to our house is about a tenth of a mile…uphill.
So here we’ve sat.
We haven’t shipped anything this week yet.
Maybe on Friday we’ll be able to.
Meanwhile, I’ll keep working at getting de-bugged (speaking of the flu bug, that is!).
Thanks for your patience.
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