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Tag: Book Review
Why We Stay Home – Suzie Learns About Coronavirus
“Why We Stay Home” is a story that helps parents teach children about the Coronavirus. It is written by Samantha Harris and Devon Scott, two medical students from Southern California. […]
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Stop-and-Go Devotional
My children love to keep busy and can be difficult to get him to sit still for any amount of time. The “STOP-and-GO Devotional” is an interactive devotional gives short […]
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God’s Blessing Day By Day My Daily Devotional For Kits
During these cold winter months it can be hard to see the ways that God blesses us every day. the days often feel bitingly cold and dreary and we long […]
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Faith and Lettering Journal
There are days when I find it difficult to slow down and focus on God’s word. There are so many distractions in my daily life that takes my attention away […]
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Illuminate Your Story Journal
For as long as I can remember, my Grandmother kept a diary. Now that she is no longer with us, these journals of her days are family treasures. There is […]
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Crashing Into Me (The Crashing Series Book 1)
At the end of the day, when the kids are all tucked in bed I love to sneak away and have a few quiet minutes to myself. Most recently I […]
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The Spirit of God Illustrated Bible
My children love to hear the stories of the Bible. From the time they were babies in my arms, we would read the stories of the Old and New Testaments […]
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I AM DEVOTIONAL – 100 Devotions About the Names of God
Over the Advent season I was responsible for creating the countdown to Christmas day in our church facebook group. I decided to focus on the different names for Jesus. It […]
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“Which is p and Which is q?” by Gita Reddy
Two weeks ago I started a French class. It is much more difficult than I ever imagined. I am always getting things mixed up. I can relate to the frustration […]
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