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A thought provoking book to inspire and encourage those who read it. It is a book of devotions taken from everyday life to draw the reader into a deeper relationship with the Lord.

What can the fantasy of the Twilight Saga teach us about reality? Cindy Biondi Gobrecht says, I never liked vampire stories, and here I am a self-proclaimed Twi-hard! The stories are about more than vampires. The saga is about love, devotion, sacrifice, heartache, courage, and faith, to name a few. These are things I can relate to in my own life and my Christian faith. The characters in Twilight are heroic in relation to these qualities. I aspire to be heroic through my faith in Christ.

Have you ever thought that nobody understood how you felt at a certain time? Sure, you have-we all have. We have been placed, for a specified time, on this earth to journey on the way to eternal life. How we pass through is very much up to us. In this book you will find that one person's journey is similar, in one way or other, to the paths we all trod. Growing up in the historic city of Savannah, Georgia, provided beautiful scenery to encourage the writer to blossom. Being very shy, it offered the chance for private expression with pen and paper. From diary entries to short stories, free time was consumed with scribbling. Always turning to the notebooks as a form of personal therapy soon helped this writer's emotions mature as faith in the Creator grew. A very intimate description of the compassions and convictions of this author, the compilation of words in rhyme will impact your life as you discover how very closely you can relate. Encouragement and peace will be found between these covers as you see that we are none walking alone. We're all on this fantastic pilgrimage Somewhere Between Here & Glory.

This is a story about how a young child finds the courage to dream through the example of others, and how a father finds the wisdom to support those dreams. As with all the books in the "Stories for Children and their Adults" series, this story is written in a delightful sing-song style, and can be enjoyed by both children and adults alike, yet it can also be used as a tool to explore deeper issues. Specifically, this story deals with empowerment and possibility, while also exploring the boundaries between fantasy and reality.

"The story is told by Mongolian elders that some twenty-odd years ago a message was sent down from Mt. Darjeeling to Bombay that a woman child was to be born in America as God's daughter cum messenger. Born of wealthy white parents, an only child, she was brought up against a backdrop of Ivy League well-to-do and moneyed Americans"--Page v.