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Invisible Illness Awareness Reflections by Julie Arduini
Last week I dedicated most of my personal blog posts to Invisible Illness Awareness Week. I shared our experience with our daughter, a 12 year old who has been diagnosed with congenital hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s, and Albrights Hereditary Osteodystrophy. I also … Continue reading
Praise in Prayer by Camy Tang
Hi guys! I’ve been blogging a lot about prayer lately, but it’s because my pastor is going through the Lord’s Prayer at church and the sermons are really hitting me. This past Sunday I felt God convicting me about my … Continue reading
Awards by Tara Randel
Writing can often be a solitary endeavor. Getting lost in the story lines and adventures of our characters is a joy to create. I know I always want to give the readers a journey they’ll never forget. But how do … Continue reading
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Tagged award, give God the glory, Harlequin Heartwarming, Honeysuckle Bride
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WARNING by Hannah Alexander
Several years ago I had a particularly stressful month. Halfway through the month a streak of pain crossed my shoulders and down my spine and legs and would not relent. I couldn’t sleep. I couldn’t function. Finally I gave up … Continue reading
Why We Can’t Afford to Mistake Kindness as Weakness Anymore by Vicki Hinze
WHY WE CAN’T AFFORD TO MISTAKE KINDNESS FOR WEAKNESS ANYMORE By Vicki Hinze We’re weary of people who do not say what they mean and mean what they say. We want truth and honesty. We don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged civility, Kindness, Kindness v Weakness, mistakes, Vicki Hinze, Weakness
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Music in Writing and Reading by Julie Arduini
Julie’s note: This was originally intended to be an article for an ezine but the project didn’t move forward. I thought I would share here with you as the theme was music. Not only do writers use music, but I do as … Continue reading
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I’m Back! by Tara Randel
It’s been a while since I posted. Life has a way of sneaking up on you. I had two back-to-back deadlines for the end of August and the first of September, one for a mystery which will be out in … Continue reading
Listen to God’s Whisper by Maureen Lang
This past Sunday at church, a visiting speaker reminded us to say yes to the opportunities God puts in our path. I have to admit I don’t always follow God’s gentle nudging. There have been times when I’ve felt led … Continue reading
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Tagged Following God, Maureen Lang, spiritual growth, spiritual prompting
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Stressed Much? by Hannah Alexander
How’s your stress level? I recently listened in on an anxiety symposium that was quite helpful. In it, some experts in the use of alternative supplements suggested several possible aids that could help with a person’s stress level without resorting … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, dealing with stress, walking with the Great Physician
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Prayer – a parent and child relationship by Camy Tang
At church, our pastor is starting a series on the Lord’s Prayer, and he started with an overview of prayer. Something that really struck me was the reasoning behind the five different parts of the Lord’s Prayer – Adoration, Submission, … Continue reading
MY ROYALTY STATEMENT
It’s that time of year when my royalty statements come in, from four different companies. Believe me, it cost more to send a couple of them than the amount printed on the statements. What’s the best royalty statement (or check) … Continue reading
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Time goes by!
I was recently reminded of the time one of my clocks stopped working. I put a new battery in, and immediately it started ticking again—backwards! When I showed it to my husband he laughed and said he was feeling younger … Continue reading
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What’s IN Your Mind? by Hannah Alexander
I have notes taped up around the house with one of my favorite Bible passages, the “whatsoever” passage. “…whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely…think on these … Continue reading
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Follow Your Purpose by Julie Arduini
One of my recent reads was to review the book, Captive. You might remember the author, Ashley Smith, was the single mom who in 2005 was held hostage by Brian Nichols. What made her story so extraordinary was that during … Continue reading
Spiritual Hunger by Vicki Hinze
We spend a lot of time in our lives seeking our path. Whether we sense or know there is a plan or a purpose for us, or we flounder and drift uncertain, we seek. That inner cry for fulfillment … Continue reading
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