Book of Days – Book Review
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Cameron Vaux is losing his memory. It started out as a small annoyance—forgetting he’d written himself a note five minutes ago—but now it’s become a big problem—losing memories of his wife, killed two years ago. The creepy thing is, Cameron’s late father predicted this would happen. And when it started, his father told him to find the Book of Days.
Desperate, Cameron decides to fulfill his father’s wish and go look for the Book. A lead takes him to a small town in Oregon where he realizes dark secrets are at work. One man knows more than he’s telling. Others are seeking the Book and will stop at nothing to get it. And they’re closer than Cameron ever imagined.
Book of Days was a great book. It was easy to read with well-rounded, likeable characters, surprising plot twists, and moments of humor that made me laugh. It did lag a bit in the middle but not too badly. It was definitely worth reading. The theme of letting go of past hurts and stepping into the life God has for you in the present was woven throughout the book.
A couple loose ends didn’t seem to be quite tied up for me but they were small, definitely not big enough to bug me to insanity and make me dislike the book.
Overall, I’d give Book of Days four out of five stars. The only reason I’m not giving it five stars is because of the slow spot in the middle. Other than that, I recommend it for good characters and an interesting plot that kept me turning pages.
My name’s Danielle Dodge. I’ve found it’s a hard job to summarize fourteen years of life into a small paragraph so I’ll just mention a few things. I’m an avid writer and reader. I love to write young adult fiction/fantasy novels and devotionals. I’m a ballerina, a violinist, an amateur photographer and an amateur horseback rider. I like BIG words, bright colors, cats, and of course, chocolate. And if you didn’t guess already, I’m a born again Christian, follower of Jesus Christ.
Regener8: Book Announcement
Regener8: Straight Talk for Street Smart Teens
by Rob Cook
REGENER8 is not your parent’s devotional. Your world is smaller due to technology. Your music is extreme, your entertainment edgy. Life moves at a much faster pace. You live life in dog years. You embrace life, and you tell it like it is. This book’s for you.
REGENER8 is an 8-week devotional, but it’s so much more than that. It’s a foundation builder – a blueprint for life.
It’s relevant and controversial. It’s in your face.
REGENER8 takes the training wheels off youth ministry and rips down the speed limit signs. This fast-paced book will challenge you in every area of your life. While this book is packed with life-changing truth, we opted for no preservatives and no sugar-coating. Just 100% of your daily allowance of in-your-face Gospel truth.
The only requirement is that you leave your preconceived notions about God and Jesus at the door, and commit to this eight-week journey for truth. Are you up for the challenge of REGENER8? Are you tough enough to handle 8 weeks, 8 lessons, and 8 truths? Are you tired of playing life? If so, let’s REGENER8 your life.
Interview with Author – Donita K. Paul
Several years ago, my brother started reading a series of books called The DragonKeeper Chronicles. And when my momma heard the author, Donita K. Paul, was signing books one weekend, she took him to have the books signed. My momma had met Miss Donita before, but this was the beginning of a deeper relationship. One meeting lead to another and soon they were good friends.
Then I decided to read The DragonKeeper Chronicles. I fell in love with them. I read them over and over again, and now I’ve read the entire series seven times with a few “re-read my favorite ones” (DragonSpell and DragonKnight, the first and third books) here and there.
Soon, Miss Donita allowed my brother and me to be early readers for her books, and—no joke or emphasis—I CAN’T wait for her next one. (Patience is not my strong suit.)
Donita K. Paul has written many books, some of which are: Taming the Wild Wind, her best-selling series The DragonKeeper Chronicles, Dragons of Chiril, Dragons of the Valley, Dragons of the Watch, Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball and her children’s series The Dragon and the Turtle, written with her daughter, Evangeline. She lives in Colorado Springs with her daughter, son-in-law, two rambunctious grandchildren and her active imagination.
Donita K. Paul is a fantabulous lady with a heart of gold. She loves helping teen writers and does many workshops on the craft of writing.
I hope you love her and her books as much as I do.
God bless,
Kayla
To learn more about the incredible Donita K. Paul, visit her website at:
KAYLA: How did you begin writing?
DONITA: I started writing for fun when I was a kid. Years later, my teen-aged daughter approached me and declared that she wanted to read a romance book. I considered the options from the literature available and decided that I would write her a love story. I continued to write and eventually published romance for a while, until my mother challenged me to experiment. The result was DragonSpell.
KAYLA: What was your first published book?
DONITA: My first published book was a romance novel called Escape. There is more information about it on my website at http://www.donitakpaul.com/books/romance/index.html.
KAYLA: What technique/lesson have you learned about the writing craft that has helped you the most?
DONITA: One of the best editing techniques I utilize is to read my drafts out loud. This assists me with catching simple mistakes. It also lets me hear how the words flow. This is a great tool for any kind of writing.
KAYLA: How many hours do you spend working on one novel/novella?
DONITA: This is a difficult question to answer. I try to write several hours every day, but I also spend time thinking about my characters or plot, participating in writers’ groups, and promoting my books online. Marketing is part of writing.
KAYLA: Have you ever had an experience like Writer’s Block, and if so, how did you overcome it?
DONITA: Unfortunately, yes. When I am a victim of writers’ block, I do something creative besides writing such as knitting, making jewelry, or stamping. Reading books in the same genre I am writing in can also inspire me. And silly, fun movies help me relax. However, the best way to defeat writers’ block is most likely to push through it. I write one more sentence, if I can do that, I write another sentence, and so on.
KAYLA: Do you like edits? Why or why not?
DONITA: As long as my editor or critique partner provides good quality suggestions, I consider their fixes to be extremely helpful. Although having a newly written chapter torn to pieces by my writers’ group is not pleasant, I always end up with a better story.
KAYLA: Who has helped you the most in your writing journey?
DONITA: My agents. Their advice is priceless.
KAYLA: What kind of things help you write your books (I.e. M&Ms, comical movies, hugs from a family member, lots of sleep, reading God’s Word, etc.)
DONITA: My grown children, two young grandsons, rabbit, and Pinterest all contribute in important ways to my mental health when I write.
KAYLA: What advice would you give to new authors on the subject of writing?
DONITA: Read as much as you can, find a good writers’ group, and practice!
KAYLA: What advice would you give to Tweens/Teens?
DONITA: Keep reading, find a good writers’ group, and continue to practice. Writing is like a sport—it takes time and effort to become good. Do not be discouraged by rejection, keep persevering.
Fourteen-year-old Kayla Woodhouse’s zest for writing comes not only from her natural ability, but also from her love of the written word as witnessed by her voracious reading appetite. One of only a few dozen cases in the world, Kayla was born with HSAN, Hereditary Sensory Autonomic Neuropathy, an extremely rare nerve disorder. Unable to sweat, or feel pain, she’s also been through brain surgery. But even through a life of extreme hardships, her ever-present smile encourages others to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles. In addition to being homeschooled and writing with her mom, she’s an amazing swimmer, and spends up to thirty hours a week in training. She has appeared on ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, The Montel Williams Show, Mystery ER, and numerous other national programs. No Safe Haven, her first release from B&H Publishers in 2011, written with mother, Kimberley, makes her the youngest author to have a full-length novel published by a royalty paying publisher. You can find Kayla at http://kimberleyandkaylawoodhouse.com and http://kaylawoodhouse.com
Interview With Author – Tracie Peterson
More than fourteen years ago, my momma and our good friend and mentor Mrs. Tracie Peterson met, and God has blessed us abundantly since. Mrs. Tracie and Mr. Jim Peterson are two of my favorite people in the entire world, and I’m blessed to have done this interview with Mrs. Tracie. She’s definitely an inspiration and a blessing.
Tracie Peterson is the author of ninety-plus books and is an award-winning, best-selling author. She’s an amazing person and loves to help other authors. She and Mr. Jim have both served as editors, in addition to Mrs. Tracie earning the 2011 ACFW Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2007 RT Career Achievement Award for Inspirational Fiction. Her love for the Lord and persevering spirit is—and always will be—inspiring to all those around her.
I hope you enjoy this interview, and pick up a few of her books. Believe me, they’re beyond fantastic! J
God bless,
Kayla
To find out more about the amazing Tracie Peterson – visit her website:
KAYLA: How did you begin writing?
TRACIE: I’ve always loved to write and tell stories. When I was little, my mother would give me a piece of paper and pencil when we were in church. She did this to keep me quiet. She’d tell me to write a story and I would, even before I knew my letters. After church she would ask me to tell her my story. I credit her with helping me become a storyteller. I knew I would have her attention while I told my story and that gave me incentive to create.
KAYLA: What was your first published thing?
TRACIE: The first thing I had published was a short piece for a magazine. Then I did a volunteer column for a Christian newspaper, and finally, in 1992, I received my first book contract from Heartsong Presents, Barbour Publishing. It was published in 1993.
KAYLA: What do you like most about writing?
TRACIE: I love telling stories that help people know God better. My writing is a ministry, and for me it’s all about helping people to fall more passionately in love with God.
KAYLA: Is there anything you dislike about writing?
TRACIE: Hmmm, that’s tough. I like just about everything. Writing is such a neat journey and I love the places God takes me on these little trips. I learn a lot with each book I write. Just as I hope the reader will grow closer to God, I hope to grow closer to Him as well.
KAYLA: What helps you write (I.e. Chocolate, hugs from family, your favorite black and white TV show, cooking a big meal, wearing mismatched socks, singing your favorite praise song, etc.)?
TRACIE: I can write just about anywhere, but I love to have it quiet and have everything in order. I always work better in a peaceful environment. I have a back deck writing porch during the summer months. There’s a canopy over it and a nice view of the mountains. It’s a great place to write.
KAYLA: Have you ever had Writer’s Block, and if so, how did you get through it?
TRACIE: I can honestly say that I haven’t had true writer’s block. There have been times when I didn’t feel like writing because of things that were going on in my life, but I pray and push through it because I feel called of God to do just that.
KAYLA: Who has helped you the most in your writing journey?
TRACIE: God has given me the interest, talent and drive. My husband Jim is always supportive and helps me with research. Other friends and family are on my prayer team and help encourage me and pray for each of my books.
KAYLA: Where is your favorite place to write?
TRACIE: As I mentioned above, I love my outdoor writing room. I like to write in my bedroom and office, too.
KAYLA: When do you write the most: on a deadline or not?
TRACIE: I’m pretty much always on deadline. I try to write most every day. If I’m not writing, I’m researching and planning the next book.
KAYLA: Why do you write?
TRACIE: I’m very flexible and write most anytime. I like to get my writing done first thing in the morning, but it doesn’t always work out that way, so I try not to worry about the exact time I work.
KAYLA: Is there anything you would like to say to old/new writer’s?
TRACIE: To old writers I would say: 1) never stop learning – read, talk to others, watch documentaries, whatever it takes – learn, 2) remember where you came from and why you write – knowing why you write is critical to your peace of mind, and 3) Trust God for His direction – spend time in the Word and pray.
KAYLA: Is there anything you would like to say to Tweens/Teens?
TRACIE: To Tweens and Teens I would say, I know how hard it can be to be your age and in the place where you are. You’re not really children, but people will treat you that way. You’re not really adults, but you feel like you should have more say in your life. It’s a hard place to be, but time will pass and you will come out on the other side, hopefully stronger and wiser. I encourage you to enjoy the journey, put your focus on the Lord and trust that He truly has a plan for your life—because He does. Let the joy of the Lord be your strength and learn to laugh at yourself. There’s nothing in this life that is more important than a relationship with Jesus and the love of family and friends.
Blessings,
Tracie Peterson
Fourteen-year-old Kayla Woodhouse’s zest for writing comes not only from her natural ability, but also from her love of the written word as witnessed by her voracious reading appetite. One of only a few dozen cases in the world, Kayla was born with HSAN, Hereditary Sensory Autonomic Neuropathy, an extremely rare nerve disorder. Unable to sweat, or feel pain, she’s also been through brain surgery. But even through a life of extreme hardships, her ever-present smile encourages others to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles. In addition to being homeschooled and writing with her mom, she’s an amazing swimmer, and spends up to thirty hours a week in training. She has appeared on ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, The Montel Williams Show, Mystery ER, and numerous other national programs. No Safe Haven, her first release from B&H Publishers in 2011, written with mother, Kimberley, makes her the youngest author to have a full-length novel published by a royalty paying publisher. You can find Kayla at http://kimberleyandkaylawoodhouse.com and http://kaylawoodhouse.com
Passion for Writing
People milled about the room, almost everyone looking like they’d stepped out of a book. Actually, they had. I guessed that people costumes were dressed as a character from their book. Now why hadn’t I worn my costume? Ah well, at least I wasn’t the only one in normal clothes. Even though I wasn’t feeling like I was completely part of the crowd, I was ecstatic to be there at the One Year Adventure Novel summer workshop.
The One Year Adventure Novel (OYAN) workshop was absolutely the most awesome thing I experienced summer 2011. OYAN students are very excited about writing and really fall in love with their characters. That first day at the camp was an exciting way to start with all the people dressed up, talking, laughing, and having fun before the classes even started!
I made several new friends and learned more skills about writing. I’m now better prepared to go out and write good stories and I know whom I want to write for and why.
One of the biggest things that hit me at camp though, was that most of the speakers mentioned the need for more teen Christian fiction. They talked about how most of teen fiction nowadays has fallen far away from God. Most teen fiction is now full of violence and darkness.
After I listened to the speakers, I was so ready to go out and write! I wanted to write something amazing, be published right away, and change lives in the world. I realized that my calling from God is to write for teens; to write stories with God-inspired themes. I realized the amazing gift of story that God has given me.
Story is an amazing way to get our point across. There’s an example of this in the Old Testament of the Bible. After David took Bathsheba as his wife and sent Uriah out to die, Nathan came to David. He didn’t blatantly tell David what he’d done wrong. Instead, Nathan told David an allegorical story about the rich man who took the poor man’s lamb. The story made an impression on David and revealed his sin more clearly than a blatant reprimand would have.
Story has the ability to change lives. Teens need changed lives. They need to hear of the Good News and of Jesus. But, most fiction for teens has become dark and depressing.
God has given me a passion for writing, for story, for fiction, for Him. I want to use the gifts he’s given me in my writing to serve Him.
The camp in itself was not the best part of my summer; consolidating the fact that I’m a writer for God and cultivating my passion for writing were the discoveries that made my summer awesome!
I’m trusting God to use me in the ways He wants. He’s put writing on my heart and I’m going to use it to glorify Him.
Danielle Dodge is thirteen years old. Her top favorite activities are reading and writing although she does enjoy riding horses, ballet, and playing the violin. She’s placed in three contests and written two novellas.
Deadlines
What is a writer to do with time constraints?
By participating in NaNoWriMo last year, (National Novel Writing Month) I personally learned that I write best when I have a certain goal to accomplish each day. That goal helps me push myself to complete it. Even if I’m too tired or getting discouraged, I know I have a goal in mind and I want to meet it.
Things like NaNoWriMo and signing up for a writing class will help with writing under pressure. In a writing class, the teacher gives you a deadline. If you miss that deadline, you can’t participate in any assignments concerning that piece of writing; deadlines have consequences when not met. You could even assign your own deadlines. Maybe three thousand words in one day or a chapter a week or any other deadline you want to create!
Also, finding a writing buddy helps. Whether you can meet in person or just online, you and your buddy can make personal goals and then discuss each day (or week, or whatever you choose) how you accomplished that goal. Meanwhile, you can discuss ideas, encourage each other, and find support in knowing that someone is working with you.
The best option, in my opinion, is a class in which you’ll lose percentage points if you turn in an assignment late. I’ve taken classes through my local community college. Search around where you live; you might find a good program.
Once again, it’s entirely your decision what to do. I’ve provided some examples that have worked for me and hope that other writers will find something useful from them.
Visit the Nation Novel Writing Website: http://www.nanowrimo.org/
ESTHER LOPRESTO
I am first and foremost a Scribe of the King. It is my desire to serve God through the written word. I have been creating stories since age three. I would tell them to entertain my family, but didn’t start writing them down until age eight or nine.
Since then, the need to write has been insatiable. At age nineteen, I had my first book, Where’s My Other Sock?, published by Tate Publishing. Then, I graduated from community college with a degree; not in anything writing related, but in accounting. Currently, I’m hunting for a bookkeeping job and working on several books or story ideas. In my stories, I challenge the reader’s imagination with adventures into the fantasy realm. Some stories lean towards mystery/suspense or general fiction, and I try to write for all ages. I find my inspiration from JRR Tolkien’s works and from the Randomness of everyday life.
SDG. (read more…)
Down to Earth Mystery: The Double Cousins and the Mystery of the Missing Watch
My Rating: Bucks: 
Reviewed by: Esther LoPresto
Written by: Miriam Jones Bradley
The “Double Cousins” are the children of a pair of siblings who both marry another pair of siblings. In this story, Carly and her sister Molly are the double cousins of Dorie, Max, and Chad.
All of the cousins enjoy visiting their grandparents’ ranch in Kansas during the summer. Grandpa Milton tells the kids a story about his grandfather’s brother who left Kansas in the 1800s for California. But he never returned. Grandpa challenges the kids to solve the mystery. Left with only a pocket watch, Carly and Max dive into the mystery. Questions arise even more when a homeless man, Slim, comes to work on the farm for the summer.
Packed with kid-friendly adventure and excitement, Miriam Bradley’s first mystery is fun for all ages. In the vein of the Boxcar Children series, the story contains no violence or any other kind of objectionable content, simply enjoyment and mystery. She also based the setting and some characters on her grandparents’ farm and her cousins. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series!
I had the pleasure of meeting and making a friend of Miriam at Blue Ridge Mountain Christian Writers Conference. It is also a pleasure to review and help promote her book! (The author provided this book for review.)
ESTHER LOPRESTO
I am first and foremost a Scribe of the King. It is my desire to serve God through the written word. I have been creating stories since age three. I would tell them to entertain my family, but didn’t start writing them down until age eight or nine.
Since then, the need to write has been insatiable. At age nineteen, I had my first book, Where’s My Other Sock?, published by Tate Publishing. Then, I graduated from community college with a degree; not in anything writing related, but in accounting. Currently, I’m hunting for a bookkeeping job and working on several books or story ideas. In my stories, I challenge the reader’s imagination with adventures into the fantasy realm. Some stories lean towards mystery/suspense or general fiction, and I try to write for all ages. I find my inspiration from JRR Tolkien’s works and from the Randomness of everyday life.
SDG. (read more…)
Book Review – “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins
Daring, romantic, and dangerously death defying. The Hunger Games is absolutely the most exciting on-the-edge-of-your-seat kind of book!
The main character, 16 year-old Katniss Everdeen, begins her story with having the responsibility of taking care of her mother and sister. To care for her family, Katniss and her best friend Gale, hunt and trap in the woods, an act forbidden to the Districts. Katniss and her family live under the evil rule of the Capitol, the rulers of the twelve districts. The real action begins with the coming of the annual Hunger Games. The Hunger Games occur because of a rebellion in the past from District 13. Now, as punishment, the Districts must send one male and one female, between the ages of twelve and seventeen to be given as tributes to the Capitol. The Capitol then takes the helpless children and puts them in an arena where they are to fight to the death. All the Districts are forced to watch on live television as the contestants’ battle it out. So when the sister of Katniss is called for the Hunger Games, Katniss naturally volunteers in her place. Katniss and the male tribute, Peeta Mellark, are rushed through frenzied appearances in front of the Capitol and then are sent into the arena.
The rest of the book is a heart stopping adventure as Katniss forces her way through the Hunger Games, along with Peeta Mellark, who Katniss has mixed feelings for. Only one must come out of the arena. But will it be Katniss? Or will she have to sacrifice herself to save Peeta from an untimely death? Find out in this three part series, The Hunger Games!
Interested? Intrigued? Visit http://www.scholastic.com/thehungergames/ to learn more!
BLAKE MOON
Son to a farmer, 16 year old Blake lives in rural New Mexico with his parents, two sisters and a brother where they raise cattle, wheat and 4H livestock. He can drive a combine, pull a plow and milk a goat! Blake is a veracious reader: Done with homework? Read a book. Free class time? Read a book. Road trip? Read a book! When he’s not reading, Blake is a very active leader in his school and community where he is President of his 4H club, a member of FFA, BPA, FCA, Student Council, FCCLA (in which he competed at a national level) and, his favorite–journalism. (read more…)
Interview with Tony Nolan, Author of “Hurt Healer”
Swaying to the music, you look up to the stage. Your eyes stay there as the music stops and a man takes the microphone. Instead of singing, he speaks words encouragement and comfort; words of conviction and guilt, and love and acceptance. He speaks words of life that pick you up from your low ground, and make you see God with all his glory and love. That preacher that changed your life, his name is Tony Nolan.
Q: I saw you at Winter Jam 2011 and you told a little bit of your story. Do you remember anything from before you were adopted, or have you been told what happened?
A: I mention in my book that I was young then and don’t remember much but it is amazing how your emotions have a photo graphic memory. I remember too much.
Q: What was your life like once you were adopted?
A: I look back and thank God for the things my new parents provided for me food, shelter, clothing etc…But we were pretty starved for love. The good times outweighed the bad times but the bad times were really bad; with a lot of fear, rejection and tension.
Q: When did you find Christ?
A: He found me really. 2-24-89 someone shared the gospel with me and it blew my mind. I had always thought Christianity was a sort of God club that I would never be able to join because I was not good enough but when I really heard the Gospel it showed me that I was welcomed in not based o my goodness but the g
oodness of Jesus! I was swallowed up by the love of God!
Q: How did your life change when you found Him?
A: He freed me from drugs and self sabotaging habits. He gave me purpose and direction and invited me to trade in living for my small story of ME for a vital role in the grand story of God!
Q: At Winter Jam 2011, you said that your adoptive father told you he wished he didn’t spend $200 dollars on you. Do you have any relationship with him now?
A: Do you have any relationship with him now? He passed away when I was 15 years old.
Q: As a kid, did you suffer any bullying because of what your birth mother was?
A: Yes, I was constantly beat up. I hid most of the time while I was growing up knowing that each day I went to school was just another day of pain and fear.
Q: How did you start traveling with Winter Jam?
A: I did an 87 city tour with Casting Crowns and God saved 46,000 people at it and Winter Jam heard about that and invited me to come and preach for them. It is an honor to serve my King in this way and He is the only reason it happens. I am a goober…but I sure serve a God who is mighty to save when we preach the Gospel.
Q: In your blog, there is an entry entitled “making a difference.” In it the is an e-mail from a guy who says hearing you speak is what led him and his friend to Christ, and then a couple years later his friend died in a car accident. He said “Even though Sarah is gone I know that if it wasn’t for God’s calling for your life she would be in a very different place right now.” How does it make you feel to know that God is using you in such a big way?
A: I am filled with wonder and awe at a god who is working in lives so that they can be prepared for eternity. He loves people and He wants them to know that. I have a great purpose in life keeping it focused on that very thing
Q: How do you keep in contact with all of the people who fill out the “I’ve Decided” section of your website?
A: I email them just like I am doing now. We have time in life for the things that are important to us.
Q: What is your job currently?
A: It’s not really a job it’s more of a calling…I just wake up each day and serve our Lord and he keeps showing me where I need to be.
Q: Does your family travel with you when you go places to speak?
A: Not all of the time but most of the time. it is very expensive to lease a Bus and I’m just a preacher…so that means I don’t have any major record company paying for it…but I do have a God who meets my needs…but every dollar I spend to have my family with me is worth it
Q: What was it like when you went to China to adopt Fei Fei?
A: It was an awesome adventure with God!
Q: Do you have any other kids?
A: Three others.
Q: If so, how old are they?
A: 14, 12 , and 8
Q: If they’re old enough to understand it, what do your kids think of your testimony?
A: they think God is awesome for saving their dad
Q: What was it like while writing Hurt Healer? Was it hard to write your story for everyone to see?
A: I bleed from my soul over that book. It was worth every drop of blood knowing that others will be inspired to move forward in the power of God’s love
Q: “Through the pages of his life story Tony Nolan challenges and encourages us to reach out fearlessly and let the hurting see God in us. Hurt Healer compassionately and practically gives you the goods to pull it off right now!” -Toby Mac, recording artist and author of City on Our Knees
How did you go about telling your story, but making it more than just a testimony?
A: I don’t know really, it’s not like a “Story” that I tell, its memories and they happened and they are filled with pain, joys and purpose….so I just wrote about it and people all over the country are finding it very inspirational. To God be the glory!
Q: What is your goal for Hurt Healer?
A: That every single person on the face of the earth would taste and see that the Lord is good and those that trust in Him are blessed!
Now that you’ve heard the amazing story of this inspirational man, don’t just sit there. I challenge you to go out and do something. Don’t let this not change you; don’t try to make God not speak to you.
HALEY FAYE SNYDER
I’m Haley Faye Snyder. I’m 13 years old and in eighth grade. I’ve lived in the same Christian home in Kentucky since I was born. I have one little brother and two loving parents. I go to Westport Baptist church and have my whole life. (read more…)
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