Maybe a Hero section here? With the main purpose of the site?

Could add a magazine cover to the right. Or, have a background image that aligns with the site mission.

Or we could remove this section.

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Possible Call to Action

To highlight part of the site, with a link via the button below. Or, section could be removed. Might have to change the background image if desired.

Recent Posts

The Noble Art of Christian Stories

By Ross Cluver | January 30, 2017

“All these things Jesus spoke to the crowds in parables, and He did not speak to them without a parable.” – Matthew 13:34 It’s this simple: Jesus told stories. During His ministry on earth, our Lord never spoke to the crowds without sharing stories. Why is that? Why not math, or lists, or instructions? Granted,…

Ted Dekker signs with Revell for more suspense

By Ross Cluver | January 30, 2017

Dekker is the author of more than forty novels, with over 10 million copies sold worldwide.

Tony Evans, Stormie Omartian at new Children’s imprint

By Family Fiction Staff | January 30, 2017

Will promote biblical values, spark imagination, and encourage young readers to develop a lifelong love of Jesus.

Amish and YA author Amy Clipston sells 1 Million books

By Ross Cluver | January 30, 2017

Author’s momentum continues with The Beloved Hope Chest

Romance Q&A: Susan May Warren (Rescue Me)

By Ross Cluver | January 24, 2017

Susan shares what inspired the series, how the different stories overlap, and why she set the books in Montana…

Historical Q&A: Elizabeth Camden (To the Farthest Shores)

By Ross Cluver | January 24, 2017

Historical romance author Elizabeth Camden is taking readers to the west coast with her turbulent romantic drama…

Contemporary Q&A: Chris Fabry (Looking into You)

By Ross Cluver | January 24, 2017

Chris shares what inspired the novel, his influences as an author, and how his radio listeners help him write…

5 Romantic Reads for Valentine’s Day

By Ross Cluver | January 24, 2017

Love abounds in these five novels that capture the essence and challenge of falling in love.

Amish Q&A: Ruth Reid (Heaven on Earth Series)

By Ross Cluver | January 23, 2017

Ruth explains the inspiration for this unique project, and the biblical basis for the supernatural themes…

Another Call To Action Here?

CTA helps break up the page visually and makes it more appealing. Also an opportunity to focus on something you want to promote.

Would need to change background image most likely.

Or, we can delete this section.