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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Q&A: Carrie Turansky
“I?m following Jesus? example by using stories to touch people?s hearts and help them understand God?s love and truth.”
Travis Thrasher: The Reason For the Season
While shopping at a mall near you, everyone?s probably seen one of those Salvation Army ?angel? trees decorated with makeshift ornaments featuring the name of someone in need.
Suzanne Woods Fisher: Appreciating the Beauty of Simplicity
Inspired by the Amish saying, ?The best things in life are not things,? author Suzanne Woods Fisher allows audiences a unique glimpse into how the Amish celebrate the holiday season in A Lancaster County Christmas (Revell).
Cindy Woodsmall: When Trials Turn to Gold
A story of a young couple who?s made mistakes and now facing unwanted circumstances, The Christmas Singing is a reminder of God?s faithful mercy that?s always guiding us.
Susan Sleeman: Christmas With a Side of Suspense
Sometimes stories spring forth from life?s toughest seasons, and that?s exactly how Susan Sleeman?s The Christmas Witness (Love Inspired Suspense) came about.
Q&A: Kim Bishop
“I have learned that God is in control of life and salvation, and as Christians we are called to share the Gospel, but not shove it down people’s throats, nor be responsible for their salvation…that is up to the Holy Spirit.”
Excerpt: Christmas Stories — Maybe He Is The Messiah
An excerpt from Max Lucado’s new holiday collection, which includes novellas, stories, and essays about the Christmas season
Excerpt: Christmas Stories — Gabriel’s Questions
An excerpt from Max Lucado’s new holiday collection, which includes novellas, stories, and essays about the Christmas season
Melody Carlson: 200 Books … And Counting!
“As soon as I began to write, it was like a pressure valve was released. I knew that I would continue to write even if no one ever read a single word.”
