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: Paul Wagner
“I hope that readers will also stop and think about how even the small choices they make in their daily lives have a measurable impact on the lives of those around them and may well determine their final, eternal destination.”
Fun with the Reverend
At least twice a week since 1997, Reverend Fun has explored the lighter side of church life and Christianity with its The Far Side-styled one panel comics.
Vannetta Chapman: On the Case
Vannetta Chapman launches her new Shipshewana Amish Mystery series with Falling to Pieces (Zondervan).
Erica Vetsch: Happy Snaps
An idea for a story blossomed when Erica Vetsch stumbled across a photograph of a cowboy from the Old West.
Terri Blackstock: Cunning Con
Terri Blackstock?s new novel Shadow in Serenity (Zondervan) asks, what would happen if a con artist came to a sweet southern town to dupe the townspeople of their life savings?and ran smack into another con artist?
David A.R. White: Jerusalem Countdown
?I?ve done my share of them, but this one is a little different because we deal with so many modern events. It also has the best Rapture scene I?ve ever seen on film.?
Dandi Daley Mackall: Horse Sense
?I would love readers to realize that what God says about us is all that matters?not what other people think of us.?
‘The Search Committee’ 2010 Winner of Operation First Novel
Tyndale House Publishers is pleased to announce the February 2012 publication of The Search Committee by Tim Owens, winner of the 2010 Christian Writers Guild Operation First Novel contest.
Jennifer Rogers Spinola: From Tokyo to Rural Virginia
“I didn?t really think in terms of lessons, but in terms of ?heart??as in, how can we, as readers and writers, keep our hearts open and fixed on God even when our dreams crumble and shatter around us.”
