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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Graphic Novel: Martin Luther’s Hammer
“We developed this to stimulate interest in Martin Luther and to appeal to the non-reader.?
Q&A: Serena Miller
“At this point in my life, I can no more imagine writing a story without a strong inspirational theme than I can imagine getting out of bed in the morning without hope in a resurrected Jesus.”
Q&A: Cecelia Dowdy
“I know my faith has deepened since I’ve started writing Christian fiction and I hope my faith comes through when people read my novels.”
Q&A: Deborah Raney
“Though my novels don’t always have a traditional “happily ever after” ending, they do always have a redemptive and hopefully satisfying conclusion??one that reflects the hope we have in Christ.”
Courageous: To Serve and Protect
The latest film from Sherwood Pictures aims to do for fatherhood what their film ‘Fireproof’ did for marriage: “Everything in this movie is pointing people to the cross.”
Lena Nelson Dooley: Triple Treat
Combining history and romance, Lena Nelson Dooley?s Maggie?s Journey is the first in her new McKenna?s Daughters series (Realms).
Brandt Dodson: Colton Parker Is Back
Crime fiction novelist Brandt Dodson has reissued his four-book Colton Parker series as ebooks from Greenbriar Press.
Kathleen Fuller: Back To Middlefield
“I was able to conquer my own anxiety by reminding myself that God never abandons us, even through times of extreme trial.”
Wayne Thomas Batson: Never Alone
“The heart of all of my novels is hope.”
