Fourteen years ago the “Holiday Season” took on a new meaning for me. I visited Bethlehem just before Christmas in 2003 to participate in a Global Peace rally called, “Heart to Heart for Peace in the Middle East”. Ever since then I’ve thought differently about Jesus’ birth, life and death. The passing on of cultural traditions has […]
Book Review The 13th Enumeration by William Struse is a suspenseful Christian fiction which weaves little-known historical and biblical information together with ideas related to current political and economic situations. At first it was a little confusing because there are so many different characters in different parts of the world. But as I read on I […]
Does life ever follow a straight path? Or is the path that we perceive to be crooked actually the straightest path toward fulfillment of our dreams and ideals? Book Review – Crooked Lines This past weekend I found myself glued to my phone reading a Kindle book I downloaded from Amazon for $2.99 because the […]
Do you ever get tired of reading? I have to confess that with all the work I do online, not to mention text messages, email, snail mail, stuff I need to know, stuff I need to learn, and a whole lot of other daily tasks that require some degree of reading, I got to the […]
Small Gods, by Terry Pratchett, is one of my personal favorites. I have read this book several times over and every time I enjoy it even more. It takes place in Discworld, a universe created by Terry Pratchett that is the setting for nearly 40 books. There are some characters that appear in several novels as […]
Book Review: Wings Over Cairo By Simon W. Herbert A week ago today I was flying forward in time from Arizona to New Hampshire while flying back in time by reading “Wings Over Cairo”, a historical fiction novel set during WWII. It was a Christmas gift from the Author, Simon W. Herbert, who I had […]
