A video interview with New York Times best-selling author, Cindy Woodsmall, co-author of Plain Wisdom, is featured on Guideposts.org. Hear Woodsmall discuss her unique friendship and bond with an Amish woman, and the special message they have for women everywhere. Click here to watch!
Author Meg Moseley’s When Sparrows Fall received a 4 1/2 star review in Romantic Times in the May edition. See review here. Moseley’s original article on the book also is featured and can be read here
Tune in today and tomorrow, May 3 & 4, to hear Drs. Henry & Norman Blackaby on FamilyTalk Radio with Dr. James Dobson, discussing Experiencing Prayer with Jesus for National Day of Prayer week. Please check local listening for broadcast times in your area or click here to listen online.
An excerpt from Plain Wisdom written by New York Times best-selling author Cindy Woodsmall, with Amish co-writer Miriam Flaud, is featured on Guideposts.org. Click here to read Miriam’s account of the day three of her nephews were involved in the West Nickel Mines School shooting incident.
Meg Moseley’s When Sparrows Fall (Multnomah May 3) has been reviewed by The Pioneer Woman website in the Homeschooling section. See review here
Tune into a CBD interview with author Joanna Weaver, as she discusses her newest book Lazarus Awakening. Through the story of Lazarus, let your heart be prepared for Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday. Click here to listen.
Liz Curtis Higgs’ latest release Mine Is the Night received a 4 1/2 star rating by Romantic Times Book Review. See review here
Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons is featured in the National Review article, “Billy Ray Knows Best.” To read Stanton’s comments, click here
Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons is featured in the New York Daily News article , “Justin Bieber Abortion Comments: Experts Find A ‘Positive’ in Singer’s Controversial Interview.” Click here to read the article and Stanton’s comments.
Author Shaunti Feldhahn and The Male Factor were featured in The New Times article, “Cracking the Male Code of Office Behavior.” Feldhahn’s research is based on almost 9 years of research with more than 6,000 men and women. To read more, click here.
