Welcome to the CSFF Blog Tour featuring Andrew Peterson’s On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness, first in the Wingfeather Saga. I haven’t read the book so I’ll try to post reviews, etc., from other sites:) But here’s an Excerpt from the Random House site: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE IGIBY COTTAGE Just outside the town of Glipwood, perched

Just got home from the new Bible study we started this week, Beth Moore’s A Woman’s Heart: God’s Dwelling Place. It’s a study about the Tabernacle. One of the ladies came up to me after the study and mentioned I seemed much different today–that she’d been praying for me. The truth is I felt different. As writers we’re always working

I graduated from Ohio State University (Go Buckeyes!) with a degree in Journalism. As a member of Phi Mu sorority, I partied my way though the last few years of college. But, the truth is, and always will be, I belong to Jesus. At the age of six, I knelt at the altar of a Tulsa Methodist church and gave

Our story starts in the Father’s garden with the first Adam – a gardener; a woman, a tree, fruit, the accuser, temptation/betrayal, a fall, a curse of thorns; they are evicted and death follows. Gen3:17-18 God places Cherubim angels at the east of the garden to “keep theway”.Gen.3:24 The story continues with the last Adam going to a garden where

Well, some of the reviewers are finally sounding out about Seasons of Love! I’m thrilled. Here’s a few links:Janice Thompson’s Doubled Booked Blog has this to say: Seasons of Love is very well written. (Excellent, really, for a first-time author.) Kudos to Elizabeth for such a great first book. Lena Nelson Dooley’s Shoutlife Blog (you have to be a member

Living in Southern Oregon I don’t have much opportunity to meet with other writers. In fact, when I first moved to Oregon three years ago, I knew of no other writers–at least within the ACFW organization. But things have changed. I’ve gotten to know the area and local writers, and ACFW membership has grown in Southern Oregon. The above picture