The Antelope in the Living Room
This was a really humorous look at marriage by a really humorous blogger, Melanie Shankle. It’s good to laugh at ourselves, don’t you think?
This was a really humorous look at marriage by a really humorous blogger, Melanie Shankle. It’s good to laugh at ourselves, don’t you think?
Killing Kennedy
Since I enjoyed Killing Lincoln I thought I’d give this one a try. For me, it was a discouraging look into the life of a US president.
Since I enjoyed Killing Lincoln I thought I’d give this one a try. For me, it was a discouraging look into the life of a US president.
Dinner with a Perfect Stranger
This was a short story about a guy who curiously and somewhat reluctantly accepts a dinner invitation from Jesus Christ and the conversation they have about the man’s cynicism and doubt. I thought there were some great points made and wonder how a non-believer would like it.
This was a short story about a guy who curiously and somewhat reluctantly accepts a dinner invitation from Jesus Christ and the conversation they have about the man’s cynicism and doubt. I thought there were some great points made and wonder how a non-believer would like it.
God Grew Tired of Us
This is written by one of the Lost Boys of Sudan – one of over twenty-seven thousand who escaped that country’s violence in the mid 1980’s. John tells his story with heart-wrenching detail. I think it is so important for us to know what people on the other side of the world have and are still living through. I loved a book by another Lost Boy: Running for My Life which I highly recommend. And don’t miss the movie (probably available through your library!)
This is written by one of the Lost Boys of Sudan – one of over twenty-seven thousand who escaped that country’s violence in the mid 1980’s. John tells his story with heart-wrenching detail. I think it is so important for us to know what people on the other side of the world have and are still living through. I loved a book by another Lost Boy: Running for My Life which I highly recommend. And don’t miss the movie (probably available through your library!)
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