Discover how to make the ageing experience into an adventure. Join the Lord's plan for ageing dynamically. Understand why God's seniors are priceless. God's grace for dynamic ageing more than compensates for physical limitations.
http://www.evenbeforepublishing.com/index.php/our-books/christian-living-books/164-dynamic-ageing
KATE LAWSON IS A RUNAWAY BRIDE
And she's incredibly grateful when Jack Bradley offers her a job on his apple farm. Working side by side in the orchards with her best friend's brother seems like the perfect way to get over her disastrous engagement. Until Kate finds herself falling hard for the handsome farmer.
Jack Bradley knows city-girl Kate isn't here to stay. Yet suddenly he's imagining a life with her in the country. When Kate considers going back to the city, can Jack find a way to show her that her real home is here on the farm, by his side?
http://www.narelleatkins.com/
Sitting down at a table to eat is an activity so grounded in the ordinary, so basic to the daily routines of life, we rarely ponder it beyond the simple inquiry, ‘What’s for dinner?’ However, scratch a little deeper and you discover in eating one of the most meaning-laden activities of our lives, one so immersed in human longing and relationship that it takes on sacred dimensions.
A trained chef, teacher, social researcher, minister of religion and homemaker, Simon Carey Holt draws on experience and research to explore the role of eating in our search for meaning and community. To do so, he invites us to sit at the tables of daily life – from kitchen tables to backyard barbecues, from cafe tables to the beautifully set tables of Melbourne’s finest restaurants – and consider how our life at these tables interacts with our deepest values and commitments.
http://acornpress.net.au/publications/ethics-mission/eating-heaven-spirituality-at-the-table/
Congratulations Ray, Narelle and Simon! What lovely covers :)
ReplyDeleteOf course I know those first two books, Narelle and Ray. LOL. Simon, just went to the Acorn site and blurbs. Looks intriguing and one to look for. All the very best with it.
ReplyDeleteI'm also familiar with the first two. I am intrigued with Simon's concept. Come to think of it, Jesus had a great ministry with situations comprising food. We've also enjoyed a ministry of dinners and coffee mornings sharing the Gospel in a relaxed atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Ray, Narelle and Simon, for three books very different from each other. Great way to begin the year. Being a bit of a foodie, I agree with the others on wanting to chase up 'Eating Heaven.'
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your congrats. Annie wrote an excellent review on Eating Heaven on our blog last year, if you want to learn more about this fascinating book.
ReplyDeleteCongrats also to Ray and Simon on your book releases.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Narelle, Ray and Simon.
ReplyDeleteI heard Simon read an excerpt of Eating Heaven at the launch of his book. Fascinating reading!