Margaret Moore's life began with a miraculous recovery after a difficult birth, leading to a permanent disability and reliance on others. Despite family challenges, she pursued education and activities, sharing her touching, often humorous childhood experiences. Now a graduate and accomplished writer, her story inspires readers to overcome obstacles and achieve their ambitions.
Experience the Miracle: Boy Barely Clinging to Life After Auto Accident Survives to Share Journey of Faith
The combination of speed and half-frozen roadway proved to be an almost deadly combination, and Hylden would never be the same young man again.
Love’s Guest: Reflections of Inspiration and Wonder
RHINEBECK, NY, March 26—Monkfish Publishing / Red Elixir announced today that it will publish LOVE’S GUEST: REFLECTIONS OF INSPIRATION AND WONDER by Saint Catherine of Genoa, Edited by award winning author Marc Aronoff. With color illustrations by Jan Richardson, the book will be released on November 21st, 2023. Available through Ingram at all major bookstores. In Love’s Guest,... Continue Reading →
A Theology of Liberation: A Book Review
Liberation theology was a new kind of theology that started developing within Christianity in the 1960’s[1]. Gustavo Gutierrez, who is known as the father of liberation theology, was a priest in Peru. Over the course of his ministry he saw the oppression that the poor experienced and developed a heart for them. In the introduction... Continue Reading →
Karl Barth: A Brief Analysis Of His Book “Evangelical theology”
Karl Barth was one of the most influential theologians of the twentieth century. He is known for his work on the Epistle to the Romans and his Magnus Opus titled Church Dogmatics. However, his work titled Evangelical Theology: An Introduction, continues to make an impact in the world of theology. The book is different than... Continue Reading →
Unfolding A Post-Roe World: Book Recommendation
The subject of abortion has once again come to the forefront with the passing of the Dobbs decision by the supreme court. We all have a beginning, but when that beginning occurs is a matter of debate in the public sphere. In his book, Unfolding A Post-Roe World, Francis Etheredge answers this vital question from several disciplines. ... Continue Reading →