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Copyright 2009 Xlibris

Thankfully, a devout mother bridged the gap, loving her children, telling them Bible stories, teaching them to respect their father, and praying fervently for their safety and salvation. Annie Armstrong's prayers were heard. Joseph came to trust his kind heavenly Father who helped him love and forgive and rise above his circumstances to a life of purpose and peace.

This story, sometimes heartrending, sometimes heartening, points to the one true hope for all man's miseries--Jesus Christ, the true Light from heaven.

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Copyright 2011 Cascadia Publishing House

But Bibles in the vernacular language did not come without a price, and Elaine and her cousins found themselves facing risks that they never dreamed of, with a peace in the midst of it all that they could not explain. They learned to look past the tangled present into the unseen--into the eternity.

Never again would Elaine's life be calm and predictable, but the words that she learned to treasure still shone clear; that no matter what the circumstances or how high the price, we are His witnesses.

The inspiration for this story comes from the Martyr's Mirror where the story of John and Peter's martyrdom is recorded. The unnamed girl in that account the author called Elaine. Leonhard Keyser's story is also factual. The rest of the characters and the majority of the story plot are fictional.

One interesting thing about church history is how often young people were such strong, faithful witnesses. Their stories show us that we don't need to wait until we are thirty or so to throw our lives wholeheartedly into the cause of the Kingdom. The Lord calls us to follow Him-now! May this story draw our hearts to Him, and may He receive all the praise.

Copyright 2011 Carlisle Press

Against this background, Regina Strahm finds herself caught between two religious factions in Switzerland. Her parents repeatedly warn her against the Anabaptist heresy, and the young man she loves has no doubts about the state church's claims.

But why then does Zwingli's official religion fail to satisfy her spiritual emptiness? Have the heretics found a quality of life worth dying for?

Reprint 2006

Copyright 2011 Christian Light Publication

DreamSeeker Fiction Series 1

Copyright 2011 Cascadia Publishing House

"The Pink Plate" will show you what a child experiences when she is wrongfully blamed for breaking Kathleen's plate of mouth-watering fudge she had prepared for her boyfriend. Know, too, the joy of forgiveness, even after ten years.

You will fee as shamed-faced as Jean in the story "Trusie Kohl" as you discover the real reason that limping Trusie was stopped and questioned by a police officer. You see, Jean was sure that Trusie had stolen a purse. Actually, she was a hero.

These thirteen stories will bring tears to your eye and offer a deep concern for others as you read them through Christmas Carol Kauffman's observant and affectionate eyes. Each story contains a lesson for readers of all ages.

For more than a decade, the Youth's Christian Companion published numerous short stories written by Christmas Carol Kauffman. Within the pages of this book, rediscover twenty-one of Carol's beloved stories, originally published over fifty years ago.

Copyright 2010 Digital Legend