Found under 09 E: Devotions for every day of the year are offered in 365 More Meditations for Women.
Billy Crystal shares his life of joy, love, music and laughter with an eccentric family headed by the hardworking father who left them all too soon in 700 Sundays.
Using Ephesians 4:1-6 as a base, Janice E. Catron explores six aspects of our calling as Christians–relationship, choice, new identity, way of life, competence and ministry–in God’s Vision, Our Calling.
HAPPY reading in the NEW YEAR!

John Howard Griffin’s Black Like Me is as relevant today as it was when published in October 1961. The October issue of Smithsonian has a fine article about Griffin who felt the only way he could bridge the gap between the races was to become a Negro. You will find a copy of his book in our library (09 E) if you care to read it.
FYI . . . the oldest and the newest donations to our library are The Big Fisherman by Lloyd C. Douglas (1948) and John Grisham’s Skipping Christmas (2001). Both good reads. You will find them under 09 D.

Newest addition: Love Finds You in Valentine Nebraska by Irene Brand, a 2011 PW BOOK, donated by Rose Miller. A handsome rancher, a lovely girl, a unique setting, a touch of suspense and a faith that searches out the characters’ souls are ingredients in this delightful story set in none other than Valentine, Nebraska. You’ll find it displayed on the 09 shelf.

What book in our library is a gift of encouragement, a cup of refreshing water offered for the spiritual health of the church family? Read real stories from congregational life and ministry—each rooted in and illuminated by a season of the church year. How do you find this book? Look in Section 05-C and alphabetically under Ols for The Wisdom of the Seasons: How The Church Year Helps Us Understand Our Congregation authored by our good friend The Rev. Dr. “Chuck” Olsen.