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Mrs. Wilson –Review by Teri Hyrkas Mrs. Wilson is a PBS Masterpiece three-part mini-series which aired during the early spring of this year. Mrs. Wilson (scriptwriter Anna Symon) is based on the true story of Alison McKelvie Wilson’s life of love,...
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Salt: A World History By Mike Kurlansky ISBN: 0-8027-1373-4 –Review by Douglas Balzer Salt, there is no doubt we need salt. Blood, sweat, and tears have the mineral salt in them. It is an essential mineral to life and good health. We generously shower our...
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Tranquility: Cultivating a Quiet Soul in a Busy World By David W. Henderson Review by Landrum P. Leavell III, Th.D. In “Sweet” fashion, a reading friend recommended this book to me, so I had to read...
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Paul: A Biography by N.T. Wright –Review by Teri Hyrkas The title says, Paul: A Biography, which is simple and straightforward. But if you surmise from the title that N.T. Wright’s latest book is a dry and dusty retelling of Apostle Paul’s life, you...
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The End of Sexual Identity: Why Sex Is Too Important to Define Who We Are By Jenell Williams Paris –Review by Vern Hyndman When I’m working with husbands, I have a saying, “No wife picks a fight that she thinks she’s going to lose, so if your wife is picking a...
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Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy Anne Lamott –Review by Landrum P. Leavell III, Th.D. I remember when I read Anne’s book, Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith. I thought it was great. I loved her...
