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Looking Out the Window: Shannon Vanatter's Blog Tour for Rodeo Reunion. Enter to Win a Book and a Prize.

      A Warm Welcome to Shannon Vannatter   Shannonā€™s offering a special giveaway to commemorate the Heartsong Presents line since itā€™s ending this month. Comment and leave an e-mail address below to enter the drawing for one of ten copies of Rodeo Reunion . The ten copies will be split among names drawn during the blog tour from June 1st ā€“ July 1st. But that's not all One winner will receive this baseball themed memory board personally crafted by Shannon. Winners will be revealed on Shannonā€™s blog  here on July 22nd. Today Shannon talks about Rodeo Reunion and shares her favorite Bible verse as well as a favorite recipe Bible verse Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. (Acts 4:12 KJV) Fruit Salad Recipe   16 oz. cool whip 8 oz. small curd cottage cheese 1 small box gelatin (any flavor) At least four different kinds of fruitā€”fres...

Looking Out the Window: Lillian Duncan Talks about Facing Adversity and Tells Us How in God, Life & Hula Hoops, Her New Book.

A Warm Welcome to Lillian Duncan Lillian will give away EITHER a PDF OR Kindle copy of her new book, God, Life and Hula Hoops. To enter to win leave a comment and an e-mail address below. Even a Hula Hoop! Iā€™m sure youā€™ve heard the phrase, when the going gets tough, the tough get going or maybe they go shopping. I forget which it is. But what about writers? When the going gets tough, they write! And so I have. God, Life and Hula Hoops is the result. In 2012 I was diagnosed with bilateral brain tumors. Fortunately they were benign, but as I like to say, there are two definitions for benign. One being non- cancerous, the other meaning harmlessā€”which my brain tumors definitely are not! My life took a dramatic turn with the diagnosis and is still topsy-turvy to this day. Life isnā€™t always easy, but there is always hope because God doesnā€™t leave us alone in our battles. Even before I needed them, God taught me what I needed to stay in his peace and joy, in spite of all t...

Looking Out the Window: Christine Lindsay Talks about Veiled at Midnight, the Third Book in Her Twilight of the British Raj Series. Gives Away an e-Book of Each Title in the Trilogy.

  A Warm Welcome to Christine Lindsay     Christine will give away an e-book of all three novels in her series. To enter to win them leave a comment and an e-mail address below.   ļ»æ A MOST DISREPUTABLE PASTā€”by Christine Lindsay Iā€™ll come clean with you. Iā€™m one of those people with a ā€œpastā€. Yes, today I stand on stages and share the gospel message of Jesus Christ with hundreds of women at a time. But, like Mary Magdalene Iā€™m a woman with a pastā€”a past that makes me blush. A past that I donā€™t share the details ofā€”details I donā€™t want my children to know aboutā€”Iā€™d cringe embarrassment and shame.  But the most important reason I donā€™t blurt out all my shameful past is because I donā€™t have to. Years ago when I put my faith in Jesus Christ I became a new womanā€”a woman worthy of wearing white when I walked up the aisle to marry my husband. There was nothing in my disreputable past that could not be washed away by the atoning sacrifice of Jesu...