Every fairy tale has a moment when the prince finally dances with the leading lady. A little girls devotion to God is to be that of a princess dancing with her Prince. Lady in Waiting for Little Girls is a motherdaughter mentoring book that is to be enjoyed together. Jackie Kendall, bestselling auth... (more)

Wilderness explorer Max Bremmer's dreams are shattered when he suffers a severe injury that forces him to settle in Reardon Valley. When he catches sight of the mysterious Belinda Gregg, he is driven to uncover the secrets of her family's secluded life on the river. As Max enters the uncharted terri... (more)

Elizabeth Lambert is on the fast track to success, so she doesn't have time for Kavan Donavon. Can he convince her that love is the greatest ambition? 176 pages, softcover.

Elizabeth prefers a land of promise... ...over the life of mundane propriety. When offered a job caring for an injured family acquaintance, Elizabeth Simmons gladly sets off for the newly formed Arizona Territory. However, she soon discovers the awful truth behind her new arrangement. Michael ... (more)

A young widow, Lovejoy Spencer has experienced the worst that marriage can offer. Now she is determined to make sure her younger sister and two friends are not about to make the same mistake when they travel across the country, intent on marrying three brothers. Daniel Chance is a surly widower lost... (more)

Dire Sunday services, shrinking congregations, and financial meltdown are the realities of the contemporary Church of England. In this controversial book, Michael Hampson, who worked as a parish priest for 13 years, examines why the Church of England is in such crisis. He describes a church irreconc... (more)

In this timely two-in-one volume, Charles Swindoll helps readers rediscover two profound benefits of knowing God: joy and hope. In Laugh Again, readers learn how to live in the present, to say no to negativity, and realize that while no ones life is perfect, joy is always available. Applying scriptu... (more)

Discover outrageous joy in this modern classic. Chuck Swindoll shows how we can live in the present, say "no" to negativism, and realize that while no one's life is perfect, joy is always available. Applying scriptural truths in a practical way, Swindoll shows readers how to laugh again.

A serious but funny book on the important place of humour in the spiritual life. Humour floods our lives. We use it to entertain, to reduce stress and promote health, to smooth social interactions (or to make people bristle), to sell products of all kinds, to persuade about ideas, and much more. ... (more)