Sisters in Ukraine are separated by war in this searing, realistic fiction novel for middle-grade readers.

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We cannot make God any greater than he is, but we can perceive him as greater in our lives.

Neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan, reconnects with her small-town past after a scandal causes her to leave her professional and personal life behind in the city.

This book follows Kaylee and her grandfather as they read the morning newspaper. While reading, they look for ways to pray for the children of the world.

In this practical book, Whitney R. Simpson offers carefully crafted guided prayers that provide an accessible way for us to quiet our hearts and enter into God’s presence.

Walt Whitman is celebrated as an iconic American poet, but few know of the role he played tending to the wounded in Civil War hospitals. This nonfiction picture book highlights Whitman’s compassion and teaches about empathy.

Ever since my harrowing, whirlwind birth experience years ago, I have felt a strange kinship with Mary.

In pursuit of a rare book, will Natalie and Mason find each other again?

The Porter’s Gate offers a gentle, stirring collection of church songs around the theme of the Lord’s Table.

Middle-grade novel offers a coming-of-age story set in “Bleeding Kansas.”

A guided adventure into the heart of the gospel story, inviting you to step into the lives of some of Jesus' closest friends—Mary, Martha, and Lazarus.

Recognizing that God provided those moments for me helped inspire a new prayer for my last days at college.

For the past several years, my job has been connected to child care (my own and others). As my children grow, I'm wondering how I can earn income in a different way and still be available for my children. Where do I start figuring out what's next?

“Wake up, wake up, birds!” croaks Raven one December night. “A child is born!”

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A couple lose their home and later discover that the husband has been diagnosed with a terminal illness as they embark on a year-long coastal trek.

These reflections, couched in the tradition of the author’s childhood, help readers enter into the wonder of Christ’s incarnation, bringing to the manger all that they are and do.

Mark Silk, a contributing editor to Religion News Service, describes a change in American public discourse over the last 40 years and a return of what he calls "classic Christian opposition to Judaism."

A moving father-son reconciliation is told by the First Nations premier of Manitoba.

Discover the history of the endangered Ojibwe horse and the daring intervention of the Lac La Croix First Nation in this celebration of community, tradition, courage, and hope.

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