All Alone
by Donald W. Berghuis
A post-apocalyptic novel in which a Christian man is left to navigate what is left of his world after a disaster. He questions why this has happened to him, identifying strongly with the biblical Job. This is the author’s first published novel. (PublishAmerica). Berghuis is a member of Avery St. Christian Reformed Church in
South Windsor, Conn.
All Nature Sings: A Spiritual Journey of Place
by Carol J. Rottman
Filled with essays and meditations, Carol Rottman’s book examines the prairie that she and her husband, Fritz, have lovingly restored on Flat Iron Lake. Their preserve inspires her spiritually and intellectually, and she writes on many topics—environment, family, gardening—as she marks the passing seasons. (Credo House). Rottman is a member of Eastern Ave. Christian Reformed Church Grand Rapids, Mich.
How to Write Powerful College Student Resumes and Cover Letters
by Quentin J. Schultze, and Bethany Kim
This new guide to writing resumes and cover letters was originally designed for college students, as the title implies. But Calvin College professor Schultze says that many people who are making midlife career changes are finding it helpful as well. Practical and full of tips, it is a great resource for anyone faced with the sometimes overwhelming task of promoting themselves to would-be employers. (Edenridge Press). Schultze is a member of Church of the Servant Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Talking with God: Prayers, Meditations & Conversations for God-seekers
by Henry J. Baron
Henry Baron opens his heart to readers in this collection, giving an honest account of what it means to converse with God. Promoting meditation and prayer, he offers readers hope and encouragement, whether they find themselves in the heights of joy or in the midst of suffering. (Exxel Publishing). Baron is a member of Neland Ave. Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Year of Living Metaphorically
by Blake Hiemstra
After attending the 2008 Festival of Faith and Writing at Calvin College, middle school teacher Blake Hiemstra challenged himself to write 600 words every day. This book is a collection of his sometimes humorous, sometimes serious musings on, as the subtitle explains, “Life, Faith, Family and the Creatures Known as Middle Schoolers.” (CreateSpace). Hiemstra is a member of First Christian Reformed Church in Visalia, Calif.