Renee Crosby on Her Forthcoming Book
The book is Soup Kitchen for the Soul, forthcoming from Energion Publications. This is the author’s video explaining what led her to write the book.
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Weekly Hangouts December 8, 15, 22
There will be no Google+ Hangout on Tuesday, December 1st. Tuesday, December 8, 2015 @ 7p.m. Central Time “What is Christmas?” Henry and Jody Neufeld and Jan Edmunds (copy reader at Energion Publications) will come together and discuss Christmas, its history and what it is and can be now. Bring your own questions and opinions and join the…
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Release Date for Soup Kitchen for the Soul
We now have a firm release date for Soup Kitchen for the Soul, and it’s soon: June 4, 2010, with an initial signing on June 5. In addition, we’d like to introduce the author, Renee Crosby, by linking to a blog she wrote about the way in which God brings people together, opening up opportunities…
Dr David Croteau: Blogs & Moody Radio Show
Author David Croteau, Tithing After the Cross. shares his view recently on Today’s Christian Woman, How Much Should I Tithe? Dr Croteau is joined with Ruth Soukup and Dave Ramsey. And on January 17 @ 8a.m., Dr Croteau will be on the Moody Radio’s Up for Debate program, Are Christians Obligated to Tithe?, with Dr Ken Hemphill and Julie Roys. Just…
Holidays and the Empty Chair
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