Infuse Creativity In All You Do
Did you know that in 2005, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that nearly half of all Americans – 133 million – suffered from at least one chronic health condition? Sadly, things are not improving. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services projects that by 2020, 157 million Americans will be chronically […]
I love reading a good devotional – but over the years, I’ve discovered that finding a devotional that ministers to one’s spiritual needs can be a daunting task. Some devotionals are too lightweight; others are too intellectual. Some are overly sentimental; others are too dry. Some focus on matters that seem rather trite; others are written about […]
Have you ever dreamed of launching an exciting creative project but couldn’t because you lacked the funding to get it off the ground? If so, I’d like to introduce a book that has the potential to change your life. The Kickstarter Handbook – Real-Life Crowdfunding Success Stories by Don Steinberg describes everything you need to know […]
Art is a door opener. Subconsciously or consciously We all express our emotions through art. Diane Fausek-Steinbach Are you a therapist who is considering incorporating art therapy into your practice to facilitate your client’s growth? Do you volunteer or work in an institutional environment that is interested in developing a therapeutic art program for its […]
Are you looking for some fresh ways to revitalize your faith, improve your health, and enjoy life more in the New Year? If so, check out Sheri Rose Shepherd’s new book, If You Have A Craving, I Have A Cure. In this book, Sheri shares a number of easy-to-implement coaching tips to help you live […]
When it comes to books on sharing and living out your faith in the real world, I tend to approach them with caution. I’ve read too many books by authors who mean well but are out of touch with the realities of the day. So, I was quite surprised to find myself drawn to Bold As Love […]
Thought For The Day The greatness of a nation and its moral progress Can be judged by the way its animals are treated. Mohandas Gandhi Changes are coming to the tiny town of Crossing Trails – changes that threaten its very survival. The town’s largest employer is going out of business. Vital services that residents […]
I have often wondered how a woman could voluntarily give up all of the freedoms, protections, and rights afforded her by living in the Western world to move to a country where freedom is non-existent and danger is lurking around every corner. So, it was with great interest that I read Kate McCord’s (a protective […]
Books For Cooks – Gift Guide How many of you are looking for: The perfect gifts for the foodies and hostesses in your lives? Fresh ideas for entertaining during the holidays and new year? Recipes that will help make party planning and preparation more enjoyable? Books that will deepen your understanding of basic cooking techniques? […]
If I Should Die Before My Dog – Book Review As a dog lover and dog guardian, have you ever wondered: What would happen if you could no longer care for your dog? Who would take care of your faithful companion if he/she outlived you? How would the new caretakers know about your dog’s special needs? […]
Have you ever wondered why your dog: Chews on the sofa the moment you leave the house? Chases cars and barks at the mailman? Walks in circles, digs holes, and licks you incessantly? I did too… until I discovered Hy Conrad’s and Jeff Johnson’s highly informative and massively entertaining book, Things Your Dog Doesn’t Want You To […]