Kirjahaku

This is a collection of humorous and light-hearted fishing stories, most of which come from experiences by the authors. Fishing jokes have been added. One story is fiction, a winning story called "In Pursuit of the Mighty Muskie." There is one story about the introduction of salmon to the Great Lakes.

Emily goes to a farm to spend a week with her grandparents. They present her with a Bible and, while reading it, she has many questions about the Christian faith. Her grandparents gladly answer her inquiries. This is an excellent book to help young readers understand what it means to become a Christian.

A Road to Christianity, Islam and Judaism contains brief overviews of the three major religions in the world today. They are the Islamic religion, the Judaic religion, and the Christian religion. These overviews, with supporting biblical and Qur'anic verses, are related in the form of roads with their twists, turns, ruts, and potholes. Many roads or overviews are unknown or learned based on the learner's heritage (e.g., original sin).It would take a person a lifetime to research all the minutiae connected with the history, tenets, beliefs, congregations, sects, churches, mosques, synagogues, and people of the three major religions. The three religions have many differences, as well as many similarities. All three religions believe in the same god/creator and Old Testament characters, except by different names. All three religions believe in resurrections, the afterlife, Adam and Eve, and messengers.

A Road to Christianity, Islam and Judaism contains brief overviews of the three major religions in the world today. They are the Islamic religion, the Judaic religion, and the Christian religion. These overviews, with supporting biblical and Qur'anic verses, are related in the form of roads with their twists, turns, ruts, and potholes. Many roads or overviews are unknown or learned based on the learner's heritage (e.g., original sin).It would take a person a lifetime to research all the minutiae connected with the history, tenets, beliefs, congregations, sects, churches, mosques, synagogues, and people of the three major religions. The three religions have many differences, as well as many similarities. All three religions believe in the same god/creator and Old Testament characters, except by different names. All three religions believe in resurrections, the afterlife, Adam and Eve, and messengers.