Kirjahaku

There is a storm coming. The children of the Latter Rain orphanage are afraid, but prayer will save the day.

There is a path that leads to the heart of God. It is called "True Worship". I was caught in the hour of worship by the one who sought the spirit and truth worshipper. I was taken away caught up in a love affair with the creator. There were no spectators to perform for. There was no choir, no instruments playing, Just a sound from heaven that I began to bring forth out of my spirit. God turned his face to me. He has remained here ever since. Out of this place I am able to bring forth so much beauty from his riches in glory. There is revelation here. Mysteries are revealed here. This compilation of poetry is just a peek into my heart. Just a taste of the Goodness the LORD has shown me. They will minister to your spirit. They will heal the broken hearted. They will provide rest for the weary. They were brought forth from a place of worship. Enjoy Be Blessed

Job's Jemima tells the story of Job in a way that is fun and rememberable. Jemima Love is the new teacher at Latter Rain Orphanage and she is just the woman for the job. She is kind and understands how to capture the interest of children going through challenges of being an orphan.

Prepare to embark on a mesmerizing journey into the enchanting world of Palouse Manor, where an extraordinary tale of friendship, courage, and the remarkable connection between humans and animals unfolds. In this heartwarming story, you'll meet the Smithsonian cats, a clan of fluffy white feline guardians who valiantly protect the manor from mice and rodents. Yet, there's one exceptional mouse who defies the norm - Tigger.At the heart of this captivating narrative is Olivia, the cherished only child of Palouse Manor. Olivia possesses a rare and wondrous gift, known as Newair. Newair enables her to hear the voices of animals as they ride the winds, and it allows her to communicate with them in a language known only to a select few. But there's a catch - Olivia must choose to listen.Within Palouse Manor, a sacred covenant is upheld by the Smithsonians, who vow never to take the life of any mouse or rat that finds its way inside. Instead, these tiny intruders are granted notice and time to leave the manor of their own accord. They are free to make their homes in the sprawling fields that surround the estate.Enter Tigger, a pint-sized mouse, no bigger than a pea, who ventured into the manor with his devoted mother, Jacqueline. Their presence marked an exceptional departure from tradition, as they became the first mice to be granted residence within the manor's walls.Jacqueline, however, was no ordinary mouse. She had captured Olivia's heart and was, in fact, the girl's favorite pet, sharing that special place in her heart with Smidge, the lovable mangalitsa pig. Jacqueline enjoyed a year of blissful existence in the manor before Misty, one of the vigilant Smithsonian cats, uncovered her secret.Misty's discovery sent shockwaves through the feline protectors. She launched a relentless campaign to oust Jacqueline, deploying mouse traps, poisonous pellets, and even calling in an exterminator. Panic swept through the manor as the Smithsonians, driven by a deep sense of urgency, sought to save Jacqueline from impending danger.But Jacqueline was unwavering in her resolve. She refused to leave the manor, for she couldn't bear the thought of exposing her beloved son, Tigger, to the perils of life in the fields - a life fraught with danger from snakes, tomcats, and the menacing barn owls. Jacqueline knew this danger all too well, having lost Tigger's father, Jonathan, to the harsh realities of field life.Join us in the enchanting world of "Tigger The Mouse and the Smithsonian," where bonds are forged, and courage is tested. This heartwarming story will transport you to a realm where the boundaries between humans and animals blur, leaving you captivated by the enduring love between Olivia, Jacqueline, Tigger, and the Smithsonian cats. Order your copy today and embark on an unforgettable adventure

The Morning Glories presents a collection of personalized children's books where your child's imagination takes center stage Each story is created in collaboration with parents and their children, transforming their unique ideas into magical adventures. With custom illustrations that bring your child and their loved ones to life on every page, these one-of-a-kind books capture their personalities and dreams like never before.Whether your little one dreams of being a brave explorer, a daring astronaut, or a kind-hearted superhero, The Morning Glories turns their fantasy into a reality.In A Cake for Mommy, three siblings rush to bake a special birthday cake for their mom, all while keeping their mischievous baby brother from eating too much icing It's a heartwarming, fun-filled tale that celebrates family, teamwork, and love.

It was a beautiful bright sunny day, and the clouds were round, perfectly white and fluffy. I was on a drive when the characters for "Tigger the Mouse and the Smithsonians" began to take shape in the sky. I first saw that the clouds had formed a little mouse laid over on his back in laughter. Immediately I knew he was, "Tigger." As I continued to drive another character had formed, it was a curly haired pig. I said, "Lord, are there curly haired pigs?" Well if there are, this one looks like a "Smidge." The story began to unfold. I went home and "Googled" curly haired pigs. Low and behold, there they were. Mangalitsa pigs, curly haired like sheep living off the land instead of mud and slop. I was overjoyed with laughter. A story with such a magical beginning must have some magical characters, and it does. There is Olivia, who speaks to animals with "Newair". The gift of "Newair" allows humans to hear the thoughts of animals as they travel on the wind. There is Smidge the mangalitsa pig that defies all we thought we knew about the rotund creatures. She loves to stay clean, and pretty. Last, but definitely not least, there is "Tigger" the little mouse with the heart and soul of a tiger Book One tells the story of Tigger's parents and how they came into the care of the Smithsonians