Billie Lyn Jensen

Jeremy, a shy but inquisitive little mouse finds his way into a small country church. There he becomes friends with its rector Father Bob, explores the nooks and crannies of the old building, and learns about its people and the needs of the congregation. In the process, Jeremy also discovers his own unique talent: art, which he anonymously uses to help lift the spirits of those around him. Meanwhile, the old church boiler is about to blow, his art could soon expose his existence to those around him, and a hawk threatens his very existence if he tries to run away. Yet, in spite of all that's going on-or perhaps because of it-this tale of innocence, kindness and miracles acts as a gentle reminder for the child in each of us: that the "good" always win in the end.

"Extra Extra Read all about it Peace declared between Creation and Evolution "Fact or fiction? If you think that the story of Creation in the book of Genesis is meant only for little children, then "A House without Walls" may change your mind. An unlikely child plays a game with God and, in the process, begins to see the events of this universe through radically different eyes.This book will show that according to the Bible our solar system is about 4.6 billion years old andthat the evolution of species is true, but only a small part of something larger.If you're looking for something a bit different, then this book may be just what you need to turn and become like a child, again; to see without prejudice that "it's what's inside that counts"; and, perhaps, to experience anew what it's like to be open to the Holy Spirit and become "A House without Walls."