In the mid-1800s, women in America were facing many of the same challenges that women are still facing today. Jane Kirkpatrick examines these challenges in her Christian fiction novel Something Worth Doing. Based on real-life suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway, Kirkpatrick tells the story of a young woman who settles in Oregon Territory with her family …
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An Appalachian Summer Book Review
An Appalachian Summer by Ann H. Gabhart is Christian historical fiction novel set in Depression-era 1933. The main character is Piper Danson, a debutante from an affluent family who is making her way into society. The Danson family acquired their wealth in the banking industry. They have weathered the stock market crash of 1929, thanks …
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Powerlines
I wonder -if wooden power poles had feelings- how this poor pole feels about having so many powerlines attached to it. It might feel overwhelmed or confused. Perhaps it feels forsaken. Maybe it feels like it’s being pulled in too many directions. It stands alone, with nothing to support it. In order to keep from …
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