MORE THAN A CASSEROLE Continued...
easier to learn by reading, than by having to experience firsthand. The book begins with
“The Appetizer” (Introduction): an anecdote which will remind the reader of her own
memories of “show and tell” and sets the theme for the book. Memories as a child hoping
to have the best item for “show and tell” then transitions to present day and challenges the
reader to aspire to become the best shining example of Christ for others to see on every
“share day” of life.
Christians have the reputation of taking food to friends and neighbors for every occasion
— so much so that we are often being teased about it. But what should one do when we
happen to notice the police car in front of the neighbor’s house? Or what could you do to
encourage a friend headed on a mission trip? A casserole hardly seems the answer. In
most cases, many people don’t do anything — and then they feel bad about it. Most people’s
excuse is: They just can’t think of anything appropriate to do!
“The Appetizer” (Introduction): an anecdote which will remind the reader of her own
memories of “show and tell” and sets the theme for the book. Memories as a child hoping
to have the best item for “show and tell” then transitions to present day and challenges the
reader to aspire to become the best shining example of Christ for others to see on every
“share day” of life.
Christians have the reputation of taking food to friends and neighbors for every occasion
— so much so that we are often being teased about it. But what should one do when we
happen to notice the police car in front of the neighbor’s house? Or what could you do to
encourage a friend headed on a mission trip? A casserole hardly seems the answer. In
most cases, many people don’t do anything — and then they feel bad about it. Most people’s
excuse is: They just can’t think of anything appropriate to do!
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inspires and encourages the millions of scrapbooking women and others who desire to
leave a written legacy to do it differently—with faith as a backdrop—as each chapter of
the book weaves the thread of God’s love for us and through us.
The author’s personal stories of amazing rescues, milestones, faith, and found treasures
will remind each one of their own family’s struggles and
blessings. The memory joggers, tips, and opportunities to fill in your own story will guide
you in documenting your faith walk. It’s more than just another book on scrapbooking
about faith – it’s a faithbook - a legacy of love for future generations.
leave a written legacy to do it differently—with faith as a backdrop—as each chapter of
the book weaves the thread of God’s love for us and through us.
The author’s personal stories of amazing rescues, milestones, faith, and found treasures
will remind each one of their own family’s struggles and
blessings. The memory joggers, tips, and opportunities to fill in your own story will guide
you in documenting your faith walk. It’s more than just another book on scrapbooking
about faith – it’s a faithbook - a legacy of love for future generations.
Telling Your Story: Leaving A Legacy of Love
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Bad Vacations
“I’m going to stop the car this instant if you don’t stop fighting!” Did
you ever hear those words or perhaps you said them to you own children.
Now is the time to relive those vacations gone awry, or didn’t quite
turn out the way you had planned. If your story is selected by Family
Tree Magazine, you could be the winner of a terrific tote – “handy for
emergency supplies.” Post your story to <forum.familytreemagazine.
com/forum/forums/forum-view.asp?fid=24> or mail entries to All in the
Family/July2009, Family Tree Magazine, 4700 E. Galbraith Road,
Cincinnati, OH 42536
“I’m going to stop the car this instant if you don’t stop fighting!” Did
you ever hear those words or perhaps you said them to you own children.
Now is the time to relive those vacations gone awry, or didn’t quite
turn out the way you had planned. If your story is selected by Family
Tree Magazine, you could be the winner of a terrific tote – “handy for
emergency supplies.” Post your story to <forum.familytreemagazine.
com/forum/forums/forum-view.asp?fid=24> or mail entries to All in the
Family/July2009, Family Tree Magazine, 4700 E. Galbraith Road,
Cincinnati, OH 42536