Yes, I’m back from Africa. And I’m alive! (I guess you figured that unless you thought I’m an imposter of me). I have lots of stories to tell you about Africa so please check back in a few days. But for today, since it’s time for our featured CSFF blogtour, I’ll add a short blurb in hopes that good Christian literature will grab more attention everywhere.
This month, the CSFF is featuring Karen Hancock’s Return of the Guardian-King : http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/0764227971
Although I have not read this book—hey, who can read when they’re crying so much?! (You should see those street children in Africa and see if you cry)—I know my fellow bloggers have, and they’ve written wonderful reviews so please visit some of their blogs:
CSFF Blog Tour
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Nissa Annakindt
Wayne Thomas Batson
Jim Black
Grace Bridges
Jackie Castle
Valerie Comer
Karri Compton
Frank Creed
< Gene Curtis
D. G. D. Davidson
Chris Deanne
Janey DeMeo
April Erwin
Kameron M. Franklin
Linda Gilmore
Beth Goddard
Marcus Goodyear
Andrea Graham
Katie Hart
Sherrie Hibbs
Sharon Hinck
Christopher Hopper
Heather R. Hunt
Becca Johnson
Jason Joyner
Karen
Tina Kulesa
Lost Genre Guild
Kevin Lucia and The Bookshelf Reviews 2.0 - The Compendium
Rachel Marks
Shannon McNear
Caleb Newell
Nicole
Eve Nielsen
John W. Otte
Robin Parrish
Rachelle
Cheryl Russel
Hanna Sandvig
Chawna Schroeder
Mirtika Schultz
James Somers
Tsaba House Authors
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Daniel I. Weaver
Dawn King
Rebecca Grabill
Jill Hart
I will be back soon with more news on my recent trip. Let’s just say that God was very present. I do thank you for your prayers.
Gratefully,,
Janey
6 comments:
Thanks for the intro!! When your eyes dry out, pick it up. But keep the tissues handy. ;-)
Thanks Becky. But the big question is: Will my eyes ever dry out? Probably not...
Well, that previous comment was from Rebecca Grabil, Janey.
I know what you mean about the eyes not drying out. Once you see the way others live, it changes you, changes your worldview.
But Karen Hancock's books do that too, is a reader lets them.
I guess it is really God using it all that brings that shift in our thinking.
Glad you're back safely, Janey.
Becky
Welcome home, Janey! May God help you grieve well and also give you great joy. I think sharing in His suffering by the things you do is one of the deepest gifts of friendship one can give to the Lord.
BTW,I'm trying to figure out why you couldn't get into the comments on my blog. It's set up just like yours where you just click on the comments--unless you were on my website, not my blog. I have both. This link will take you to my blog, which is GraceReign. My website is http://www.soulscents.us
Third-world nations can be overwhelming. Glad you lived to tell the tale and do the blog-tour thing!
Faith,
f
Thanks Frank.
OOOOOOOOOOOOps Becky, sorry I got the wrong Becky at first. Glad both Beckies stopped by.
I finally commented on your blog, Paula.
blessings,
j
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