Deb’s Dozen: Dying church. Faulty focus. Frustrated pastor. Congenial consultant. Daring dreams. Renewed passion? Pete Blackman was frustrated. His wife, Monica, was hurt and angry. Green Street Baptist was not a good place to work—full of contention and controversy. As … Continue reading
Deb’s Dozen: Amazing what hope and healing occurs when God’s grace touches hurting hearts. Seldom do I review two books by the same author back to back, but Cynthia Ruchti’s beautiful words have graced my life for the past two … Continue reading
Deb’s Dozen: Canoeing for clarity. Lightning for light? Faith and family are everything! I bought and read Cynthia Ruchti’s book, They Almost Always Come Home, about a year ago after reading and loving All My Belongings—and was equally entranced. Libby’s … Continue reading