Novedades

An allegory of the nine spices mentioned in Song of Solomon compared with the nine fruits of the Spirit.

The fourth book in the Esther Reid series, Wise and Otherwise deepens the spiritual and relational threads among familiar characters. When Dell Bronson comes to stay with Abbie, their time together is soon shaped by the arrival of a new pastor—one whose past intersects painfully with Dell’s.

This play written by G.K. Chesterton's wife Frances Chesterton, is an interesting weaving of faith and fable, gods and saints. She calls it an old fashioned morality tale. With an introduction by Frances Chesterton expert Nancy Carpentier Brown, the play creates an interesting juxtaposition of the old and the new, the darkness and the light.

Kinsley has always been the strong one—the steady shoulder, the quiet presence, the girl who holds everything together while falling apart inside. But silence, no matter how noble, has a weight. And hers is finally catching up with her. In this heartfelt and emotionally rich novel, Michael J. Melton tells the story of a young woman who has learned to hide behind calmness and composure, burying her exhaustion, loneliness, and spiritual longing beneath smiles that no one questions. Everyone leans on Kinsley, but no one stops to ask how much it costs her to be “the mature one."