I love meeting new people at NRB Convention each year. And the fun thing is that so often you meet someone new and they immediately introduce you to someone else new. That was the case with Mona Corwin. First, we interviewed Counter Culture Mom, Tina Griffin, then she introduced us to Mona, America's Mom Mentor. … Continue reading Mona Corwin – America’s Mom Mentor
I had the privilege of meeting Priscilla Wittman several years ago when she came from Germany to be a part of our Providence cast. She spent the night with us, and I still recall her sitting at our piano at the end of the day, playing old hymns. Something about the way she played, I've … Continue reading Priscilla Wittman – Actress
In December I attended my first meeting of the Nashville Christian Women in Media, and wow! What a great experience it was. I had no idea exactly what to expect, but I was totally unprepared for the overwhelming welcome and warmth of the group. I met authors, tv hosts, ministry leaders, and more. Leading the … Continue reading Sue McGray – Christian Women in Media
A Light on the Hill is unlike any book I've read. It's biblical fiction, but with a unique twist. Connilyn Cossette gives us a glimpse into Old Testament times by sharing the story of a young woman kidnapped and branded with the mark of the Canaanite temple gods. After her rescue Moriyah spends the next … Continue reading A Light on the Hill – Book Review
What a fun idea to set a series of historical novels in National Parks! Where the Fire Falls takes place in Yosemite in the 1920's. Karen Barnett weaves a story of intrigue and mystery in the vintage art world. Artist Olivia Rutherford has worked hard to create an image as an avant-garde artist in order … Continue reading Where the Fire Falls – Book Review
Faith-based films tend towards the dramatic, so if you’re a Christian looking for a comedy movie for your family to enjoy, your choices are pretty limited. Fortunately, you’ll soon have a new option – Altar Egos.
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If you're searching for sophisticated television viewing, no need to continue reading. However, if you're looking for mindless entertainment that will make you laugh in spite of yourself, you're in luck. The sixties were a great decade for silliness and laugh out loud tv programming, and I'm a big fan of so many sixties shows. … Continue reading Six Super Silly Sitcoms From the Sixties
Do you enjoy discovering old movies as much as I do? I love it when I stumble upon a movie I've never heard of, or even one I've heard of but knew nothing about. That's why I appreciate lists from fellow film lovers who can introduce me to new (to me) movies from days gone … Continue reading Favorite Films From Each Decade
