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Daily Archives: January 22, 2015
Book Write-Up: A Light to My Path, by Lynn Austin
Lynn Austin. A Light to My Path. Minneapolis: Bethany House, 2004. A Light to My Path is the third book of Lynn Austin’s Refiner’s Fire series about the American Civil War. The first book, Candle in the Darkness, focused on … Continue reading
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R.I.P. Dr. Marcus J. Borg (1942 – 2015)
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