Tricia Goyer's Blog, page 249
March 12, 2012
Podcast for Living Inspired: Regina Jennings and Julie Cantrell
Winners for this week's show are posted below!
{Regina Jennings}
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Learn more about Regina at her website: www.reginajennings.com. Visit her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReginaLJennings and Follow her on Twitter @ReginaJennings.
Enjoy more from Regina below as she shares four reasons to take your kids on a mission trip this summer!
Four
{Regina Jennings}
{ Listen to Regina's interview here }
Learn more about Regina at her website: www.reginajennings.com. Visit her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReginaLJennings and Follow her on Twitter @ReginaJennings.
Enjoy more from Regina below as she shares four reasons to take your kids on a mission trip this summer!
Four
March 11, 2012
Will You Be A John Harper? | Christine Beebe
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In the murky darkness of the ocean bottom, shrouded in mystery and rusticles, Titanic lives out her days -- distant, but not forgotten. The serenity and order that surrounds her belies the great tragedy that sent this majestic ship to its final resting place. A cup standing on an upright washstand and neatly stacked china dishes juxtaposed with twisted and torn metal -- there is
In the murky darkness of the ocean bottom, shrouded in mystery and rusticles, Titanic lives out her days -- distant, but not forgotten. The serenity and order that surrounds her belies the great tragedy that sent this majestic ship to its final resting place. A cup standing on an upright washstand and neatly stacked china dishes juxtaposed with twisted and torn metal -- there is
Will You Be A John Haper? | Christine Beebe
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In the murky darkness of the ocean bottom, shrouded in mystery and rusticles, Titanic lives out her days -- distant, but not forgotten. The serenity and order that surrounds her belies the great tragedy that sent this majestic ship to its final resting place. A cup standing on an upright washstand and neatly stacked china dishes juxtaposed with twisted and torn metal -- there is
In the murky darkness of the ocean bottom, shrouded in mystery and rusticles, Titanic lives out her days -- distant, but not forgotten. The serenity and order that surrounds her belies the great tragedy that sent this majestic ship to its final resting place. A cup standing on an upright washstand and neatly stacked china dishes juxtaposed with twisted and torn metal -- there is
March 9, 2012
Coming Soon: October Baby
I had a chance to watch October Baby with my family and I have to say I loved the movie! It's about a young woman who discovers that she was adopted--but more than that, that she survived an abortion attempt by her birth mother.
It's an impacting, moving story. It's told well, and they did a great job with the production. The story wasn't an easy one to tell, yet they pulled it off well
It's an impacting, moving story. It's told well, and they did a great job with the production. The story wasn't an easy one to tell, yet they pulled it off well
March 8, 2012
The Titanic Exhibition | Bethany LeBedz
Source: titanicbranson.com via Tricia on Pinterest
A beautiful young lady greets us as we approach the one-of-a-kind, unsinkable, floating palace. She directs us to the ticket office where our party of three receives a first-class ticket for me, a second-class ticket for my teenager, and a third-class ticket for my husband.
We climb aboard the ship with our mouths agape at its sheer
A beautiful young lady greets us as we approach the one-of-a-kind, unsinkable, floating palace. She directs us to the ticket office where our party of three receives a first-class ticket for me, a second-class ticket for my teenager, and a third-class ticket for my husband.
We climb aboard the ship with our mouths agape at its sheer
March 7, 2012
This week on Living Inspired: Regina Jennings and Julie Cantrell
Be sure to hop over to the Living Inspired Radio page and leave a comment and your e-mail address for your chance to win a copy of either Regina's or Julie's books!
This week on the show we are going to be talking to first time published author Regina Jennings -- a fellow homeschool mom of four! The second half of the show we are going to be talking to Julie Cantrell an editor-in-cheif turned
This week on the show we are going to be talking to first time published author Regina Jennings -- a fellow homeschool mom of four! The second half of the show we are going to be talking to Julie Cantrell an editor-in-cheif turned
The Other Side of Mom
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Do you ever wonder how your kids see you? I do...often. Most of the time I'm sure they see me as this crazy woman sitting at her computer typing away, wearing sweats and ponytail, and completely ignoring the TV blaring from six feet away.
I remember when I first started writing my mentor Robin Gunn told me about a time when a woman approached her (young-at-the time) daughter
Do you ever wonder how your kids see you? I do...often. Most of the time I'm sure they see me as this crazy woman sitting at her computer typing away, wearing sweats and ponytail, and completely ignoring the TV blaring from six feet away.
I remember when I first started writing my mentor Robin Gunn told me about a time when a woman approached her (young-at-the time) daughter
March 6, 2012
Meet Me In Philly!
When: March 14, 2012, 6:15 - 7:30 p.m.
Where: Philadelphia City Institute (A branch of the Philadelphia Free Library) Philadelphia, PA
What:
I will be sharing how to write the next great novel. I'll discuss writing both contemporary and historical novels that will get the attention of publishers. I'll also be reading from my new releases Beyond Hope's Valley and By the Light of the
Where: Philadelphia City Institute (A branch of the Philadelphia Free Library) Philadelphia, PA
What:
I will be sharing how to write the next great novel. I'll discuss writing both contemporary and historical novels that will get the attention of publishers. I'll also be reading from my new releases Beyond Hope's Valley and By the Light of the
111 Classic Movies To Share With Your Kids
Just the other day I was looking for a movie to watch with a friend's kids. They love High School Musical and all the new movies, but they watch those over and over again. Remembering the movies I loved as a kid--and ones my older kids loved--I started making a list of movies I'd love to share with my young friends. I also asked my Facebook and Twitter friends for input.
Tricia's Top Picks:
Tricia's Top Picks:
March 5, 2012
Favorite Pins | The Better Mom
It seems as if I learn something new about Pinterest every day. It's turned into my newest addiction. (Just ask my family!)
One cool thing I discovered is groups using Pinterest as a community bulletin board. Members of a group work as contributors to post items on a board. And then other members--any readers!--can comment on the pins and open up a conversation.
Here is a board I created
One cool thing I discovered is groups using Pinterest as a community bulletin board. Members of a group work as contributors to post items on a board. And then other members--any readers!--can comment on the pins and open up a conversation.
Here is a board I created
