Ruby Blogger of the Week Mark Glamack!
Congratulations Ruby Blogger of the Week Mark Glamack!
Mark Glamack is the author of "Littluns: And the Book of Darkness" - "A very different reading experience for 'Young Adults' and grown-up readers looking to discover truth, peace, love, hope, joy, and their hearts desire."
Learn more about the amazing world of Littluns on Mark's Blog Be sure to check out his work in the monthly edition of Ruby for Women's e-zine as well!
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Congratulations Ruby Blogger of the Week – Angela De Souza of King’s Daughters
Check out Angela's blog at King's Daughters. Here is her featured blog post for this week:
Being a Wife - Who Expresses Her Feelings
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Ruby Shopkeeper of the Month – Dove Ministries
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Ruby Blogger of the Week: “Laura’s Thoughts on Scripture”
Congratulations Laura on becoming this week's Ruby for Women Blogger of the Week! Check out Laura's blog "" and dive into the Word of God on a routine basis! Be sure to check out Laura's other web site
February Book Give-Away; “The Bridge of Peace” by Cindy Woodsmall
February Book Give-Away
The Bridge of Peace
by
Cindy Woodsmall
Headstrong schoolteacher Lena Kauffman finds herself at the center of controversy in her Amish community when a young man in her classroom refuses to submit to her authority. As her friends and family rally around her, especially longtime friend, Grey Graber, things go from bad to worse when Grey’s wife, Elsie, becomes an accidental target in trouble meant for Lena. As the present unravels around them, each must find their own way through their private pain in order to find peace and a brighter future.
This second novel in the Ada’s House series returns to Dry Lake, Pennsylvania, and the beloved characters from The Hope of Refuge.
If you would like to enter the February Book Give-Away at Ruby for Women, please visit the Ruby blog and leave a comment, including your email address. You will be contacted for your mailing address if you are the winner. The drawing will take place on March 1, 2012.
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Ruby Shopkeeper of the Month: Nicole Rodriguez, Discovery Toys
Stop by Nicole's website, , to see all the amazing new products that are available for your little ones!
Ruby for Women Blogger of the Week: Kathleen Flanagan of “Sassy Granny”
Raised by parents of the "Greatest Generation," I grew up in the late 40s and 50s - the youngest of four girls. I've been married for over 40 years to my high school sweetheart, claiming three children, their spouses and seven grandchildren as my most valued treasures.
For much of my life I worked in business management, eventually finding my way into ministry. I now work alongside the Sr. Pastor in a sizeable, thriving church. Today I view life from the perspective that the best is always yet to come, which keeps me perched & ready for that next great thing. You might have guessed (and rightly so) that I see life in superlatives.
This week's featured blog post by Kathleen Flanagan is "The Year to Live Beautifully"
January Book Give-Away: “Hope of Refuge” by Cindy Woodsmall
January Book Give-Away
The Hope of Refuge
by Cindy Woodsmall
Raised in foster care and now a widowed single parent, New Yorker Cara Moore struggles against poverty, fear, and a relentless stalker. When a trail of memories leads Cara and her daughter, Lori, away from the city toward an Amish community, she follows every lead, eager for answers to mysteries from her past and a fresh start. She quickly discovers that Dry Lake, Pennsylvania, is no place for an outsider.
But one Amish man, Ephraim Mast, dares to fulfill the command he believes that he received from God – “Be me to her” – despite how it threatens his way of life. Ephraim’s sister Deborah is fearful of the strange Englischer woman causing turmoil for her family, but keeps focused on the marriage and home she longs to begin with Mahlon Stolzfus. Her dreams are threatened when Mahlon begins behaving oddly, withdrawing, and causing concern for Deborah and Mahlon’s mother, Ada.
Will the run-down house that Ada envisions transforming unite them toward a common purpose – or push Mahlon away forever? As Ephraim is torn between trying to do what he believes is right and the requirements of his community, he risks losing everything, including a developing friendship with the guarded single mother. And he knows that long-held secrets about her family history ripple beneath the surface of Dry Lake – secrets with the power to tear apart the home Cara is desperately trying to find.
If you would like to enter the January Book Give-Away at Ruby for Women, please leave a comment at the bottom of this post, including your email address. You will be contacted for your mailing address if you are the winner. The drawing will take place on February 1, 2011.
