Yearly Archives: 2014

  Julie Mireau & Susan Harris  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtMrLWLjYnQ Worried about that few seconds of fame? Being under the lights can make you hot, but I’ve learned a few things that help me say cool. In no particular order, although prayer punctuates … Continue reading →

It’s great to have you here, Ruth L. Snyder. Welcome. You are from: Glendon (the pyrogy capital of Alberta) Tell us about your book: Cecile’s Christmas Miracle – Christmas, Christian contemporary fiction; No matter where we are, God wants to work … Continue reading →

Welcome Kimberley Payne from Millbrook, ON (1 hour east of Toronto) What books have you written? Nonfiction books on spiritual and physical health, many devotionals, and most recently two books in the Science & Faith Matters series. The first book, Trees of … Continue reading →

Hey you, are you going to Write Canada’s party? Who me? I’m always ready for a party, so yeah, tell me more. Write Canada is turning 30 this year. In June. Who or what is Write Canada? It’s  Canada’s largest … Continue reading →

  Good Morning, Deb and Steph. Welcome to my blog. Tell us where you’re from. Deb: Huntsville, ON Steph: St. Thomas, ON What is the title and genre of your book? A short tagline? Steph: Living Beyond My Circumstances is Deb’s … Continue reading →

Hello, Tandy, and welcome to my blog. I’ve read your beautiful book and love your approach to life’s simplicities. You are from? Airdrie, Alberta Give us the title and genre of your book and a 30 word or less tagline: … Continue reading →

A Melville author released her latest book on Amazon.ca April 8, reaching #3 on the website’s bestseller’s list for the week after it was released. Susan Harris – whose most recent titles include Little Copper Pennies and Little Copper Pennies … Continue reading →

Good Morning, Susan. Welcome to Vision and Verse, the Place for Arts and Artists. What have you written?  Four books- Golden Apples in Silver Settings (2011, White Lily Press), Little Copper Pennies: Celebrating the Life of the Canadian one-cent piece … Continue reading →

(… indicates missing lines. The photos are not included in the book.) The year 1985 was unlike any other year… On Tuesday, February 5th, 1985, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope John Paul II, paid a visit to … Continue reading →

“Being born into a Christian family does not make you a Christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car.” My pastor’s words ring in my ears today as an adult as it did when I was … Continue reading →