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Started Apr 5
Proverbs 31 Woman
Mothers and the Proverbs 31 Woman
The Proverbs 31 woman was a wife, mother and business woman. It’s important to remember those three aspects - all knitted into one. Today women struggle to manage all their various roles and the many hats they wear, daughter, sister, auntie, wife, mother, friend, lover, worker, nurse, house duties and so on. Just where [...]Showing Love is not subservient
I hope you’ve seen my Proverbs 31 Woman presentation set to music? I have it linked on the site here or you can see it at youtube. I had an interesting comment placed at youtube which basically said the writer felt that the Proverbs 31 verses were not positive but saying that women were servants. This morning [...]You Don’t Have To Wait Till It Gets Dark
This was shared on a forum I belong to and I asked permission to bring it here. Today is my day for the devotional and I want to share something that Celiabeth said to me the other afternoon. Remember, she is our youngest grandchild and has just turned four years old. At the time [...]She speaks with wisdom…
and faithful instruction is on her tongue Prov 31:26 It’s not always easy to know what the right thing to do or say is. I manage a forum of over 1,000 people, mainly women, in the Virtual Assistant industry. The forum is many years old but in recent years I’ve felt the need to bring on board [...]You bless him!
Proverbs 31:20 She opens her arms to the poor and extends her hands to the needy. There’s a man I see shuffling along in the local shopping strip almost every day. He walks with head bowed and usually has a bunch of books and a bible under his arm. He rarely looks up at anyone. Many months ago [...]Kathie M. Thomas's Page
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- About Me and My Book:
- Worth More Than Rubies: The Value of a Work At Home Mom (pub. 2007)
"Worth More Than Rubies" was written to encourage women worldwide about returning home to work and being present for their families. Society has broken the family unit down a lot these days and if we women can do something to help pull it back together, then being at home is a good thing to do. This book is a combined personal study of what the Proverbs 31 Woman means in our modern times and my own story of bringing up 5 daughters whilst running a full time business from my home base, and supporting a busy executive husband.
It Happened By Design: A series of God-incidence stories (pub. 2008)
This started off being my own personal stories published on a blog about God-incidences in my life and then others started contributing their own stories. I decided to publish a book with some of these stories and put out a call to authors worldwide to add to them. There are some really amazing stories in the book - some miraculous, but most just about every day incidents that show that God really does care about our day-to-day living. They show that things certainly do happen by design - His design. This book would uplift and encourage any reader, even if they are not a Christian.
Web addresses for these below - both available at Amazon.com and also direct from the websites.
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- http://www.kathiemthomas.com
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Amazon book launch for "It Happened By Design" happening today - 1st December
I have recently published a new book about God-Incidences - those incidences in life where you just know God had His hand on your life. There are 50 stories by 30 contributing authors.
It has recently been placed in Amazon.com and today, 1st December I have a launch taking place with many giveaways for those who purchase copies.
http://www.ithappenedbydesign.com/amazon-campaign-entry.htm
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It has recently been placed in Amazon.com and today, 1st December I have a launch taking place with many giveaways for those who purchase copies.
http://www.ithappenedbydesign.com/amazon-campaign-entry.htm
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Posted on November 30, 2008 at 3:33pm —
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It's wonderful to see you here. I haven't written my book yet but I feel as though I'm in the right place to get some tips. I've started recording material so I'm heading in the right direction. Writing has always been a bit of a challenge. I have to say speaking comes so much more easily. I'm determined though so I'm sure I'll get there.
Scribblers’ Retreat Writers’ Conference 2009
Literacy is our purpose.
Fulfilling dreams is our goal.
www.scribblersretreatwritersconference.com
@ Sea Palms Resort, St. Simons Island, Georgia
February 12-15, 2009 – Elizabeth Blahnik, Ernest Gilbert, Pam Mueller, Kathy Kerr, Maggie Toussaint, Dr. Jim Outlaw, Lee Carter, Millie Wilcox, Monica Simmons, Roger Pinckney
May 14-17, 2009 –Dickie Anderson (F), Ed Ginn, Ervin Williams, Holly McClure, Cappy Rearick, Harlan Hambright, Constance Daley, Bud Hearn, William Rawlings
August 13-16, 2009 – “SciFi, Fantasy, Mystery, Inspirational”
November 12-15, 2009 – “Novels, Short Stories, etc”
Scribblers’ Retreat is a non-profit organization established with the goal of reaching writers of all ages; to inspire and promote their hidden gifts and talents.
By involving the local community, authors, publishers, editors, journalists and all forms of the literary world, we are opening their minds and bringing hope where there was doubt.
Scribblers’ Retreat is not the typical classroom setting. It was designed to bring world-class authors, literature professors, editors, journalists, illustrators, photo journalists, proofreaders, publishers, publicists, screenplay writers, and website/graphic designers, etc. one-on-one with young and old alike. It is the opportunity of a lifetime for someone who has had a manuscript in a desk drawer for 40 years or who has an outstanding poem that simply must be read.
Scribblers’ Retreat Writers’ Conference
Where “can’t” is not in our vocabulary.
For more information:
Jeanie Pantelakis
Co-director
Scribblers' Retreat Writers' Conference
1-800-996-2904
912-230-2207
cpantelakis@gmail.com
I forgot to mention on the discussion post that you can be both a workshop host and sponsor. Email me at promoday@ymail.com for more information about sponsoring.
I'd also be happy to interview you for my other site, http://writersandauthors.blogspot.com, in the new year.
John Kremer, founder
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