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The Little Church Beside the Sea is a gently rhyming story about the power of faith. The little church in the story maintains faith and learns just how strongthe power of faith can be in the face of a seemingly hopeless situation.

A young man leaves a mysterious hidden paradise to search for someone he has met only in his dreams. His sole companion is a large, white dog. Will he overcome the dangers and temptations he faces and find his one true love?Son of Abeilhe is Book 2 in the series Tales of Ellmoria, written by Teresa M. Arsenault

Embark on this 90-Day Prayer Journey! Photographer Marcus Nicholas has curated 90 fantastic landscapes to uplift your soul and celebrate our creator.God has always pursued a love relationship with His children. A relationship that is personal and real. This 90-day journal encourages you to refocus and center yourself so you can adjust your life to the plan God has for you.

As a parent, do you find yourself feeling isolated? Unappreciated? Rest assured- you are not alone! Follow along with me as I share real-life stories and lessons learned in parenting four children. We all make mistakes, but take heart! You are God's choice for the job of raising your kids.The journey of raising children is not for the faint-hearted. Rely on the Lord for only He can turn a mess into a message, a test into a testimony, and a trial into triumph and what is broken into something beautiful.Allow these stories to help you embrace liberating truths to restore your confidence in this season of parenthood.

Come meet a sweet Osprey on his journey in Nova Scotia!Did you know that the Osprey is the provincial bird of Nova Scotia? Let's go on an adventure with Pickles the Osprey, and learn more about this amazing creature!Written by Connie DennisPhotographs by Don DennisIllustrations by Greg David

How can the Church fulfill its mandate to be one, even as the Father and the Son are one? The key is in what we all share in the unity of the Spirit.The society around us is becoming more and more diverse. Getting to know people in a meaningful way requires us to identify our own cultural biases and strive to understand theirs. Our unity as Christians in our local assemblies is being challenged in cultural ways now more than ever before. But unity is still our mandate from the Lord.This book provides tools to help us understand our brothers and sisters who are from different cultural backgrounds. Daniel presents a framework for how we can all come into alignment with the culture of heaven, finding unity in the Spirit. The challenge for all of us is to give up our unhealthy biases and nurture those that agree with the teachings of Christ. Only then can we be one- just as the Father and Son are one.

When life unravels, it is time to refocus on the Father's unfailing goodness. Building your spiritual foundation on His love for you will allow you to flourish like never before.Amidst the turmoil of life, how do you spiritually maintain your soul? How do you experience peace when you're in the midst of chaos? How do you live with gratitude when your hopes and plans have not yet been fulfilled? Who do you run to when everything falls apart? Where is your place of solace and rest?As a declaration of the goodness of God, this book serves as a reminder of how your Abba Father will lovingly meet you in whatever circumstance you find yourself in. He provides for your needs and has good plans for your life. Julianna reflects on her own relationship with her heavenly Father and His pursuit and provision for her in every season of life. As you abide in Christ, you are empowered to throw away worldly ways of functioning in order to exchange them for the peace and contentment that comes from living in sync with the Holy Spirit.

¿In this story of resilience, Simon's surroundings become a reflection of the loneliness he feels. During a Storm of Despair, Simon prays a simple prayer to make a friend. A new day brings a reminder that seasons change and this hope helps Simon see the opportunity that was already waiting for him.Simon Stayed is a story of a boy who didn't feel like he belonged. As he travels to new towns, he learns about who he can turn to during hard times, and the power of perspective. The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. Lam 3:22-23

There are times and circumstances in our lives where, in the middle of all the competing noise, we desperately seek the one voice that seems deafening silent- God's.If you find yourself at this moment you are not alone."When God is Silent" is not only a personal journey of searching for God's voice but an invitation for you to find His voice for yourself.

A story about finding what you didn't know was missing in the most unusual of places. Set in a rugged and long-forgotten area, where the shore meets the tide, The House the Captian Built spins an inviting world that time passes by. Dealing with loss and finding hope in the acceptance of others, this short story touches on difficult topics which both children and adults find hard to explain. Talks of loneliness, searching, and finding connection in a difficult world, are things we all struggle with at times. The House the Captain Built is a character-driven, fast-paced, and engaging story that will connect with readers regardless of age. Follow the journey of a boy searching for someone he lost, and along the way finds he is not alone in experiencing loss. Winner of the 2014 Joyce Barkhouse Writing for Children Prize- Nova Writes Competition for Unpublished Manuscripts.

After hiding twenty years in a remote monastery, living the life of a monk, falsely-accused fugitive and disgraced former knight Arghan of Danniker leads a clandestine effort to translate copies of lost Scriptures long forbidden by an all-powerful theocracy.

You were made unique and divine! Brown Like Me captures a young girl's experience of trying to fit into the world around her. Realizing that God made her unique on purpose, Talia is able to embrace her differences as a gift and not a burden.