Alumni Authors
Jill Hart
So You Want to Be a Work-at-Home Mom
Jill Hart is the founder of Christian Work at Home and a contributing author in “Laundry Tales”, “The Business Mom Guide Book” and others. “So You Want to Be a Work-at-Home Mom” details all the basics of starting a business in a spiritual, motivational and comprehensive manner. From deciding what type of business to start, to keeping your family and faith first, this helpful tool details every aspect of establishing a business. It is an inspirational approach that will provide you with the needed resources to start your own home based business.
Patty Nun
The Bathsheba Legacy – Royalty to Redemption
A study for women toward emotional healing. Over 20 years ago the author was sexually assaulted, and the attacker, though caught, disappeared and never showed up for the hearing. On a mission trip to Mexico in 2001, Patty told the story to her peers, expressing her anger and prejudice. After they prayed with her and for her, she began the process of emotional healing. Putting this study together reminded the author that it is God who got into her wounded heart and gave her peace. Patty graduated from Grace with a Masters in Counseling.
C.T.L. Spear
Still a Kid!
Youth is yours only once, but immaturity can last a lifetime and steal your best opportunities! In Still a Kid! you will meet Jether, a Bible character more obscure than Jabez. Twenty-one words enshrine his legacy – a lad who missed fame and fortune by clinging to immaturity and indecision. Kids of all ages see the pitfalls that circumvent success in Jether’s tragic tale. An excellent gift for the graduate, audio and e-book are included.
Don Regier
The Long Ride
One side of this flip-book introduces two orphaned Chinese girls and the other tells the story of a family searching for two girls to adopt. In the middle the two stories unite the two groups from opposite sides of the world become one special family. Don Regier is a published author of children’s books who is a 1964 graduate of Grace University.
Judy A. Andres
The Valley of the Shadow of Death
The Valley of the Shadow of Death recounts a mother’s perilous journey through the grief-stricken valley of the shadow of death. She was no stranger to death. Her mother had died when she was 7. But when death suddenly, and without warning, takes her 18-year-old daughter in an automobile accident, how does she go on? Follow her journey through the valley of the shadow of death…to a brighter tomorrow.
Dr. Harold J. Berry
What They Believe
Have you ever wondered what some religious groups believe, but were unable to find answers that you could rely on? Dr. Harold J. Berry has done extensive research on 15 different religious groups and compares their true beliefs to biblical truth.
Dr. Gregory C. Carlson
Rock-Solid Teacher
Learn to teach from the world’s greatest “master educator,” Jesus Christ! Whether you’re a youth leader, Sunday school teacher, or conscientious parent, you’ll benefit from Carlson’s guide and gain new confidence based on his biblical model. Discover timeless principles for relating to your students, planning curriculum, incorporating God’s Word into lessons, self-evaluation, mentoring others, and more.
Dr. James P. Eckman
Biblical Ethics
James Eckman argues that, historically, Christians who hold to a set of ethical absolutes have related to their culture in one of three ways: separation, accommodation, or transformation. This book explores a synthesis of all three, viewed through the lens of Scripture, to formulate a strategy for engaging cultural issues today. Eckman examines critical ethical issues such as abortion, euthanasia, bioethics, human sexuality, politics, war, capital punishment, work, race, the arts, and the environment. He shapes an ethical response to each issue.
Ruth Moline Eddy
Arctic Challenge
ARCTIC CHALLENGE is rich in information about northern Alaska and is also the story of a young and generous family that learns, over a period of four years, to carry out its mission in a profoundly different culture and unforgiving climate. With its focus on the practicalities of life in remote Kotzebue, the book lulls us into a false sense of detachment from the outside world and its concerns, until an incident reminds us that we are in the middle of the Cold War and that the Soviet Union lies only a short distance across the Bering Strait.
Colonel Vernon P. Harms
Kick the Tires and Light the Fires
Flying spiritually blind in his early years, pilot Vernon Harms is thankful for his “D-Day,” when he discovered he needed to put his faith in God. Through life’s emergencies, in storms, uncertainties, and in calm skies, he now knows the author of the best flight manual-the Bible. It clearly tells him how to navigate the right course. Join Vernon and find your bearings with the Scriptures and truths contained in his book.
Ruth Richert Jones
A Rose Is a Rose
A Christian romance novel of a young girl named Kelly who isn’t looking for God but finds herself in the middle of two relationships, a robbery, and the possibility of losing all of the good things she has created for herself. Where can she turn for help when she doesn’t know whom she can trust? Does God really care about what happens to her?
Bertha Kliewer & Maria Dahlenburg
Called, Committed, Completed: The Story of the “Zushi Girls”
The personal accounts of two single women devoted in their ministry in Japan and the struggle with the desires of their young hearts, love, and families. A story of true devotion to God, and His blessings to those who follow Him with their whole hearts.
Peter Boldt
Out of the Jungle
This unique story is filled with delightful tales of growing up in a tropical Mennonite colony. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll gasp in horror as you follow Peter through his adventures in the Paraguayan Chaco. You’ll wonder how he survived being run over by a horse, nearly drowning, being lost in the wilderness at night, and many other memorable incidents.
