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Creative Writing > Novel Excerpts Novel excerpts: Detective stories for young adult readers: 2 of 8

Where Your Treasure Is Part 1: "Oh! I-I'm sorry, sir." Benjamin stammered, as he began picking up scattered books and papers belonging to the tall man he had just ran into. The man nodded quickly, grabbed his belongings and continued making his way out of the station. Behind him, a small card fluttered softly to the dusty tr...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues Reflections: Taking the Lord's name in vain: 2 of 6

When the third commandment was given, who was the Lord addressing? A fact we all know but may not truly realize is that God was indeed speaking to the Israelitesbelievers. Why not give this command to the Canaanites or the Philistines godless nations whose acts disregarded God and kindled his wrath? Simply because it was the...
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible study: The book of Ruth: 8 of 14

The Book of Ruth: Five Real-life Applications for Today Introduction: What is the value of the book of Ruth? For many, it is a rare example of a woman being used for God's purposes in the Bible. For others, a love story that contains principles on how young men and women ought to be devoted to God first and foremost, without...
Hobbies & Games > Yarn & Needle Crafts Sewing projects: Home-sewn holiday gift ideas for your mom: 2 of 3

Home-Sewn Gifts Remember your old finger-paintings that Mom proudly displayed on the refrigerator? Nothing brings joy to a mother's heart like a homemade gift from her little one. Turns out, some things never change. Here are some grown-up homemade gifts that Mom will love. Cushion Covers: With an endless selection of beauti...
Hobbies & Games > Kids Crafts Easy kid crafts projects: Making paper mache masks: 3 of 3

Paper Mache Masks Creating paper mache projects with children is not for the faint of heart! Yet despite the slops and spills and sticky fingers, the end product is often worth it. Paper mache lends itself easily to creativity and individuality, giving your young artist a chance to really shine, and the end result is usually...