Based on journalist and theologian Lee Strobel’s bestselling book of the same name, The Case for Christ is an evocative story about faith, facts and family relationships.
The world celebrates the genius of Albert Einstein, Shakespeare and Audrey Hepburn. Yet, in this collection of stories, David Bramwell and Jo Keeling highlight the lesser known legends of the world.
What if you could transform your memories into a tribute to the people you love? Textile artists Lynn Berry and Margaret Knight did this in 2013, and have started a worldwide movement called 5000 Poppies.
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