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"Out of print for several years this favourite is now available!

What happens when a farm girl from South Carolina and a city boy from Toronto trade their suburban split-level for a log house in the country?

Besides crazy craft on the Ganaraska River and live theatre in a barnyard, Eric and Mary Helen Wright discover crickets in the bedroom, thunder on the ridges, and romance in a snowstorm. They also rediscover the creative majesty of God - and much more.

   
This new book is the culmination of a lengthy career in missionary, pastoral, and seminary ministry. Eric Wright spent 16 years in Pakistan where he was the co-founder of the Open Theological Seminary for which he wrote six self-teaching textbooks. The OTS now serves more than 2500 students across Pakistan. A Practical Theology of Missions combines a thorough examination of the biblical text with abundant examples of how missions is carried out today. See the separate page for an extensive description and a list of endorsements.

Winner of the Word Guild 2008 best mystery/suspense novel
and best independently published fiction award.

   
Story elements:

Drugs and terrorism

• Yusuf Sulieman, on Interpol’s list of wanted terrorists, masterminds a four-pronged attack on America from Canadian soil
• Josh discovers a cryptic file in Arabic that holds the key to his plot 

Faith and temptation

• Toronto Times reporter, Josh Radley, struggles to keep his career afloat while dealing with skepticism about his childhood faith and tensions in his marriage
• Stephanie, his wife of 25 years, demands a separation
• Josh is attracted to Nadia Khan, a beautiful Pakistani psychiatrist
• Will Josh be able to enlist the help of the authorities in time to head off a disastrous series of terrorist attacks? Will he be able mend the fractures in his personal life and fulfill his career goals—or does he need to chart a new course?

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Now available:

Inspiration for life’s journey from beneath a country sky.

• Devotional thoughts for each of the four seasons. 

• How God illustrates life principles in the created universe around us. 

• In a world dominated by speculative or mystical views of nature as the product of evolution, or “Mother Nature,” it is time for us to recover our delight in the work of the Creator.

Click here for a sample devotional.