Wherever Biff goes, trouble seems to follow. Whether he's crashing his bicycle on a rock or making a narrow escape from the back of a pickup truck, Biff has a nose for trouble. Even kids at school call him "Biff Bait." He feels like bait on a fishing line that catches and reels in trouble. Can't he be a regular kid for once and have fun? The answer is life-changing to Biff and his parents. With a tender heart for children, the author takes adventurous rabbit siblings and shows how parents' words influence their children. Lively questions at the end of the book are designed to stimulate interaction between parent and child. Biff and Becka's Springtime Escapades calls to the child in each of us.

What child doesnt anticipate Thanksgiving and Christmas? Especially Christmas! In Biff and Beckas Splendiferous Christmas, can Biff learn that it is more blessed to give than to receive? He faces difficult circumstances with a bully at school, and something happens that threatens to kill his Christmas spirit. Can his Christmas spirit be revived? Find out what makes his Christmas splendiferous! Although written for children of ages seven to eleven, adults will also enjoy this book.

There’s something about poetry that calls to the deepest part of the human soul. Thoughts such as wondering where God came from, developing a good self-image, struggling with family relationships, overcoming life’s experiences, nurturing spiritual health, caring about cultural issues, and more are subjects with which the reader will connect. Rhyme and Reason is the collection of seventy of Elaine’s poetry written since 1978 and offered here for your enjoyment. She has also included some of her short stories near the end of the book that make for interesting reading, including a biblical fiction piece about Joseph and Mary, as well as a true story of a miraculous healing, and a piece of fiction titled “House of Cards.” Curl up with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, and savor the experience.

Divided into sixty entries with Scriptures for meditation and spaces for personal application and reflection, Journal Gems emanates love for God and empathy for life’s difficulties to bring hope, comfort, and victory to the reader. With an emphasis on the word of God, the author offers devotional meditations on a wide variety of subjects such as relationships, spiritual and physical health, self-image, marriage and much more. A list of scriptural promises for declaration are listed at the end of the book for easy reference along with the author’s favorite, Psalm 91. The reader will cultivate a closer walk with God by the encouragement and inspiration offered.

How does a girl, who grew up in Pennsylvania and Virginia on the eastern part of the United States, happen to have been born on the west coast? And how does a Mennonite girl, whose parents were Amish, end up a Charismatic? In her journey of faith, Elaine shows how the wind of the Holy Spirit blew throughout her life to bring her into more truth and freedom to give her a firm spiritual foundation. She struggled with questions. Are signs, wonders, and miracles still valid today, or have they passed away? Is the baptism of the Holy Spirit from God or the devil? Is it always God’s will to heal? Elaine faced rejection and struggled to find acceptance and approval in her quest for truth, but God was faithful to provide what she needed.

Elaines Kitchen is comprised of tried and true recipes in Amish-Mennonite culture from Elaines mother, grandmothers, aunts, cousins, and other family members. Elaine believes you can also learn these skills and make delicious meals with confidence. You will appreciate her stories, bits of information, humor, wisdom, menu ideas, and tips for the unseasoned cook. Using simple ingredients and easy-to-make recipes, you will find this cookbook a go-to treasure when cooking for your family and guests. What better gift to give a new bride than a copy of Elaines Kitchen? It makes great Christmas or birthday gifts, too!

Biff and Becka, two rabbit siblings, are looking forward to their annual stupendous vacation with great anticipation! Who wouldn't?! The beach, with family, souvenirs and treats not to be had at home. In preparation to leave, Biff spends the better part of one morning, bragging to a less fortunate friend about all the fun they will have. Feeling slightly superior, he returns home to receive the bad news. His dad has taken a pay cut. There will be no beach this year. And so while the family tries to brainstorm less expensive vacation ideas, Biff puffs and pouts. He and his sister begin to argue and no one is happy. This book is about life throwing you change, and how you deal with it. And how a family uses God to remind themselves how to act in every situation, disappointment and discovery.