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Monthly Archives: July 2020
Flash Book Sale – July 2020 only
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Endorsement for Ecclesial Poetry!
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Recommended Reading by Age
If you’ve followed me long, you know I have a thing about lists. Listing resources, especially. So I’m trying to update my list of Recommended Reading by Age so that parents can have easy titles to get their kiddos, according to age, substantial Lutheran materials.
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Communication Card
Here’s a very handy communication card, put together by Bethesda Lutheran Communities. In short, someone who can’t communicate well can try to point to how he or she is feeling or to what he or she wants. Ideal for visiting the elderly, sick, and those on hospice.
Now, if I can just reMEMber this resource!
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Christmas in July Sale
Ad Crucem is hosting a Christmas in July Sale. As you probably remember, Ad Crucem offers selections from various Lutheran authors and has some tremendously beautiful things!
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Memories of the Walk-Out
Rev. Ted Mayes is gathering memories of the walk-out. He hopes to to collect them prior to the 50-year anniversary, which is in a few years.
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My First One Star Review
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One and All Rejoice
CPH’s latest children’s hymnal, One and All Rejoice, is now available. I thought we could temporarily one and all rejoice about the CPH Bible and Confession sales, too. 😉
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LCCN
A while back, I knew an author was asking about getting a Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN). What is that? What does it mean?
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Who Owns a Pastor’s Sermons?
Today I’m sharing an article on who owns a pastor’s sermons. Perhaps an odd topic to some, but it highlights something interesting, in my opinion. While some want individual ownership, and while several laws actually could be seen to favor corporate ownership, I wish there could be such a thing as church ownership!
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