One Commonplace Day
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Code: 004197
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$9.25
Author: Isabella Alden (Pansy)Publ: Keepers of the Faith
Bind: Perfect Bound
Size: 5 1/2 x 8 1/2
Pages: 258
Type: Fiction
Age: Adult
Media Mail shipping available.
One Commonplace Day—If one belongs to the Lord, is there ever a "commonplace day"? This exceptional story deals with many people of all ages and walks of life whose lives are intertwined with the thread of God's working among them. If you are wondering how to become a more serious Christian worker, this book will give you more than a few ideas. Prayer plus work will yield results in the harvest field. Plus, many additional insights/admonitions are given to parents to warn them that they can never be too careful and watchful of their children. Excellent story! KOF Old Reprint.
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Review by: Patience in Murray, IA
Meet Mildred Powers and many others in this stirring book where you are introduced to rich and poor alike, learning memorable lessons from all. Whether it’s rum, dancing, or any other topic, you are sure to learn at least something from One Commonplace Day. I can pretty well guarantee you that you will be laughing at one turn, and crying the next. This is one inspirational story, which answers questions like: Is dancing okay? Are homemade wines harmless? Does the statement “till death do you part” apply to couples who have one partner a drunkard? Isabella Alden wrote an excellent book that helped me to become a better worker for God, while being truly wholesome. I enjoyed it very much, and recommend it to all. Keepers is a wonderful company, working for the glory of God, and supplying Christians with wonderful reading material.
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