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  • encouragement,  Fellowship,  Katie Luther Posts

    Review of Soldier On and Giveaway

    October 15, 2018 /

    By Bethany Kilcrease   Ladies, if you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to read Christian fiction featuring both an implied steamy sex scene and Luther’s Small Catechism all within the first chapter, then wonder no more!  Sisters of Katie Luther blogger Vanessa Rasanen makes her authorial debut with Soldier On, which might be said to fall within the contemporary Christian military genre if such a category exists.  Prior to late August 2018, I had never read anything approaching a contemporary Christian novel. Moreover, while I do have some experience in the Christianity department, my experience with military deployment is nonexistent.  Wouldn’t reading this book be like a life-long…

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    Katie’s Bookshelf– Pew Sisters Review & Giveaway!

    March 14, 2016 /

    Life’s busy, really too busy to waste time on bad books, and The Sisters of Katie Luther are here to help! Feel free to eavesdrop on Sandra Ostapowich, Holly Scheer, Bethany Kilcrease, Tabitha Moldenhauer, and Ellie Corrow as they use technology available to regularly e-chat about books we’ve chosen to read and discuss together. These reviews are informal, probably slightly snarky, but always informative, and designed to help you determine what is worth your consideration. Pull up a chair, a cup of tea, or something else, if you prefer, and help yourself to our conclusions, as we explore what is on offer. Our book this time is “Pew Sisters” by…

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    Katie’s Bookshelf- Ann Voskamp and 1000 Gifts

    September 10, 2015 /

    Life’s busy, really too busy to waste time on bad books, and The Sisters of Katie Luther are here to help! Feel free to eavesdrop on Sandra Ostapowich, Holly Scheer, Tabitha Moldenhauer, Annie Riley, and Ellie Corrow as they use technology available to regularly e-chat about books we’ve chosen to read and discuss together. These reviews are informal, probably slightly snarky, but always informative, and designed to help you determine what is worth your consideration. Pull up a chair, a cup of tea, or something else, if you prefer, and help yourself to our conclusions, as we explore what is on offer. Our book this time is One Thousand Gifts:…

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  • Katie Luther Posts,  Motherhood

    Review of Our Faith by Ruth Meyer

    August 28, 2015 /

    By Bethany Kilcrease and Tabitha Moldenhauer I love books.  And now that I have a daughter, I have an excuse to purchase books from a whole new genre: children’s books.  CPH is currently reaping the benefits of my newest interest.   One of the books I recently purchased is Ruth Meyer’s Our Faith from A to Z.  This book teaches children the Christian faith by going through the alphabet and explaining an aspect of Lutheranism for each letter.  For example, A is for Apostles’ Creed, B is for Baptism, C is for Catechism, D is for Doctrine, etc. Each letter has a short didactic poem like “A is for Apostles’ Creed,…

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  • Katie Luther Posts

    Katie’s Bookshelf– LadyLike by Rebekah Curtis and Rosie Adle

    June 16, 2015 /

      Welcome back to Katie’s Bookshelf! Life’s busy, really too busy to waste time on bad books– and The Sisters of Katie Luther are here to help! Feel free to eavesdrop on Sandra Ostapowich, Holly Scheer, Ellie Corrow,and our special guest reviewers, Bethany Kilcrease, Tabitha Moldenhauer, and Annie Riley, as we use the technology available to regularly e-chat about books we’ve chosen to read and discuss together. These reviews are informal, probably a little snarky, but always informative, and designed to help you determine what is worth your consideration. Pull up a chair, a cup of tea, or something else if you prefer, and help yourself to our conclusions as…

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    Katie’s Bookshelf – Kitty My Rib

    April 21, 2015 /

    Welcome to Katie’s Bookshelf. Life’s busy, really too busy to waste time on bad books, and The Sisters of Katie Luther is here to help! Feel free to eavesdrop on Sandra Ostapowich, Holly Scheer, and Ellie Corrow, as they use technology available to regularly e-chat about books we’ve chosen to read and discuss together. These reviews are informal, probably slightly snarky, but always informative, and designed to help you determine what is worth your consideration. Pull up a chair, a cup of tea, or something else, if you prefer, and help yourself to our conclusions, as we explore what is on offer. Our review today is on Kitty My Rib…

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