The holidays can be a difficult and lonely time, especially for those who might be estranged from the family and faith traditions of their youth. Reconstructing Christmas recognizes and holds space for that pain, while also seeking to offer hope, acceptance, encouragement, and love to LGBTQ+ Christians who might be facing similar estrangements this Christmas season.The 160 page collection features poetry, sermons, devotional reflections, and short stories from 15 different...

Sometimes a family is an onion farmer, her alien girlfriend, and their arctic moon. A short queer romance.

A young girl finds her way in an underground station where the trains come when you need them... not when you want. A short story.

Deserted by her people at a kennel one dog longs to go home. Will someone choose her and take her to their home? Or is she meant to be alone with no human to call her own. This story is based on the life of a real dog but told by her.

A journey of life in Chronological form; it includes many tangents but there are some interesting themes of love, anger and frustration. I think many people will be able to relate.

Dreams can be an exciting, surreal, and sometimes frightening experience. You find yourself swimming down a flooded street, then next thing you know, you're lost in the halls of your old middle school, then you're dodging furry creatures in the Grand Canyon, then you're flying through an old ghost town on angelic wings... one bizarre journey after another. Sometimes you have control over the environment. The rest of the time, you're just along for the ride.

Take a journey with this delightful author. Her poetry is often about heartache, heartbreaks and relationship issues and this book is more of the same but on a deeper level than her past works. She delves deep into her emotional bank and pulls out a lot of raw emotion and draws a picture of it for us through her words. Sip your tea, read, cry, ponder over past relationships and heal.

It’s All About You.Open this book to any page and take a new look at you, where you’ve been on your spiritual journey, and where you’re going. Out loud, in private, in order, or backwards all the way, this book of questions will have you laughing, praying, thinking, and maybe asking a question or two yourself. It’s a creative and revealing way to get to know God–and you–better than ever. So go ahead. Grab a pen. And get ready to get real.

Three foster brothers are called home to Neverwood, the stately Pacific Northwest mansion of their youth. They have nothing in common but a promise to Audrey, the woman they all called mother-that upon her death, they would restore the house and preserve it as a home for troubled boys.But going home is never easy.Cal struggles to recover from past heartbreak, while Danny fears his mistakes are too big to overcome. Devon believes he may never break down the barriers that sep...

Do you, or someone you know, have a difficult past that won't let go?Do you struggle with guilt, shame, and self-worth? Have you been emotionally or sexually abused?This anonymous booklet is by someone who carried a load of guilt for years because of events from her past. She suffered through abuse, lies, and personal failures that made her feel dirty, worthless, and hopeless. Silently and fearfully she endured alone until she finally found her freedom.This is her s...

Sometimes we get caught up in talking and forget that God gave us two ears with which we can hear each other. God also gave us spiritual ears that He uses to communicate with us. God is a relational being. That means that He created us so that we can have a relationship with Him, our Creator. But sometimes we fill our lives up with so much noise that we drown God's voice out.In order to hear God, we need to be tuned to Him. If we don't practice this "tuning in" process, it can go w...

Short poems for the young of heart the joys and the broken dreams of finding love.