Books on the Ridge

Join us for the first part of our chat with Alisha Bozarth about her grief devotional, "Faith Unraveled."

What do you do when tragedy strikes, and all the tried-and-true sentiments of faith and trust in God just don't seem to help?  Alisha's life of faith and service was tragically shattered on the death of her husband, and she shares her journey of learning and growth and healing with those who also have questions. 

Join us for the first part of our chat with Alisha Bozarth about her grief devotional, "Faith Unraveled."

What do you do when tragedy strikes, and all the tried-and-true sentiments of faith and trust in God just don't seem to help?  Alisha's life of faith and service was tragically shattered on the death of her husband, and she shares her journey of learning and growth and healing with those who also have questions. 

Welcome back as we continue to chat with co-publisher Tamera Lynn Kraft and guest host, Penny McGinnis, about Tamera's new historical novel.

Join us to learn more about the behind-the-scenes work that went into "The Seasoning of Elizabella," set in the early years of Jamestown. Her heroine, Elizabella, would have done anything to stop her sister from going to Jamestown as a bride for one of the settlers, but when she found herself running for her life, she needed to pretend to be her sister to find shelter.  Before she knew it, she was on her way to Jamestown, trapped by desperation and deception.

Today we turn the tables on co-publisher Tamera Lynn Kraft and put her in the guest chair. Plus, we're delighted to introduce you to a guest host, Penny McGinnis, a Mt. Zion Ridge Press author, and our new marketing director.

We're going to chat about "The Seasoning of Elizabella," Tamera's new historical novel set in the early years of Jamestown. Her heroine, Elizabella, would have done anything to stop her sister from going to Jamestown as a bride for one of the settlers, but when she found herself running for her life, she needed to pretend to be her sister to find shelter.  Before she knew it, she was on her way to Jamestown, trapped by desperation and deception.

Join us for Part 2 of discussing The Kiss of Peace: A Contemporary Exploration into Song of Solomon. This study allows readers and students to step into the action as actors in a play, where believers are the Bride of Christ and Jesus Christ is their Groom. Diane Virginia guides readers in exploring Song of Solomon as a love-letter, and receiving the divine love and peace the Groom offers. 

We continue talking with Diane about her journey of research, as well as spiritual growth and discovery, and get "behind the scenes" of the development of this study. 

The Kiss of Peace: A Contemporary Exploration into Song of Solomon, allows readers and students to step into the action as actors in a play, where believers are the Bride of Christ and Jesus Christ is their Groom. Diane Virginia guides readers in exploring Song of Solomon as a love letter, and receiving the divine love and peace the Groom offers.

Join us as we talk with Diane about her journey of research, as well as spiritual growth and discovery, and get "behind the scenes" of the development of this study. Even more, get to know the author and the amazing journey she has been on. Guaranteed to be an enthralling listening experience.

Do you have a special needs child or know someone who is? Room at the Table: Encouraging Stories from Special Needs Families, is the brain-child of two mothers with special needs children. A son with cerebral palsy and a daughter with Down syndrome. They have co-authored a collection of real-life experiences from families, guardians, caregivers, and individuals with special needs. These stories of hardship, courage, and blessings will encourage, enlighten, and equip readers for ministry in their communities. Room at the Table also contains a light-hearted look at life through the eyes of these extraordinary individuals.

Stephanie and Starr’s vision is to increase awareness of the impact of mental and physical disabilities on families and caregivers, and promote understanding, diminish fears, and provide suggestions for ways people who know and love special needs individuals and families can minister to them.

Join us in the second part of this chat with Stephanie and Starr, about their journey to creating the book, their lives and inspirations and struggles.

Do you have a special needs child or know someone who is? "Room at the Table: Encouraging Stories from Special Needs Families," is the brain-child of two mothers with special needs children. A son with cerebral palsy and a daughter with Down syndrome. They have co-authored a collection of real-life experiences from families, guardians, caregivers, and individuals with special needs. These stories of hardship, courage, and blessings will encourage, enlighten, and equip readers for ministry in their communities, along with a light-hearted look at life through the eyes of these extraordinary individuals.

Stephanie and Starr’s vision is to increase awareness of the impact of mental and physical disabilities on families and caregivers, and promote understanding, diminish fears, and provide suggestions for ways people who know and love special needs individuals and families can minister to them.

Join us in this two-part chat  about their journey to creating the book, their lives and inspirations and struggles.

We here at Mt. Zion Ridge Press wear many hats. For a change of pace, Michelle gets to be the sole interviewer, while Tamera gets to sit in the hot seat and be interviewed as an author.

In this episode of Books on the Ridge, Tamera will put on her hat as Minister to Children and talk about one of the four curriculum offerings she has written, available through Mt. Zion Ridge Press, in conjunction with her ministry to children, Revival Fire For Kids. 

Fasten your seatbelts!

We here at Mt. Zion Ridge Press wear many hats. For a change of pace, Michelle gets to be the sole interviewer, while Tamera gets to sit in the hot seat and be interviewed as an author. 

In this episode of Books on the Ridge, Tamera will put on her hat as Minister to Children and talk about one of the four curriculum offerings she has written, available through Mt. Zion Ridge Press, in conjunction with her ministry to children, Revival Fire For Kids. 

Fasten your seatbelts!