
Mar 2007 Issue
What happens when the dream of two best friends comes to life with wonderful food and individually themed cabins on a bluff overlooking a quaint valley in southern Nevada? A little piece of heaven in Alamo called the Windmill Ridge Restaurant and Lodging.
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Mar 2007 Issue
Throughout life, circumstances arise where the only one we can turn to is God. There are also experiences that fill us with such joy, that all we can think to do is praise the Divine. In so many ways prayer is woven into, and out of, the moments of daily living.
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Mar 2007 Issue
Val Greenwood’s How Often Would I Have Gathered You captures the esence of these wonderful Old Testament messages. His easy style brings the Old Testament to life without embellishing the stories and without fictionalizing the message.
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Mar 2007 Issue
When someone loses a child to death—no matter the circumstances—heartbreak and devastation follow. No one can understand the grief that can envelop a parent save those who have had the unfortunate experience themselves. In the new book Joy Cometh in the Morning: A Story of Healing from the Loss of a Child (Deseret Book, Hardcover, $15.95), author Fran C. Hafen retells her own tender story and explores the journey from a mother’s broken heart to a healed heart.
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