Natalie Nyquist 2 Minute Read Fiction that accurately portrays life for believers in the Far East is rare, but next to Safely Home by Randy Alcorn, Daughter of China by C. Hope Flinchbaugh is my favorite. In many ways, I was able to relate more to Daughter of China because the heroine is just my age–and experiencing so many of…
Gretchen Louise 2 Minute Read While editing the weekly newsletter at work today, I found myself at Dictionary.com once again, this time attempting to assure myself that I was correct in using ensure. Or was it insure? Usually I can keep track of whether the foul weather hurts the fowl. But loose usage of words in the past can cause…
Gretchen Louise 2 Minute Read “Did I just hear Mary Poppins?” I laughed, a bit self-consciously, as the man in the Capitol asked me the question. “Yes, sir, or actually, rather, it was from ‘Sound of Music.’ Same actress!” Half an hour later, back in my office, my co-worker asked me, “Is that like your favorite song or something? You’re…
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