20 Inspirational Books

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A Song in Exile
It was a night of terror. The military swept through Minara’s village in Myanmar, forcing her family from their home. With thousands of other Rohingya refugees, they fled across the border to Bangladesh. Unwelcome in their homeland and living with uncertainty and loss in the refugee camp, how would they find hope again?

Lara’s Hunger
Lara’s journey was filled with many twists— parental conflict, her father’s tears, a mysterious death, a “haunted” house, and cursed drink. Was there a God who could really answer her prayer and satisfy the deep hunger in her heart?16 page full-color photo section.

Between Here and Sunset
Sherrie Weaver is familiar with hospitals. She’s been there many times. But a hospital stay that lasted forty-one days gave her some new perspectives. Join Sherrie as she finds our heavenly Father’s love in hard moments. Marvel with her as she learns to trust the One who created us. 8-page full-color photo section

A Paintbrush in God’s Hand
Whining and complaining were not part of Sarah Weaver’s life. Although muscular dystrophy confined her to a wheelchair for most of her life, she allowed God to use her. Through her writings and art, especially her painting The Broad and Narrow Way, she became an inspiration to many.

The Silent Whistle
The policeman put the whistle to his lips and blew hard. Nothing happened. Dumbfounded, he shook the whistle and tried again. Still nothing— and the car carrying Christians moved on past. This collection of stories from Romania and Ukraine, written especially for children, will capture your attention and strengthen your faith.

Around the Homestead Word Search
Want something to make that long trip more interesting? Want to sharpen your mind? This word search combines word hunting with our traditional homestead heritage. Enjoy hunting for words like hand pump, windmill, and oil lamp. Let your mind unwind with scenes of our homesteading past!

Cooking Up a Storm
These recipes come from cooks who served on CAM’s Disaster Response Services projects. From Feather-light Donuts to Five Star Frito Salad to Peaches and Cream Dessert, this book holds something for everyone. Full-color photos are scattered throughout the cookbook, featuring volunteers and staff on work projects. Many large quantity recipes included.

Something Extra for Ryanne
Ryanne has something special, something extra that most people don’t have. What could it be? Follow her for one day as she eats breakfast, goes to school, feeds the chickens, and goes to church. A cute book to introduce children to God’s special ones! Full-color photo book

Sally Anna Is Curious
Sally Anna is a frisky goat who always sticks her curious little nose into things. Follow her as she watches a cat hunt snakes, plays with a puppy that wears a cast, and gets trapped in a flood. What will she see next? A Green Meadows Series book.

Sarah Weaver
As she grew older, Sarah began to realize that her weakening muscles were changing her life. Rather than focusing on her handicaps, she prayed that God would show her how to honor Him with her paintbrushes. He answered with The Broad and Narrow Way painting, which continues to speak long after Sarah’s death. For young readers. Full-color illustrations

Hetty’s Secret
One morning Hetty and her egg were nowhere to be found. But after breakfast, she was back in her pen! When the same thing happened the next day, Rebekah decided to follow Hetty to find out where she was going. Based on a true happening, this delightful story will warm your heart and strengthen your faith. Full-color illustrations

Hope for a Woman’s Heart
The call to womanhood in today’s world is not easy. It takes prayer and perseverance— and always a fresh dose of hope. Amid brokenness or rejection, find a quiet place to be inspired in the pages of this book. God’s hope will help carry you through this journey of womanhood. You are never alone.

Sidetracked
Christians want good to triumph! Yet at times it feels we are doing very little to fight the growing darkness here in America. Should Christians vote, sign petitions, or boycott ungodly corporations? Should we become more involved in earthly politics and power? Or are we in danger of becoming sidetracked from our mission?

Better Safe Than Sorry
Real life accident stories, tips, and more, are addressed in this book. Not only is this book filled with interesting true stories, it is also a guide to everyday safety in the home and community, on the farm, and on the road. This easy-to-read book is filled with full-color pictures and illustrations.

An Alternative Way to Serve Our Country
War can sound glamorous. ln reality, its detrimental effects can last a lifetime. Thankfully, our government allows conscientious objectors an alternative- the option of serving our country in a way that honors God and leaves a positive effect on young men. This little booklet explores the consequences of each choice.

Captured by Gangsters
A masked gangster yanked Dale from the driver’s seat of the fifteen-passenger van. Another gangster rudely slapped his face while yet another jumped into the van and drove off. After being stuffed into the back of a stolen ambulance, Dale could see little as they raced along. He was sure he was going to die. This book is a short, easy-to read account of the seventeen missionaries held in Haiti. Pencil sketches throughout

Hope for a Mother’s Heart
Gently rock your little one as you read the stories in this book. You might cry with the author, and you might laugh as well. You will find that, in this journey of motherhood, you are never alone. This book is full of hope, helping you see that God will provide the courage and strength to carry you through the joys and struggles of mothering.

Polly’s Birthday Party
Polly has a birthday, and Sparkle the donkey is right in the middle of everything. Does Sparkle like ice-cream cones? A few children, an eager donkey, and a poor cart can quickly bring excitement to children and parents. A Happy Day Farm Series book.

The Mission and the Cross
Domingo, a young Salinan Indian in California, faced many struggles as he and his family were forced by the Catholic missions to adopt a Spanish culture. There were hardships and diseases— and agonizing questions: Is the God of the missions the true God? If so, why do the soldiers commit such evil deeds?

Where is Lazarus?
The author challenges us to take a closer look at Jesus’ story of the rich man and Lazarus. What if extreme poverty were just outside our door? How would it affect our choices? How close do you get to people with real needs? Where is Lazarus in your life?