New Additions

                                              Children’s DVDs:
Stanley The Stinkbug Goes to Camp with Hermie and Friends
A Snoodle’s Tale
God Made Me Special (Dave and the Giant Pickle, The Gourds Must be Crazy,
A Snoodle’s Tale and Bob’s Vacation)
The Wonderful Wizard of Ha’s
Lessons from the Sock Drawer

                                                       DVD’s:
The Story of David from Shepherd to King of Israel.
The Story of Jacob and Joseph
Fireproof
                                              Christian Fiction:
Home to Holly Springs by Jan Karon. Father Tim receives a handwritten note saying only Come Home and these two words compel Father Tim to make the most challenging journey of his life and leads him to a truth that will change his life forever. The first of the Father Tim novels.

Daughters of Fortune continues on with books 2, 3, and 4 by Judith Pella.
Somewhere a Song a sweeping saga of a family and a world in crisis.
Toward the Sunrise a riveting tale of love and loss, triumph and tragedy.
Homeward My Heart the Hayes women are bound together by more than their family name.

Crown of Thorns by Sigmund Brouwer. As a web of deceit widens and Nick unearths a secret hidden beneath the surface of Charleston’s high society, he finds that God’s grace must not only be accepted but shared.

                                                  Devotional:
A Faith and Culture Devotional by Kelly Kullberg and Lael Arrington. Daily readings on art, science and life. This educational devotional will inspire to go beyond critique to creativity as you discover the wonder of God in 7 subjects, theology,
history, philosophy, science, literature, art and contemporary culture.

                                                  Non-Fiction:
Prayer Does It Make any Difference? by Philip Yancey. The author probes the very heartbeat, the most fundamental, challenging, perplexing and deeply rewarding aspect of our relationship with God. This book explores the questions surrounding
prayer that many of us wonder but few of us know how to express.