Christian Family Information Exchange Carnival For March 2008
Welcome to the March edition of the Christian family information exchange blog carnival. A blog carnival is simply defined as a type of e-magazine, or a collection of articles, all on one general subject, from many different authors and points of view. Whereas many carnival editors restrict the type of articles published in their carnival, we however, have published just about every article submitted to us.
The general rule for us however is that we don’t want any articles that are blatant advertisments or anti-Christian in nature, tone or action. So then, grab a cup of your favorite drink to settle down and begin reading your March carnival. Enjoy!
Ariah Fine presents Open Letter to Anyone Returning from a Missions Trip posted at Trying to Follow .
James DeLelys presents New Book/Video posted at Author James DeLelys, saying, “Video of new book!”
Robin Sampson presents Are You Seeking Religion or Relationship? posted at Heart of Wisdom , saying, “Emunah (faith) presumes a relationship with God. Where one is aware of such a relationship, is forever changed by it, this special relationship cannot be fully articulated. … is a complete faith; it is more than intellectual, but gained with your whole being, as in “You shall Love the Lord your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your might.” (Deuteronomy 6:4-9)”
Freddie L. Sirmans, Sr. presents Can The US Prevent A Starvation Crisis? posted at Can The US Prevent A Starvation Crisis.
Charles H. Green presents Buy With the Heart, Justify With the Brain posted at Trust Matters, saying, “An English tailor demonstrates why it is important to develop the habit of serving others.”
Anna Farmery presents Family Can Bring Such Love posted at Widows Quest.
Charles H. Green presents Decaying Social Trust and Moral Indignation posted at Trust Matters, saying, “When business and consumer in the subprime mortgage mess both choose moral bankruptcy over financial bankruptcy—without even thinking about it—and then justify it indignantly through Darwinian arguments—we’ve got the makings of a major problem.”
supermom_in_ny presents What Do You See When You Look in a Mirror? posted at Miracles Still Happen, saying, “In a time when people are dying to be thin or skinny (anorexia/bulemia), we need to know how God see us.”
Erika Wilson presents The Easy Button posted at Royally Redeemed, saying, “From time to time, I’m sure we have all been in situations in which we wished we could be instantantly delivered. Maybe, we could just snap our fingers and boom deliverance from that sticky, messy, or uncomfortable situation. What could happen if life were really that simple?”
DoggieWoggie presents Learn Your Dog’s Body Language posted at Doggiewoggie - All About Dogs.
Aurora Lipper presents Simple Laser Experiments to Share with Your Kids posted at Blog Carnival listings.
Rich Vosler presents Lessons From The Geese posted at Sales Training Tips.
John Crenshaw presents Paying Off Your Mortgage - Will It Save You Money? posted at Truthful Lending dot Com, saying, “There’s been quite a bit of debate lately over whether or not you should pay off your mortgage or invest any extra money. This article explores the different mortgage payoff methods and will help you decide which, if any, are right for you.”
Life. Money. Development. presents Diet Tips for Preventing High Cholesterol Levels posted at Life. Money. Development., saying, “A neat collection of diet tips for keeping cholesterol in recommended levels.”
James DeLelys presents healingthroughwords.com » PARABLES posted at Author James DeLelys, saying, “New Book.”
Tupelo Kenyon presents Make a Decision Easier posted at Tupelo Kenyon, saying, “Decisions needn’t be a chore. In fact, it’s a profound privilege to be able to make decisions for yourself. Consider the alternative. Would you rather have someone else make your decisions for you? The ability to make your own decisions is a good definition of freedom. Here are some tips on how to make better decisions easier. (Enjoy soothing instrumental music as you read plus song selections with lyrics related to each article – all free.)”
Rich Vosler presents Pruning makes growth for new life posted at Sales Training Tips.
Tiffany Washko presents Why Spanking Doesn’t Work posted at The Attached Parent.
Autumn Beck presents 6 Reasons Why Cloth Diapers Are Making a Comeback posted at All About Cloth Diapers.
Wayne Buckhanan presents Three Types of Action posted at Life, Love, & Learning.
That will conclude this March edition of the Christian family information exchange blog carnival. Please consider submitting your blog articles to the next edition of the Christian family information exchange using our carnival submission form .
Some idea’s for next month’s issue would be to encourage your teenage children to write in. We would really enjoy reading and publishing articles from Christian teenagers on what’s truly important to them or what are some of the roadblocks, if any, to their ‘daily walk’ with God. While on the subject of ‘coercion’, not only get your teenager to write in but let’s also get grandma and granddad as well. We can’t allow these ‘fountains of information’ to elude us. There is too much to be learn from our elders. Lastly, we would also enjoy hearing more from our homeschool and parochial schooled families. Folks are always writing in and informing us that our web site and this blog is the only place they feel that anyone wants to hear their opinions, especially because they are Christian and/or they a homeschool their children. We are more than happy to give voice to the Christian community as well as to homeschool families. Therfore don’t miss this unique chance and forum to share with other Christians. So until the next blog carnival, God bless you and yours and be sure to have a blessed Easter. He has arisen!
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Theresa Twogood is Executive Director of OLIN e-Publishing Company, Denver Colorado- http://olin.tk . This blog carnival or other articles on this blog are available for re-posting. All we ask is that the URLS and this byline remain intact. Thanks!
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