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new children’s book is released:

bird weddings

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KIM HARVEY BRANNAN is an author of non-fiction Christian books created for teens and adults. She recently entered a new realm of writing with her entrance into the world of children’s literature with the release of a new book, Bird Weddings.

“It has been a refreshing experience to write my first book for children,” shares Brannan. “This book was a logical first step for me because the story is based upon experiences I shared with my own children when they were young.”

Brannan has always been passionate about education and literacy, and she believes one of her greatest accomplishments of parenting was to raise three children who all adore reading to this day.

Her first book, Quiet Conversations: What God Wants You to Know About Him, was published in 2022. It has been enjoyed by many readers and has even been the basis of small group studies by many churches and fellowship groups across the country.

In 2024, Brannan collaborated with her niece, Kalyn Harvey Slagle, to produce and publish a series of ten uniquely themed Spiritual Journals.

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Grace Notes

Grace Notes
Timing is Everything
Timing is Everything

Have you ever had a good idea and you wanted to share it immediately with someone who could either grasp your enthusiasm, or help bring the idea to fruition? I have. And often, in my haste of grabbing the phone and placing the phone call, I have been left in a state of disappointment and frustration.

The Eyes Of Your Heart
The Eyes Of Your Heart

Why is it when children are in a car together, they love to start playing around, teasing each other, and distracting their parent who is driving? When I was young, my brothers were particularly good at this, and they would even begin to start physically swiping at one another. My mother was never a woman to suffer fools, so she would raise her voice and say “Boys, I have eyes in the back of my head. Stop horsing around now or you will regret it if I have to stop this car!”

Step By Step
Step By Step

In recuperating from a broken foot, I have learned a lot about the process of healing. First, all injuries and individuals are unique, so no two experiences of recuperation are alike. Six days after I broke my foot, my daughter Laura broke her ankle. We often compared our situations, yet we discovered that even though the foot and the ankle are similar, healing them when broken varies significantly. We quickly learned a valuable lesson: Comparison to another person’s situation gets you nowhere.

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