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August 18, 2016 |
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 NEW AUDIOBOOK RELEASE
LAZARUS ARISE
By Col. Chuck Lehman
First Century Christian Heroes, Book 2
Read by Cameron Beierle
Lazarus and Y'shuah (Jesus' Hebrew name) grow up like brothers in the hills of Galilee. Both apprentice to their fathers as builders and carpenters until tragedy forces them to support their families. Lazarus refuses to believe his friend could be the Messiah of the Jews. He moves with his sisters to Judea and works alone until he suffers a crippling injury. His sisters learn that Y'shuah has become known in Galilee as a healer and teacher, so they summon him. Lazarus suffers an agonizing death. Four days later he hears his friend's voice calling him to come out of the tomb. His resurrection makes Lazarus a marked man. He is sentenced to die by the Sanhedrin Court for speaking about the miracle, but is offered a reprieve if he will keep silent. Lazarus sees Jesus crucified and in desperation flees to Galilee, where he is captured by a ruthless man-hunter.
ALSO AVAILABLE FROM COL. CHUCK LEHMAN
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ASHER
By Col. Chuck Lehman
First Century Christian Heroes, Book 1
Read by Cameron Beierle
A Soldier’s Story from Bethlehem to Calvary.
Follow Legionnaire Asher from his horrific first mission in Bethlehem through three decades, as he is changed by the amazing events of the first century, ending at an empty tomb near Jerusalem. |
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THE SUMMER OF THE CROW
By Eunice Boeve
Read by Henry McNulty
Dust storms, rabbit drives, hobo camps, and riding on freight trains were all a part of life for many throughout the Midwest during the Great Depression. Polio and many other diseases had not yet been conquered and the huge dust storms that killed livestock and ruined crops also caused life-threatening respiratory ailments, such as asthma and pneumonia. In the spring of 1935, thirteen-year-old Brady Foster's family is forced to leave their "dusted out" wheat farm in southwest Kansas when his mother's asthma takes a turn for the worst. Deciding her only hope lies in California's cleaner air, Brady and his little autistic sister are sent to live with their grandfather, a county sheriff in the north central part of the state, until their parents can return. In his new school, Brady is bullied and ostracized, but he finds a friend in Eddie Peel, the son of the town drunk, a boy with a pet crow.
This book was selected for the Kansas State Reading Circle Catalog and Winner of the J. Donald Coffin Memorial Book Award! |
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