Fred Nelson was born during violent times to missionary parents in China in 1904. He spent most of his life there and in Taiwan, serving not only God, but also the United States Marine Corps. Not long before he died in 1992, he wrote this brief, poignant memoir. His children-editors have added the 25 rare photos and maps, plus italicized explanations. Fred's daughter narrates more of the Nelson family's adventures, both harrowing and wonderful, in her China and Taiwan novels: Hungry River (2011), Dragon Wall (2012), and Jade Cross (2014).

Haven't you wondered what happened to the women who were with Jesus and the Twelve Disciples right before and right after the Last Supper? Wasn't the meal a family Passover Seder that included women and children? Sure it was, shares author Millie Nelson Samuelson in these inspiring memoir-like stories of the men, women and children of the Last Supper. Cover art by Jan VonBokel affirms this view of the Last Supper. The three previous editions are now out of print. What's new in this fourth edition (2012)? Prayer meditations for each chapter by Rev. Terry Rhine, the children's stories, study questions for small groups, and dramatization suggestions based on a decade of performing these vignettes in Millie's church, plus performance photos.

For many Chinese and Westerners in the twentieth century, the Great Wall was just part of their daily lives. But for others, like Alfred and Meggie Newquist and the mysterious Stone Ten Keepers, the Wall was a powerful dragon-like presence in their lives. Their intriguing stories are told in Dragon Wall, a novel inspired by the author's own family. While a stand-alone, this novel is a sequel to Hungry River, and a prequel to Jade Cross (2013/14).