After rescuing the Gypsies from destruction at the hands of the emperor, the warrior farmers of Pravik have returned home to dwell above ground. But peace is proving to be as dangerous as war, as their food stores run out and they find themselves unable to go beyond the city to grow crops. Neighbouring towns, afraid of the rumours they've heard about Pravik, are unwilling to trade with them. When emissaries arrive from the emperor, inviting the Ploughman to form an alliance with him, he has no choice but to go. Along with Professor Huss, the Darkworld prince Harutek, and an unwilling Maggie, he rides for Athrom. But in doing so, he ignores the vision of the blind seer Virginia Ramsey, who has seen deadly consequences at the end of the Ploughman's journey. Desperate for help from another source, Virginia sets out on a journey of her own, accompanied by the Darkworld priestess Rehtse - a journey to find the King and bring him to Pravik's aid. Their parallel journeys will at last open the way to the worlds unseen, bringing in powers, terrors, beauties, and a final confrontation no one could imagine. Central to the fate of their world are the Gifted: the Singer, Seer, Healer, Listener, Warrior, and Voice. Coming Day is the third book in the Seventh World Trilogy.

What do you get when you throw 20 children, four parents, several cross-country trips, and a sense of humour between the covers of one book? Lots and lots of big family fun that will tickle the funny bones and warm the hearts of your entire clan. Rachel Starr Thomson is the oldest of twelve children. Carolyn Currey, her second cousin, is the oldest of eight. Not only are their families huge, they also homeschool! Drawing on some of their favourite memories, Rachel and Carolyn have written a book of essays that will make you laugh, think, and thank God for family.

Running the big farm in Hipps Hollow is a bigger challenge than Sam Bridges expected it to be-especially when old farmhand Jeb Sanders retires. In the midst of farmwork and the search for a good hand, Sam's family is growing up before his eyes. With college right around the corner, Brenda and Amberley must make decisions-about education, life, and love-that will set the course of their lives, while Lien faces racial prejudice for the first time and must find the strength to overcome. But it's an unexpected illness that truly puts the Bridges family to the test: do they have the faith and love to trust God even if it means losing that which they hold most dear? The Big Farm in Old Sodus is Book 3 in the heartwarming family saga that begins with At Home in Old Sodus and Life in Old Sodus.

"And I will raise me up a faithful priest, that shall do according to that which is in mine heart and in my mind . . ." What the world needs is more of Jesus, and it will see more of him when we love him more-know him better-believe and trust in him with all our hearts. This collection of essays is specially written for God's "Samuel Generation" every believer who wishes to know and do the heart and mind of their Father in heaven. In a highly personal and encouraging style, they bring a fresh and convicting look at topics such as grace, love, trusting in dark times, Christian unity, and the character of Jesus Christ. "Letters to a Samuel Generation keeps a balance in building faith, yet acknowledging pain. Calling to action, yet reminding people that BEing comes out of doing. And calling for unity, while still stressing the need to stand for truth." - Mercy Hope, Author and Speaker "To your description of what God's practical love is, my spirit shouted a resounding 'yes '" - Robin Gilman, Homeschooling Mother of 10