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New Faith-Inspired Children’s Book Awakens Wonder, Creativity, and a Love for God’s Creation

FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Kurt Kreiger’s Debut Book in the Stories of Epic Adventure Series Sparks Curiosity, Creativity, and Connection Across Generations

Seattle, WA – Artist and storyteller Kurt Kreiger invites readers on a vibrant journey of discovery in his debut children’s book, Stories of Epic Adventure (Redemption Press) the first installment in a four-book series designed to awaken the imagination and reignite the art of storytelling—for children and adults alike.

More than a picture book, Stories of Epic Adventure is an immersive experience—what Kreiger calls a “charcuterie board of visual vignettes”—offering readers a rich and whimsical glimpse into a day full of possibility. Each page brims with unexpected imagery, layered design, and vocabulary that dares to stretch the limits of young minds while equipping grown-up storytellers with opportunities to teach, engage, and explore together.

Blending playful illustration with thoughtful narrative, Kreiger’s work captures something rare in today’s children’s literature: the beauty of lingering. Readers are encouraged to slow down, savor each image, and let their imaginations roam freely—without needing to “get to the end” too quickly. The book’s varied artistic styles offer visual surprises at every turn, helping children exercise their creative muscles and offering adults a refreshing alternative to predictable storytelling.

Kreiger, who describes himself as “on pilgrimage” in the Pacific Northwest, brings his years of creative craftsmanship to life through this beautifully designed debut. His storytelling blends wisdom with whimsy, aiming not only to entertain but to foster a sense of wonder and deeper connection to the Creator of all things.

Stories of Epic Adventure (Book One) is available now at Redemption-Press.com and is ideal for families, educators, and anyone who believes in the power of imagination to shape young hearts and minds.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Kurt Kreiger is a storyteller and artist on pilgrimage in the Evergreen State of the Pacific Northwest. His immersive illustrations and novel narratives weave tales that inspire exploration, discovery, and creativity. He invites his readers on extraordinary journeys through vibrant worlds where reality and imagination intersect. His adventures include a spectrum of intricate detail to sublime scale, spurring curiosity, surprise, and delight. Kreiger’s storytelling blends wisdom with whimsy, resonating with audiences young and old. His tales foster an appetite for adventure, the wonder found in living wholeheartedly, and a love for the One who created it all.

For interviews, review copies, or media inquiries, please contact:
Kurt Kreiger | kpkreiger@gmail.com | 425-301-1216 (leave voicemail)

New Book Offers Hope and Healing One Cup at a Time

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United States—Monday, March 31, 2025

Marisa Claudine’s “Coffee with Jesus: Percolating Intimacy with God … One Cup at a Time” will be available tomorrow, April 1, 2025 and ebook free to download for five days through April 5, 2025.

“Coffee with Jesus” invites readers into the kind of soul-level conversation we’re all longing for.

When life breaks your heart, where do you go with the pieces? For author Marisa Claudine, it was coffee with Jesus—raw, honest moments at the kitchen table, pouring out pain and receiving comfort in return. Her debut book, “Coffee with Jesus: Percolating Intimacy with God … One Cup at a Time,” is now available and quickly stirring up powerful responses from readers who’ve walked through grief, shame, fear, and the heartache of loving someone battling addiction or depression.

With striking vulnerability, Marisa opens her journal and shares personal conversations with God—moments marked by struggle, surrender, and surprising joy. “Coffee with Jesus” is not a how-to or a formula. It’s a heartfelt invitation to sit in your own sacred space and be reminded that you are not alone. That you are loved. And that God is closer than you think.

Each chapter of “Coffee with Jesus” offers a lifeline for those facing:

paralyzing fear
deep grief
shame and rejection
confusion and anger

Rich and rooted in Scripture, shaped by testimony, and filled with grace, “Coffee with Jesus” will resonate deeply with readers who feel unseen or unworthy—and need a reminder that God meets us right in the middle of our mess.

Marisa Claudine’s “Coffee with Jesus” paperback will be available on Tuesday, April 1; with the e-book free to download on Amazon for 5 days, Tuesday, April 1 through April 5, 2025.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Marisa Claudine has a passion for bringing women together over a cup of coffee, a sweet treat, and heartfelt conversations. With her contagious enthusiasm for life, Marisa leads, mentors, and inspires women to cultivate an intimate relationship with their father God. Deeply committed to supporting those navigating mental health challenges, PTSD, and substance abuse, she embraces a loving and compassionate approach. Join her for soulful connections, scrumptious delights, and authentic conversations that will take you on a journey of healing, hope, and intimacy with God.

Connect with Marisa at marisaclaudine.co@gmail.com or at www.marisaclaudine.com

New Book The Eternity-Focused Life Challenges Christians to Live with Eternal Purpose

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – ENUMCLAW, WA—Redemption Press announces the release of The Eternity-Focused Life: Finding Purpose Now, Storing Treasure Forever by John Hargrave, a transformative guide that challenges believers to align their daily lives with God’s eternal plan.

In this insightful and practical book, Hargrave explores how Christians can discover their God-appointed purpose and use their resources to make an eternal impact.

The Eternity-Focused Life goes beyond the surface, offering practical guidance for navigating the complexities of living in this world while keeping our eyes fixed on eternity. It covers topics such as spiritual gifts, work life, and financial resources in the context of advancing God’s kingdom on earth.

Hargrave states, “My goal is to help believers catch a spiritual vision for their lives that encompasses eternity. I want readers to understand they have a God-appointed role in advancing the kingdom on earth, and that God rewards those who use their resources to fulfill that role.”

The book includes reflection questions at the end of each chapter, making it an ideal resource for individual study or small group discussions. It is targeted toward believers seeking fulfillment, significance, and practical wisdom on how to live in light of eternity.

The Eternity-Focused Life: Finding Purpose Now, Storing Treasure Forever is now available through Redemption Press and major book retailers.

For media inquiries, please contact:
John Hargrave jhargrave_wfe@att.net

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

John Hargrave (MA, Dallas Theological Seminary) has devoted his ministry life to mentoring and discipleship, with a passion for helping people live spiritually productive lives. His experience, both a pastor and working in the secular world, allows him to bring a balanced perspective of spiritual insight and practical wisdom to his writing. John and his wife Linda reside in Arkansas and have two adult children and are proud grandparents to one granddaughter.

Company Description:

Redemption Press is a respected publishing house dedicated to sharing inspirational and spiritually enriching literature with the world. Our commitment to uplifting readers through transformative stories and faith-based content remains unwavering.

For media inquiries or more information, please contact:

Redemption Press
360-226-3488
info@Redemption-Press.com
www.redemption-press.com

Introducing the perfect companion for Christians beginning their journey of faith

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Starting the journey of faith is one that established Christians often take for granted. But for those walking into this new world, once they are on their own and trying to navigate the next steps, it can be a confusing new world.

20 Life Lessons for New Christians, however, is the perfect companion for anyone beginning their life as a Christian. It is a truly unique book offering practical guidance, biblical wisdom, and heartfelt encouragement to help both new and established Christians grow in their relationship with God.

Whether you’re new to Christianity, or you’re a long-time Christian needing some encouragement, 20 Life Lessons for New Christians is the perfect guide.

“When I first became a Christian, I remember feeling excited, but also overwhelmed”, author Chathuni Palaketiyage stated. “I had so many questions, doubts, and struggles that I didn’t expect. Over time, I realised that many new believers go through the same experience—wondering if they’re doing things right, struggling with old habits, and feeling like they’re not growing fast enough.”

“Accordingly, I wrote 20 Life Lessons for New Christians to offer encouragement, wisdom, and biblical guidance to help others navigate the early stages of their faith journey.”

Having not been a lifelong Christian, Chathuni became a little stuck in navigating the next steps. “I didn’t grow up Christian; my entire family is Buddhist and so I grew up knowing nothing about Christianity,” she states.

“I went to a Christian high school, and had Christian Studies classes where I first learnt about Jesus. During the COVID-19 lockdowns in Melbourne in 2020, I started reading the Bible, which led me to become a Christian.”

Navigating the next steps became the challenge, and hence her desire to write a book that could help others with a smoother transition than the one she faced.

This remarkable new book will help both new and long standing Christians discover:

Tips and advice on what it’s like to live the Christian life
Refreshment for older Christians who may be a little stale in their faith
Helpful tips for new Christians who don’t know how to start

“My hope is that this book will remind new believers that they’re not alone and that growth takes time, but God is always at work in their lives,” she says.

From understanding God’s love and grace, to navigating challenges like doubt, forgiveness, and living out your faith in everyday life, each chapter provides a valuable life lesson rooted in Scripture. Readers will learn how to build a strong foundation for their faith, experience the joy of walking with Christ, and discover how to live with purpose and hope in today’s world.

With relatable stories, thought-provoking reflections, and actionable steps, 20 Life Lessons for New Christians will inspire and equip new believers to embrace their faith journey with confidence. This book isn’t just about surviving as a new Christian—it’s about thriving in the abundant life Jesus offers.

If you’re ready to deepen your faith, strengthen your walk with God, and find direction for your spiritual journey, this book is your guide to experiencing the fullness of life in Christ. Start your faith journey with confidence and hope—God’s best for you is yet to come.

20 Life Lessons for New Christians, published by Ark House, is now available globally.

New 52-Week Devotional Offers Peace, Perspective, and Prayer for the Seasons of Silence

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – United States—Monday, March 24, 2025

Gina Anderson’s “When Life Leaves You Speechless,” will be available tomorrow March 25, 2025 and ebook free to download for five days through March 29, 2025.

In a world that often demands quick answers and constant noise, Gina Anderson offers a gentle alternative: permission to pause, to feel deeply, and to meet God in the silence. Her new book, “When Life Leaves You Speechless,” is not just a devotional—it’s a year-long companion for those walking through seasons of overwhelm, heartache, awe, or uncertainty.

With tender honesty and deep compassion, Anderson speaks to the reader as a trusted friend, offering weekly reflections that hold space for real-life struggles and authentic faith. Drawing from Scripture, nature, and personal experience, she leads readers through 52 themed weeks of inspiration, prayer, and guided journaling to help them rediscover the nearness of God—even when He seems quiet.

“This isn’t about perfect prayers or polished spirituality,” Anderson writes. “It’s about real life, real emotions, and a real God who meets us in every moment.”

Each week of “When Life Leaves You Speechless” includes:

An inspiring quote
A heartfelt Scripture-based reflection
A topical focus for deeper engagement
A written prayer
A journaling prompt to encourage personal growth

Perfect for individual reflection or small group study, this beautifully written devotional meets readers right where they are—whether grieving a loss, savoring joy, wrestling with doubt, or simply longing for deeper connection with God.

Anderson’s message is clear: You are not alone. Even in silence, God is present—and He still speaks.

Gina Anderson’s “When Life Leaves You Speechless” paperback will be available on Tuesday, March 25; with the e-book free to download on Amazon for 5 days, Tuesday, March 25 through March 29, 2025. “When Life Leaves You Speechless” debuted to rave reviews! Here’s what just a couple of the reviewers have said:

Thimbles
5 Stars Short daily readings but packed full of caring.
Only a few chapters in and I’m already taking time to be still and listen for God’s presence. I don’t want to do one chapter a day….one chapter to start my morning then another at night to help settle all the crazyness of the day.

Forsythe
5 Stars – Speaks to my heart so deeply
Just started reading first week. Speaks to my heart so deeply. Didn’t know it would be laid out in a 52 week study. I’m so excited about that. Each read for week is prefect devotion time. It has a scripture reference to meditate.

For interviews, contact: Gina@causecreativegroup.com
Website: https://ginaandersonministries.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Gina Anderson draws from her profound life experiences to share stories of resilience, faith, and hope. For over four decades, she served in various ministry roles alongside her late husband, Pastor Doug Anderson, spending most of those years at Rose Heights Church in Tyler, TX. Gina has walked with countless individuals through life’s joys and sorrows offering biblical guidance and support. Her own journey, marked by profound loss and unexpected blessings, has deepened her faith and fueled her mission to share hope. As a mother of four, Gina weaves her experiences of grief, adoption, and personal trials into her writing, offering readers a testament to resilience and the transformative power of faith.

Michigan Exoneree Returns to Prison on His Own Terms 

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Dr. Marvin Cotton Jr. Hosts Motivational Event at Thumb Correctional Facility to Bring Hope to Inmates.

Lapeer, Michigan – When Dr. Marvin Cotton Jr., a Michigan exoneree and Detroit native, left prison in 2020 he vowed never to return—at least not as a resident. Instead of fighting for injustice behind bars like he once did, he now has the opportunity to use his voice and his story to advocate for men just like him. Cotton was exonerated on October 1, 2020 after being wrongfully convicted and serving 19 years, 7 months, and 12 days in the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC).

His release was the result of an extensive investigation by the Wayne County Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU), created in 2018 to address wrongful convictions.

Cotton is one of the dozens of men in Michigan who has been wrongfully convicted and exonerated by the CIU in the last seven years. Since returning to society, he has focused on finding unique ways to advocate for others who have been wrongfully convicted. Understanding the important role that community support plays in the lives of returning citizens, Cotton has made it his mission to find ways to uplift those who are still fighting for their freedom.

Amongst his many accomplishments to date, Cotton has published his first bestselling book, “Better Not Broken: An Optimistic Guide to Overcoming Pain and Leveraging Life’s Opportunities” and founded the Better Not Broken Community Development Corporation.

On Saturday, March 8, Cotton visited Thumb Correctional Facility (TCF) to encourage the residents and to provide resources to help them overcome mental and emotional barriers as they prepare to return to their communities.

The motivational event titled, “Staying Positive and Engaged While in Prison”, included a keynote address by Cotton, a question-and-answer session, and a special recognition segment honoring nine men from the facility who have made admirable contributions to help improve the lives of others and their communities. The voluntary event was well attended, drawing over 125 men.

The event was a collaborative effort of TCF’s administration (including the prison warden, assistant deputy warden of programs, and the special activities director), Cotton and the TCF residents. Robert T. Hinds, a juvenile lifer who was wrongfully convicted in 2002 and has maintained his innocence for almost 24 years, helped spearhead the event by working with the TCF staff, fellow inmates, and Cotton’s administrative team to help organize the logistics and ensure that the event was open to the entire general population of men at the facility. Hinds says that the desired outcome of the event was for the men to feel inspired after hearing Cotton’s story of redemption.

“I’ve had to overcome a lot of things in my life and to mature. It wasn’t easy, but I put in the work, and I have been blessed to have accomplished a lot, even while fighting for justice from behind these bars,” said Hinds. “I know if it is possible for me to overcome and succeed, so can these other men.”

TCF is one of the few correctional facilities in Michigan that has a thriving and expansive college program where the staff promotes higher education and reform. As a result, the administration’s commitment to provide valuable educational opportunities continues to positively impact the residents and the culture at TCF.

According to Hinds and Cotton, the challenges and bureaucracy that can come with doing positive work inside of prison can be overwhelming, but they both agreed that the work is still worth doing.

They also shared that while many of the men who are inside serving life and/or long indeterminate sentences have helped rebuild the confidence and spirits of men who have already been released back into the community, their contributions to those individuals’ transformation and its impact on society is often unacknowledged.

Hinds said that while organizing the event with Cotton, he was able to share the stories of nine men at TCF who regularly sacrifice their time and energy volunteering inside the facility to positively influence others. Those men range from writers, mentors, facilitators, college graduates to leaders in their faith communities.

One of the men who Hinds mentioned was Jerry Riley. Riley, a youthful offender who was 19 years old at the time of the offense he was convicted for and is awaiting the Michigan Supreme Court decision in People v. Czarnecki, said that he is prayerful he will be resentenced at that time.

When Hinds mentioned Riley’s name to Cotton, Cotton said that he was pleasantly surprised because he and Riley were old acquaintances. In fact, Riley was the man who helped Cotton develop his writing skills during his early attempts at writing stories. Cotton said that he was impressed that Riley had remained consistent doing positive work over the years.

“Jerry Riley is a great example of servant leadership,” said Hinds, “I have had conversations with Jerry about Dr. Cotton before and he never mentioned that he played a role in him learning how to write stories. This was a testament to me that his heart is in the right place as he is doing the work that he does.”

During the motivational event, Cotton recognized the work of several other men whose stories of sacrifice and selflessness were shared with him by Hinds in an effort to highlight their personal growth and service inside the prison. Cotton not only acknowledged the men personally, but he also made an attempt to provide each man with a certificate from his organization.

Determined to leave an impression of hope on the residents’ hearts and minds, and to remind them that they are not forgotten, Cotton says that he chose to recite the powerful words of Nelson Mandela, “To be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.”

During his keynote address, he also reflected on when he was in prison and there was a lack of community resources and volunteers to help with the initiatives that he wanted to introduce inside. Now that he is free, Cotton said that he is determined to use his voice to make a difference.

The event also included a robust question-and-answer segment, where the leaders of the event and the general population were invited to ask questions, many of which were centered around Cotton’s personal journey and experiences and the overall state of the justice system. One attendee commented that, “It was good to hear from someone who has actually experienced being sentenced to life in prison and being cleared.”

Cotton said that his vision is to work with the men inside so that they can overcome the pain and trauma that they may have experienced, develop professional tools and access the community resources needed so that they can overcome their personal struggles.

“It’s imperative that the men inside start to leverage opportunities now and find creative ways to get involved doing positive work before they leave prison,” said Cotton. “If the men who have influence use their voices productively, they can make a difference in someone’s life by opening up their minds and teaching them a new way to live.”

Cotton also expressed his gratitude for Hinds’ influential and strategic leadership in successfully pulling all the men together for a positive purpose.

“This event would not have been possible if my team (Freddie Nash, Robert Harrington-Bey, and David Wheetley) did not work collectively using our resources and influence,” Hinds said.

Randal LeFevre, an inmate at TCF, attended the event and said that Cotton was the most inspiring speaker he had heard in his 27 years of being in prison. “His ability to network and connect with people was impressive and a lot of what he shared helped me to put his vision in perspective.”

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A Beacon in the Night: Consistent Demand for Grief Counseling Met with Inspirational New Book

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – In acknowledgment of the ever-present need for comfort in times of sorrow, Redemption Press is proud to unveil Dearly Departed: To Mama and Others with Love, a poignant exploration of grief through the medium of unique storytelling.

As data continues to show a consistent need for grief counseling and supportive literature, this literary work makes a powerful impact in the endeavor to grapple with the universal challenge of loss.

Through Dearly Departed: To Mama and Others with Love, the author extends a hand to those in the throes of mourning, bearing a cache of personal letters and reflections documenting the intimate voyage through loss and the subsequent seeking of solace.

Heidi Fletcher Nichols’s rich tapestry of memories and yearnings offers not only personal restoration but also communal insight, suggesting that amid great sorrow can emerge a fortified resilience and an enriched grasp of existence.

As Nichols herself puts it, “In writing each line to those who departed, I found chapters of my inner self unwritten and now revealed. It’s about companionship – this book to reader, heart to heart; and it’s about recognition—the silent nods we share when words fall short, but understanding doesn’t.”

Dearly Departed is meticulously crafted to echo within the hearts of those wandering through the shadowed valleys of grief, guiding readers toward a dawn where remembrance and newfound meaning intertwine.

Redemption Press extends a warm invitation to traverse this spiritual landscape, strengthened by the bonds of communal wisdom and an unyielding light of empathy.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Heidi Fletcher Nichols
Email: heartcreek@hotmail.com
Phone: (970) 259-0206

About Redemption Press:
Redemption Press is a renowned publishing house dedicated to bringing stories of faith, hope, and inspiration to readers worldwide. With a commitment to delivering meaningful and engaging content, Redemption Press continues to empower authors to share their messages with authenticity and impact.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Heidi Fletcher Nichols, MEd, draws on her expertise in Guidance and Counseling and personal experiences of loss to enrich her insightful writings. With over a decade of experience as a Parent Educator in a crisis nursery, followed by nine more years of dedicated service in private practice, her expertise in mental health and family dynamics allows her to provide compassionate and effective support to those navigating challenging times. Her works, including Happy is the Heart (2007), emphasize the healing power of shared grief and fellowship in understanding God’s role in personal journeys. Based in Durango, CO, Nichols juggles her professional accomplishments with her roles as a mother, grandmother, and tennis enthusiast, embodying a commitment to healing, understanding, and family.

For interviews, contact Heidi Fletcher Nichols at: heartcreek@hotmail.com

New book aims to develop effective leaders for kingdom initiatives  

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – While those in Christian leadership need to understand the basic principles of business, there are elements of leadership that are unique to believers.

In his new book, Kingdom Leadership: Developing Effective Leaders for the Kingdom of Heaven, Nathan Porter has used his years of experience to deliver Christian leaders with the tools they need to not only be successful in their field, but to be able to bring Godly principles into their lives.

Nathan has dedicated many years to studying and reading about leadership, both through formal education in his MBA program, and as part of his personal journey of growth. This includes in his current role as a CEO, where leadership can literally make or break an organization.

Over time, he noticed a significant disconnect between the leadership principles taught in the world and what he believed God was revealing to him. He recognized that while worldly leadership often focuses on power, position, and influence, the leadership God calls us to is rooted in humility, servanthood, and aligning with His will.

After receiving a profound revelation from God through His word, Nathan gained a deeper and clearer understanding of the stark contrast between worldly leadership and Kingdom Leadership—an approach that calls us to lead not for our own gain, but for God’s glory and the service of others.

This powerful revelation sparked a deep desire in Nathan, an experienced leader, to share what he had learned. He was inspired to write this book with the aim of helping others discern the difference between the worldly concept of leadership, and the transformative leadership God desires for each of us to embrace and live out in our daily lives.

Through this work, Nathan hopes to guide Christians in embracing a leadership style that reflects God’s heart and fulfills His purpose for their lives.

Kingdom Leadership: Developing Effective Leaders for the Kingdom of Heaven invites readers on a transformative journey into the heart of leadership through the lens of the Kingdom of Heaven. In a crowded field of leadership literature, this book offers a unique perspective rooted in biblical principles and timeless wisdom.

Through exploration of scriptural-based concepts, Nathan uncovers the intrinsic value and potential within each individual as a Kingdom leader. Comparing Kingdom leadership to historical leadership concepts of influential figures, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the difference in leadership dynamics. This book is not just a reflection of his journey, but a calling to share God’s truth with others in a deeper and more expansive way.

Nathan has built a diverse career in both national and international roles, which has provided him with the opportunity to observe leadership practices across the globe. Through his experiences, he has gained insight into how leadership concepts and functions vary depending on cultural backgrounds and individual perceptions of what it means to be a leader.

Nathan has worked with and for global entities, including property development and construction conglomerates, world banks, and international investors.

In addition to his corporate experience, Nathan also works with an international non-governmental organization focused on peace-building projects in conflict-affected areas of Myanmar. He has served as a Director and Chairperson of the in-country organization and currently holds the position of Director and CEO of the Australian branch.

Nathan’s academic background includes formal studies, with a Bachelor of Business majoring in Finance, and a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Leadership. These experiences have equipped him with a broad and nuanced understanding of leadership, both in theory and in practice.

This is Nathan’s first book, a project that has been years in the making. It all started when he felt a strong inspiration from God to write down the insights and revelations God had been showing him. What initially began as personal reflections soon developed into teaching notes designed to encourage and uplift those in his church, sharing the wisdom God had imparted to him.

As Nathan continued to reflect on these revelations, the notes grew in depth and substance, eventually expanding into the work you see today.

Throughout this process, Nathan has felt a continuous sense of divine inspiration, guided by the Holy Spirit, to refine and articulate his thoughts in a way that would help others understand and embrace the message God has placed on his heart.

These varied experiences, along with the revelation Nathan received from God, have profoundly shaped his understanding of the significance of Kingdom Leadership and its role in guiding others toward God’s will.

The book challenges readers to shift their mindset, moving away from conventional worldly views of leadership and embracing the divine blueprint God has laid out for His people to live and lead by. Nathan carefully breaks down how our thoughts shape our beliefs, which in turn influence our convictions. He explains how these internal factors directly impact our attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors—particularly in our understanding of leadership. This process of transformation is crucial for anyone seeking to lead as God intended.

Readers will gain practical insights into how to apply Kingdom Leadership in every area of their lives: from personal relationships to professional endeavors. Nathan’s approach goes beyond the typical Christian leadership books by analyzing how common leadership structures, taught by the world, influence even the operations of the Church.

He sheds light on how these worldly structures can sometimes divert the Church from its true calling and mission, providing a thought-provoking perspective on how we are meant to operate as leaders in God’s Kingdom.

Additionally, Nathan addresses the personal growth needed for Christians to be effective leaders in God’s Kingdom. He identifies key areas of a believer’s life that require development to reflect the fruit of the Spirit and the character of Christ. Through this, the book offers practical wisdom on how to align one’s leadership with God’s will, equipping readers to lead with integrity, humility, and purpose.

Ultimately, it helps readers understand how to embody the type of leadership that not only serves God’s Kingdom but also reflects His love, justice, and truth in a world that desperately needs it.

Designed to challenge and encourage, Kingdom Leadership helps readers move from the belief that leadership is something reserved for a few, to fully embracing the truth that they are all called to lead. It inspires readers to recognize that leadership is not just about holding a title or occupying a position of authority, but about living out a calling that touches every area of their lives.

By re-framing leadership in this way, Nathan’s book encourages readers to shift their perspective and realize that they have the ability to lead through the simple, everyday actions that reflect Christ’s love. This leadership is not about seeking recognition, but about living in such a way that others are drawn to God’s truth and love through their example.

The book empowers readers to live out their calling, no matter their circumstances, knowing that leadership is found in service and that God equips each of us to lead with grace and humility in every sphere of life.

Whether you’re just beginning to recognize your leadership potential or you’re already on the path to living out your calling, Kingdom Leadership will inspire you to lead with purpose, grounded in God’s truth, and empowered by His Spirit. It’s an invitation for all believers to step up and become the leaders God intended them to be, fully equipped to fulfill His will on earth.

Kingdom Leadership will help readers embrace a new perspective, elevate their leadership, and make a lasting impact in their spheres of influence for the Kingdom of Heaven. Kingdom Leadership, published by Ark House, is now available globally.

New book challenges leaders to finish well in a world where many fall short

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Dinah Lee Hodgson’s “The Uncommon Leader” will be available tomorrow March 18, 2025 and ebook free to download for five days through March 22, 2025.

Statistics reveal a sobering truth: Only one in three leaders will finish their life journey well, fulfilling their purpose with excellence. Many will stumble, and others will falter completely. Why? And more importantly, how can today’s leaders defy the odds?

In her powerful new book, “The Uncommon Leader: Following God’s Plan through Process, Person, and Power to Finish Well” (Redemption Press), Dinah Lee Hodgson provides a roadmap for leaders who want to rise above the norm and walk in their God-ordained calling with strength, integrity, and endurance.

Through engaging stories, biblical insights, and practical reflection exercises, Hodgson unpacks:

God’s process for shaping and refining leaders,
The necessity of following Christ’s leadership model and relying on the Holy Spirit, and
The enemy’s tactics to derail a leader’s life—and how to overcome them.

Perfect for pastors, ministry leaders, business executives, and influencers at any level, “The Uncommon Leader” is more than a leadership book—it’s a challenge to embrace the process, lean into God’s power, and lead with lasting impact to the finish line.

Dinah Lee Hodgson’s “The Uncommon Leader” paperback will be available on Tuesday, March 18; with the e-book free to download on Amazon for 5 days, Tuesday, March 18 through March 22, 2025. “The Uncommon Leader” debuted to rave reviews! Here’s what just a couple of the reviewers have said:

PPodleski

5 Stars Experienced some cognitive dissonance uprooting false leadership concepts

I was tremendously blessed by this book and its insights. I will admit I experienced a little bit of cognitive dissonance, uprooting false concepts about leadership that were taught to me in Business School in my early 20s. I was encouraged by the freedom we have in Christ as leaders if we cling to His will and plan instead of ours. The part about healing childhood traumas and allowing self care hit home as well. I’m a preacher’s kid and have seen how damaging it can be when leaders don’t do their own healing work. Now, as a leader myself, I will apply the lessons in this book and aim to finish well. I highly recommend this book to anyone that is part of a Christian ministry, even if you yourself don’t hold the “leader” position. As you will learn, you don’t have to have an official position to influence and lead. Or like myself, you may be a leader in a secular job trying to honor the Lord in how you lead your team.

S-POW

5 Stars – Self-reflection and Sacrifice Required
Hodgson asks the question “What is the goal pushing you forward?” She posits that many leaders, including those in the Church, actually have fame and power as their goal, rather than the proper aim of Godly success, which seeks the success of others rather than oneself. She advises that the uncommon leader will run from the lure of abusing their power and live in a way that emulates the rubric Jesus set … In God’s kingdom, finishing strong looks like lifting others up while you earn Jesus-style calloused hands …

For interviews, contact dinahhodgson@gmail.com

Website: www.dinahleehodgson.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dinah Hodgson is an author, national and international speaker, and ministry leader with a master’s in Christian leadership and counseling, and a doctorate in Christian leadership, counseling, and coaching from Primus University of Theology. Ordained as a Messenger Fellowship pastor, over the last four decades she has served in leadership roles within the local church, para-church ministries, and as a professor at the Fully Equipped Bible Institute. Dinah is well-known for her passion to share God’s character, his ways, his mission, and to help others understand their unique purpose. Her first book, Up from the Ashes: Reclaiming God’s Original Design and Purpose for Your Life, was released in 2022. Dinah and John, her husband of forty-five years, reside in Moreland Hills, Ohio, and enjoy time with their three adult children, their spouses, six grandchildren, and a mini-goldendoodle. She also enjoys traveling, crafting, bird-watching, spending time with others, and organizing just about anything.

New Children’s Devotional, “God Said” by Jennifer Boado Simmons, Empowers Children with Truth and Encouragement

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – United States—Monday, March 17, 2025

“God Said” by Jennifer Boado Simmons will be available tomorrow March 18, 2025 with the ebook free to download for five days through March 22, 2025.

In a world where children are constantly bombarded with messages that shape their self-worth, “God Said,” the new devotional by Jennifer Simmons, offers a powerful and faith-filled alternative. This beautifully crafted book provides daily affirmations, scripture-based encouragement, and heartfelt prayers to help children see themselves through God’s eyes—as deeply loved and treasured.

Instead of internalizing the world’s often harmful and untrue words, “God Said” teaches young readers to embrace the truth of their identity in Christ. Through short, impactful devotions, children will discover the amazing qualities God has placed in each of them, reinforcing their confidence and faith. Each day’s reading ends with an uplifting summary, ensuring that the message remains clear and empowering.

Children today face so many challenges to their self-worth “God Said” is a powerful way of reminding them—and the adults reading alongside them—that God’s love defines who they are, not the world’s standards.

With its simple yet profound messages, “God Said” is a perfect addition to family devotionals, bedtime routines, and Sunday school lessons. Parents, caregivers, and educators will find it a valuable resource for instilling lasting confidence and faith in young hearts.

Jennifer Simmons “God Said” print copy will be available on Tuesday, March 18; with the e-book free to download on Amazon for 5 days, Tuesday, March 18 through March 22, 2025. “God Said” debuted to rave reviews! Here’s what just a couple of the reviewers have said:

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5 Stars – A delightful, engaging, and spiritually enriching book, filled with warmth, wisdom, and love

“God Said” is a delightful and inspiring children’s book that introduces young readers to the beauty of creation and the power of God’s words. With simple, engaging language and colorful illustrations, it introduces young readers to the power of God’s words and the wonders of the world He created. The book’s gentle tone and uplifting message make it a perfect choice for sparking faith and curiosity in children!

Teresa W.

5 Stars “God Said” is powerful.

The daily prayer ideas are uplifting and will help children understand speaking to God through prayer is not complicated. The messages create positive influences for the reader.

For interviews, contact GodSaidSpeakLife@gmail.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jennifer Simmons spent years devoting her time to children as a church and private Christian school teacher. After giving an anti-bullying presentation at a youth event hosted by Williams Uplift Foundation, she was Spirit-led to write God Said, her first book and devotional. God Said teaches children who they are in Christ while also providing Biblical affirmations that minister to both the reader and the listener. As a military child, she was blessed to live all over the world and calls Phoenix, Arizona, home for now. The mom of two beautiful girls continues to volunteer for the Williams Uplift Foundation and for the Kingdom Kidz Ministry at Kingdom Church in Phoenix.

New devotional book addresses unique challenges facing dispatchers

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – With over twenty years of experience as a retired Public Safety Dispatcher, Elizabeth Abshire strives to assist fellow dispatchers in finding moments of peace during their daily routines.

She has penned a devotional specifically for dispatchers and it is available for purchase in time for National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW). Its title is “I Hear Voices; Devotions for Dispatchers.”

In her acknowledgements, Elizabeth states, “I am so grateful to my friends and former colleagues who have entrusted me with their stories. They are real heroes! They have been able to walk through these events and come out on the other side with a deeper relationship to their Savior, and they have shared these stories in the hope they will make a difference in your own story.”

“Elizabeth Abshire’s I Hear Voices, is a powerful and deeply personal reflection on the unique challenges faced by first responders—particularly dispatchers—whose unseen sacrifices often go unrecognized. Through poignant storytelling and heartfelt debriefs, Abshire captures the camaraderie, resilience, and emotional toll that come with serving in law enforcement.

Her stories, such as the Number Two No Cheese, where an officer’s simple act of kindness made all the difference or the struggle of transitioning from the chaos of duty to the demands of home life, resonate deeply with anyone who has worn the badge or answered the call.

The book serves as both a tribute to the often-overlooked dispatchers who keep us safe and a reminder that small acts of support—whether a meal, a break, or a moment of understanding—can have a profound impact.

I highly recommend this book to officers, dispatchers, and anyone seeking to understand the unbreakable bond between those who serve. It is a testament to the strength of our profession and the importance of taking care of one another. I Hear Voices, is more than a collection of stories—it’s a call to remember the humanity behind the headset and the badge.”

By Chief Casey J. Day, Fortuna Police Department

This book will make a great gift for anyone in Public Safety, especially those who literally answer the call!

It is available for sale on Amazon, in the Kindle Store, or directly from the author at https://restoredandblessed.etsy.com/listing/1869567186 with a 25% discount by using the code NPSTW25 at checkout.

State of the Christian Workplace 2025 Report Highlights Employee Engagement Trends

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – (Mercer Island, WA)—The State of the Christian Workplace 2025 report provides insights into employee engagement and workplace health in Christian-led workplaces.

The report highlights statistically valid research from Best Christian Workplaces and offers a foundation from which leaders can learn how to foster a flourishing workplace.

The State of the Christian Workplace 2025 report offers practical information about what matters most to employees in today’s workplace. The report is based on anonymous feedback from nearly 160,000 employees in Christian-led workplaces across multiple sectors. Best Christian Workplaces’ Employee Engagement Survey is a proprietary, research-based tool for assessing workplace health.

Jay Bransford, President and CEO of Best Christian Workplaces, emphasizes the importance of workplace health: “This report highlights remarkable examples of what can happen when leaders listen to their teams and take intentional steps to build Flourishing Workplaces^TM. Leaders in healthy Christian-led workplaces model Christ and empower their teams to flourish, extending their impact to the world.

“However, many organizations still face challenges in fostering engagement and workplace health. Our 2024 data revealed that one-third of surveying organizations fell below the Healthy threshold. This underscores the ongoing need to support and equip leaders in their journey toward creating workplaces that honor God and uplift their people.”

Along with overall data, the State of the Christian Workplace 2025 report highlights trends over the past five years by demographics and by sector. As a leader in the study of employee engagement, Best Christian Workplaces has more than two decades of experience and a robust data set that includes thousands of employee voices. The size of the data set allows statistically reliable categorization by different types of organizations.

Included in the report are the following categories:

Churches
Parachurch and Missions
Rescue Missions
Family Services
Christian Schools (K-12)
Higher Education
Businesses
Other Nonprofits

Ministry Partners who use the research-based Employee Engagement Survey have access to their own data, and can also see how they compare to their peers. They benefit from the guidance of experienced Best Christian Workplaces consultants who help them interpret their results and develop action plans to improve workplace health.

Ministry Partners who invest in an annual survey of workplace health can track their improvement over time and see the impact of a flourishing workplace on their ministry and business outcomes.

Learn more about the attributes of a flourishing workplace by reading the State of the Christian Workplace 2025 report. Then listen to the voices of your own employees through an Employee Engagement Survey, and commit to action that improves workplace health.

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About Best Christian Workplaces

We equip and inspire Christian leaders to build an engaged, flourishing workplace. We believe that Christian-led workplaces can set the standard as the best, most effective places to work in the world. Our proven three-phase process of Discover, Build, and Grow takes the guesswork out of building a flourishing workplace culture. Best Christian Workplaces is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and was founded in 2002.

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Professor and Raising Christian Kids CEO Offers Essential Parenting Manual to Anchor Kids’ Faith

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Professor and Raising Christian Kids Founder and CEO Lee Ann Mancini has written a best-selling all-inclusive parenting guide to equip those raising today’s kids with research-based tools, solutions, and faith-anchoring techniques so our youth can impact the world for Christ.

BOCA RATON, FL, UNITED STATES, MARCH 2025 – College professor, Sea Kids animated series producer, and Raising Christian Kids CEO Lee Ann Mancini inspires a groundbreaking resource for parents based upon expert insights and extensive research. Raising Kids to Follow Christ: Instilling a Lifelong Trust in God.

Recent statistics show our youth abandoning faith at an alarming rate.

90% of 13-14-year-olds from Christian households believe there is no absolute moral truth, and 84% think we are not born into sin and need a savior!

In the cultural war against Christ-centered values, vulnerable young souls are our greatest casualties. It’s time to raise a faith-armored generation and equip them to change the world. With the right resources, we can equip our kids with enduring faith.

Raising Kids to Follow Christ offers today’s families the vital resources they need to nurture children in faith. This expert guide provides developmentally appropriate and scripturally centered methods based upon top research and expert insights from the brightest minds in childhood spiritual development.

Raising Kids to Follow Christ emphasizes truth wrapped in love and joy in a parenting approach to prevent children from abandoning their faith. Raising Kids to Follow Christ endeavors to remedy the statistically high rate at which children turn away from Christianity.

Author Lee Ann Mancini is the award-winning author and executive producer of the Sea Kids series, which can be viewed on Answers.TV, Pure Flix, Right Now Media, and SeaKidsTV. Lee Ann earned a master’s degree in theological studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Trinity International University) and two master’s degrees — one in Christian and Classic Studies and one in Biblical and Theological Studies — from Knox Theological Seminary. She is an adjunct professor at South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary and hosts the award-winning podcast Raising Christian Kids.

Lee Ann Mancini founded Raising Christian Kids and authored Raising Kids to Follow Christ from her god-given mission to help parents build a strong foundation of Christ in their children that will last a lifetime. Interview topics include, but are not limited to:

Discipline vs Discipling
Fun Ways to Inspire Kids’ Faith
Top Parenting Practices for Each Age Level
Apologetics for Children and Adults
Secrets to Great Family Communication

If you would like an opportunity to feature Lee Ann Mancini on your show, please respond ASAP to schedule an interview or request more information.

Here’s what top experts are saying about Raising Kids to Follow Christ:

“Raising Kids to Follow Christ” by Lee Ann Mancini is a much-needed resource for the times in which we find ourselves. As Mancini so accurately states, “Christianity is being attacked on every imaginable level…” Indeed. More than ever, parents- and every adult believer with influence in the lives of children- must be committed to imparting a thoroughly Biblical view of life and faith. Lee Ann Mancini is a compelling voice that God has raised to inspire and equip. It is a joy to recommend her book, and I pray that countless numbers of people will benefit from her work.”

– Alex McFarland

This remarkable book holds the keys to establishing spiritual bedrock in your child’s life. It blends practical wisdom with biblical principles and provides a comprehensive roadmap, empowering you to foster a lifelong connection to faith within your child. It’s a great read for every Christian parent.

—Dr. Scott Turansky, Cofounder of the National Center for Biblical Parenting

Lee Ann Mancini has penned a well-researched, extensive handbook for parenting with a Biblically-based worldview. Lee Ann has captured the heart of the Creator toward parents and children: wisdom, compassion, love, truth, and beauty are woven throughout this power-packed parenting manual. If you are a parent that wants MORE for your children, grandchildren, and the next generation, this guide will equip you to train and transform to grow leaders and lovers of Christ, the Church and bring hope to a world that needs revival, redemption, and restoration by providing authentic Christians as bright lights reflecting the Savior and His heart for humankind

— Pam Farrel, Co-director of Love-Wise and author/co-author of 56 books, including bestselling Men Are Like Waffles, Women Are Like Spaghetti: 10 Best Decisions a Parent Can Make, and co-author of the Discovering The Bible series.

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AND I HEARD HIM WHISPER… A Devotional of Heavenly Messages, Inspiring Pictures, and Stories of God’s Faithfulness.

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Experience the heart of God on every page! Hear His voice of love revealed through these stories and messages.

Empire Publishing is proud to announce the release of a new book by a local author, Marcy Mikolajewski. The Book title is “And I Heard Him Whisper…” subtitled, “Hearing the Voice of God, A Devotional of Heavenly Whispers”.

The release date is March 13, 2025, and will be available on Amazon and wherever books are sold, including local bookstores. If not on the shelves yet, the bookstore can order it for you.

Marcy (Miko-la-jewski) is a seasoned Christian, successful blogger and bible study leader. She makes her home in Miami County, enjoying life as a wife, mother and grandmother. She has worked in ministry and also the business world and takes her faith wherever she goes. Marcy’s blog messages have touched many lives as she reveals the heart of God as found in the bible. Her love for Jesus abounds and is her reason for writing.

In Marcy’s own words she writes, “When I was 23, I met Jesus in a very personal way and invited Him into my heart. Wow, what a difference He makes! I just want to tell everybody about Jesus. He is my constant companion. He has never left me or failed me, and I know he never will. He guides my steps in amazing ways.”

Marcy has a strong belief that God wants to speak to all of His children. The voice of God is sometimes referred to as the “still small voice”. Marcy calls it a whisper. During private intimate times with her Father and Savior, Marcy received and journaled many of these “whispers” and shares them now to encourage others to listen for His voice into their own heart.

Available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

And I Heard Him Whisper… is published by Empire Publishing and Literary Service Bureau, USA

ISBN: 979-8348562120 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 979-8348562014 (Paperback)
Published: 04/12/2025

For more information you can visit Marcy’s website at www.andiheardhimwhisper.com or read her blogs on Facebook at “And I Herd Him Whisper”.

The Modern Dilemma of Faith: Religious Transformation and Regulatory Challenges

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – In this era of transformation and challenges, religion, as a significant social force, has exhibited diversified and complex characteristics in its development. When religious scandals trigger public outcry, we must not remain confined to shallow moral condemnation.

Such storms act like a scalpel, dissecting the systemic corruption within American religious institutions, where capitalist logic is reshaping sacred spaces.

The “marketization of faith” predicted by sociologist of religion Rodney Stark is becoming a reality. According to Pew Research Center data, 63% of global religious organizations have adopted corporate operational models over the past decade, with “religious GDP” growing at an annual rate of 8.4%.

Capital has quietly rewritten the foundational code of belief. As the global religious market surpasses $1.5 trillion, crises of faith loom in three dimensions: regulatory mechanisms, power constraints, and legal frameworks. Some religious institutions and individuals exploit religion as a profit-making tool, accumulating wealth while deviating from its essence.

Regulatory Failures: Systemic Vulnerabilities
Under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, religious organizations are exempt from disclosing financial details, rendering over 350,000 American religious groups de facto “financial black boxes.” A 2023 Brookings Institution report reveals that church-affiliated enterprises evade over $4.4 billion in taxes annually, with only 12% of religious organizations undergoing third-party financial audits.

According to the Department of Justice’s crime statistics, a mere 15% of religiously linked sexual abuse cases enter judicial proceedings. Church-owned properties account for 62% of nonprofit real estate assets in the U.S. but contribute only 0.3% in property taxes. For instance, Timothy Michael Dolan, Archbishop of New York, frequently straddles the line between legal permissibility and ethical controversy.

While transferring funds from the Milwaukee Archdiocese fell within his legal authority as archbishop, it was widely perceived as an intentional maneuver to obstruct victim compensation claims—a technical exploitation of legal loopholes under religious tax-exempt status.

Power Unchecked: Breeding Grounds for Abuse
A New York Times investigation found that conviction rates for religious leaders involved in sexual abuse are less than one-fifth of those for the general population. In 34 states, religious organizations remain exempt from child protection background checks, enabling many bishops to evade accountability due to systemic regulatory gaps. The First Amendment has become a shield for wrongdoing.

Timothy Michael Dolan’s empire is no anomaly but a symptom of a broader institutional malaise. As early as July 3, 2013, a New York Times article titled Cardinal Dolan and the Sex Abuse Scandal reported that Dolan sought to protect church assets from claims by clergy abuse victims, even offering $10,000 bribes to accused priests to resign voluntarily.

Victims of abuse face legal barriers: Arkansas’s Religious Arbitration Priority Act forces cases into internal church proceedings, clergy records are protected under Pastoral Privacy Regulations, and church-hired psychological consultants often issue “plaintiff memory distortion” assessments. This systemic failure results in judicial intervention in less than 4% of minor abuse cases within religious institutions (National Children’s Rights Coalition).

Legislative Gaps: Between Disenchantment and Re-enchantment
Legal blind spots and governance challenges in American religious ecosystems are deeply rooted in the First Amendment of 1791. While this tradition of liberty fosters pluralistic faith communities, it also creates regulatory gray zones.

A vacuum of accountability and intense commercialization have turned the $1.5 trillion religious market into a revolving door of interests. Five members of the Congressional Religious Freedom Committee simultaneously serve as advisors to church lobbying groups. Ivy League divinity schools award “Ethical Leadership” honors to religious figures in exchange for donations, while media outlets frame scandals as “persecution of Christianity.”

The close ties between religious leaders and politicians—often at odds with doctrinal principles—raise questions: Is this political coercion or religious degradation? Religious freedom litigation constitutes 17% of constitutional cases (U.S. Supreme Court data), with over 2,000 judicial interpretations expanding the concept of “religious liberty.”

Confronting systemic crises, nations are exploring solutions to curb further deterioration. Germany enforces a Religious Transparency Act mandating disclosure of funds exceeding €500,000. South Korea implements a religious group credit rating system incorporating abuse records and financial violations. Brazil’s “Street Liberation Theology” movement rebuilds faith through community solidarity.

Scholars propose reforms to address escalating complexities: establishing a three-tier risk assessment system for religious organizations to monitor cross-border fund flows, revising IRS Form 990 to mandate disclosure of executive compensation and related transactions, amending the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) to exclude criminal investigations from religious immunity, and forming cross-departmental religious oversight committees to dismantle regulatory voids.

As the sociologist of religion Peter Berger observed, “True religious freedom is the art of dancing within the shackles of the rule of law.” On this path to reform, both legislative wisdom and the rational vigilance of every believer are indispensable.

Christian business coach guides female entrepreneurs on their business journey

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FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Are you called to business?

Are you constantly seeing business opportunities all around you as you formulate solutions to the needs in your community?

Chapter 31 – Called to Business is the result of one woman’s journey into entrepreneurship. It is the book that the author and respected financial coach, Christine Addis, would have loved to have found at her local bookstore when she was looking for answers on how to juggle the care and nurture of her family and pursue what she felt God was calling her to do.

Chapter 31 – Called to Business is full of biblical wisdom gleaned from years of having the Holy Spirit as her only teacher and contains many personal and practical life lessons that have already helped many women to discover the right way to do business.

So if you are sensing that God is calling you to business, get ready to go on a journey and be part of an amazing group of women who are destined to change the way society sees the role of daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and entrepreneur.

Chapter 31 – Called to Business, published by Ark House, is now available globally.

About the author
Christine Addis, known to many as Coach Chris, is the owner and director of an online financial coaching company that was established in 2011. She has helped hundreds of people from all walks of life gain control of their own finances and move towards a financially successful future. She is a wife, a mother of five and grandmother of nine and she loves to meet regularly with other women to encourage them in their call to business.

Chris recently established the networking group “Chapter 31” and together they held their first conference in 2023 – something which they plan to do annually. Chris is passionate about seeing women become all they were created to be and many women have been helped by her warm-hearted encouragement and listening ear. Visit her at http://www.coachchris.com.au.

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