Joyce Hill

The God I Know..." In the Bible, Jesus asked Peter, 'Who do you say that I am' Steve and Joyce answer this same question...with clarity and persuasion. If there is a missing relationship in your life with the Creator of the universe-you will find it in The God I Know." -Steve Kyle, a Jesus follower"The God I Know and the Relationship We Need is an insightful collection of personal essays regarding the authors' personal faith journeys, which help answer questions that believers as well as non-believers may struggle with. Each chapter features an unvarnished honesty and shows how a biblically supported life view works. It further shows that through Christ, we can all find a way forward through circumstances that could easily discourage or dissuade the best of us. "Real...no punches pulled...how a Christ-follower makes it in today's world...comforting...encouraging...through tears and smiles: a great read " -Kathy Bowman, Director of Music and Ministries, The National Christian Choir, Host of Psalm 95 Radio Broadcast

A school assignment to look for an old penny opens up a world of adventure and living history for a group of students. Join them as they search for old pennies, hold them in their hands and wonder: Who held them when they were new? What was this country like? With each penny found, more history comes alive. The pennies lead back to the wave of immigration in the early 1900s, through the Influenza epidemic and The Great War, on to the Harlem Renaissance, the Depression and World War II. All this is seen through the eyes of young people the same age as the students. The powerful ending demonstrates how a simple penny can tie people together and carry a strong message of hope and the American spirit. The book includes discussion questions intended to stimulate thought-provoking conversation and creativity. The book is suited for the home, classroom, library or homeschool bookshelf. The book is also available in hardcover (ISBN 978-0-9795818-0-9)

A school assignment to look for an old penny opens up a world of adventure and living history for a group of students. Join them as they search for old pennies, hold them in their hands and wonder: Who held them when they were new? What was this country like? With each penny found, more history comes alive. The pennies lead back to the wave of immigration in the early 1900s, through the Influenza epidemic and The Great War, on to the Harlem Renaissance, the Depression and World War II. All this is seen through the eyes of young people the same age as the students. The powerful ending demonstrates how a simple penny can tie people together and carry a strong message of hope and the American spirit. The book includes discussion questions intended to stimulate thought-provoking conversation and creativity. It is ideally suited for the home, classroom, library or homeschool bookshelf. The book is also available in paperback (ISBN 978-0-9795818-1-6)