by gcgadmin | Jun 30, 2013 | Blog
Had a night in hell after the surgery, but am moving slowly back to normal. Got in the pool with grandkids yesterday, watered plants, read, worked on Q: The Lost Gospel. Up this morning, attended church and taught Sunday school, back home around noon. Took a nap and...
by gcgadmin | Jun 29, 2013 | Blog
Underwent left carotid surgery on the 27th, home on the 28th. Sailed through the surgery but had major problems with urination related to the anesthesia…a night in hell. Turned the corner the next morning and had a restful night last night at home. JEM
by gcgadmin | Jun 17, 2013 | Blog
Since its publication in December of 2012, Old Testament Stories: What Do They Say Today? is still #1 on Amazon in its category and ranks high as well on Barnes & Noble. We are finishing up on New Testament Stories: What Do They Say Today? and will have it ready...
by gcgadmin | Jan 3, 2013 | Blog
“This is a meaningful and enjoyable book for several reasons. First, it is a fine resource for Biblical literacy. This is particularly important for Christians these days with respect to the Hebrew Scriptures (“Old Testament”). Also, the work enhances our...
by gcgadmin | Aug 1, 2012 | Blog
Received word Sunday via e-mail that Mark’s Gospel: The Last Page, a historical novel, has been accepted by an agent, Dr. Thomas Schiavone, for representation. The Christian Right: Is It Christian? Is It Right…Or Left is nearing the actual printing...
by gcgadmin | Jul 10, 2012 | Blog
Monday, June 25 About 7:30 a.m. Yalta appeared in the distance and the ship docked at 8:00. Standing on our private deck we saw a picturesque harbor, colorful gingerbread gilded resort hotels and home tiered up the sides of the mountains. The weather was balmy and...
Torched: Summer of ’64 is a finalist for the coveted Montaigne Medal of Fiction.
The Prison, Best Fiction award of 2020 from the Mississippi Library Association.