March 29, 2021 
The Christian faith of Susanna and her father both was ever present, and the author uses that in a very impactful way through the entire novel. It was an easy read, engaging the reader the entire time.
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Tag Archives: 1830s
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The Most Reluctant Convert: The Untold Story of C.S. Lewis
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Transcendental Style in Film: Ozu, Bresson, Dryer (with a New Introduction)
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Songs from the Silent Passage
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Religious Meaning in Film
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The Faith of Christopher Hitchens
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Out of the Shadow World
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Night Operation
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Dear Henry, Love Edith
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The Best Summer of Our Lives
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G. Connor Salter: Good news, Allyson: it's now available to rent! ht...
- | The Writer Who Found JoyEvangelical Church Library Association: […] Lewis mapped out his conversion story in...
- The Ekron Initiative: Memo 20 – Fellowship & Fairydust: […] Stewart was the founder of Union Oil. Fo...
- | What Jesus Intended: Finding True Faith in the Rubble of Bad ReligionEvangelical Church Library Association: […] https://eclalibraries.org/2022/01/21/dee...
- Remembering William Lindsay Gresham: Interview with Rosemary Simmons – Fellowship & Fairydust: […] Williams (1886-1945) was another member ...
