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Emile B. LaCerte Jr.’s Newly Released “Noam Spring Garden” is a Fun Installment to the Adventures of the Easter Bunnies and the Forest Friends
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LaCerte shares, “Noam arrives at his home, Moriah Hallow, after completing his missionary work on Mount Rabadu with all his forest friends.
“He tells his son, Andrew, about when he met St. Patrick, how Lir’s swans arrived at Moriah Hallow, and how he met King Dubhtach the forest king and Luchrrua the high priest.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Emile B. LaCerte Jr.’s new book is showcased within a charming video found on YouTube at https://youtu.be/w6eZxdS4w74.
LaCerte’s most recent publication explores the wonders of the beauty of Spring.
Spring Garden is Noam’s last in his seasonal adventure garden book series. The other books, Summer Garden, Fall Garden, and Winter Garden, all celebrate the season at Moriah Hallow in a unique way with the Easter Bunny and forest friends. Keep a look out for Noam’s newest adventure coming soon “Catch an Easter Bunny.”
Consumers can purchase “Noam Spring Garden” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “Noam Spring Garden,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
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The launch builds on the work of STEERus founder Loralyn Mears, PhD, a scientist and leadership educator who wrote the book MISINTERPRETED: The Hidden Risk Making Brands & Leaders Invisible in the Age of AI. Mears coined the term Misinterpretation Risk to describe what she argues is a growing gap between what a business says about itself and what AI systems conclude about it after pulling from websites, reviews, listings, social media and news coverage scattered across the internet.
The concern, according to the announcement, is that AI search tools don’t return lists of links the way traditional search engines do. They synthesize scattered information into a single summary or recommendation. If a company has changed its services, pivoted its market, or simply accumulated outdated listings over the years, those older signals don’t disappear on their own, and they can shape what an AI tool tells a customer without the business ever knowing it happened. "Businesses have been taught to ask, ‘Can people find me?’" Mears said in the announcement. "The more important question now may be, ‘When AI finds me, does it understand me correctly?’"
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Yordy brings a long personal history to the material. He served in the Korean War, spent years in pastoral ministry, and raised seven children, with grandchildren and great-grandchildren following. "I wanted to share the lessons I’ve learned across a lifetime of ministry," Yordy said in the announcement. "In times like these, we need anchors of truth that hold steady regardless of the storms around us. My prayer is that these messages help others find that unwavering foundation in Christ."
The publisher describes the sermons as addressing both practical and spiritual questions — encouragement for difficult seasons, Yordy says, alongside what the publisher frames as deeper understanding of what it means to live out faith with conviction.
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