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New Release from HGBM and Author, Ron Isaacs
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Kindness is a virtue. The practice of deeds of kindness includes every kind of help: visiting the sick, comforting the mourners, helping the needy and making peace between brothers and sisters. In our story Golda the sheep takes kindness to the extreme when she offers her golden horns to others who make requests of her. We become more like God when we act lovingly and with kindness. Ethics of the Fathers says that the world is sustained by three things: the Law, the Temple service, and deeds of lovingkindness.
Ron Isaacs has published more than 130 books that make learning and lore easily accessible to readers of all ages and beliefs. His latest books for Higher Ground Books and Media include Moses and the Extra Ten, Oscar the Octopus: A Hanukkah Tale, Reba Loves Shabbat and The Song Heard Round the World. He currently serves Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood, New Jersey as its spiritual leader. He can be reached at www.rabbiron.com. One can follow his blogs at https://thoughtsfromrabbiron.wordpress.com/.
Kirsten (Stan) Kern, Ph.D., is a visual artist and educator based in Austin, Texas. She is recognized for her oil paintings of Caribbean marine life and the island seascapes of St. John USVI. She has fondness for painting turtle portraits, and sometimes people.
Higher Ground Books & Media is an independent publisher based in Springfield, OH. We publish stories that are inspirational, educational, and motivational! Our work is Christian-based, and we strive to share stories of positive transformation that showcase God’s power in our lives. You can find more information about this title and others offered by HGBM at www.highergroundbooksandmedia.com.
If you would like more information about this book, please call Rebecca Benston at 937-970-0554 or email highergroundbooksandmedia@gmail.com.
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Christian Faith Publishing Releases Daniel Kelsey’s “Hidden Treasures in Secret Places”
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Author Daniel Kelsey has released "Hidden Treasures in Secret Places: The Simplicity of God’s Grace in the Love of Jesus Christ For the Children of God to Age 120," published through Christian Faith Publishing.
The book pairs nature photography, including images of flowers and skies, with biblical passages. According to the publisher, Kelsey uses these images alongside scripture to explore what the announcement describes as the depth of God’s blessings and grace.
The title arrives as the latest entry in a long-running genre of devotional books that lean on nature imagery as a visual complement to scripture, a format publishers have used for decades to make religious reflection more accessible to a general readership.
Studio CarryOnHarry notes that devotional titles like this one tend to find their audience through church networks and word of mouth rather than wide retail attention, and that’s likely to be the case here as well.
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Sonoma County Memoir “My Wine Country” Recounts Author Victor Sanchez Jr.’s Path Through Hardship
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Victor Sanchez Jr. has published a memoir, "My Wine Country," drawing on his own upbringing in Sonoma County to describe a childhood marked by hardship and what the author describes as an eventual path toward stability. The book is out now through Page Publishing, available in bookstores and through major online retailers including Amazon, Apple iTunes, Google Play, and Barnes and Noble.
According to the announcement, the book traces Sanchez’s life from adolescence, when he began facing what the publisher describes as life’s most demanding challenges, through his later experience as a cancer survivor. Both periods, the announcement states, inform the book’s reflections on survival and endurance.
The publisher describes "My Wine Country" as both a personal memoir and a broader meditation on resilience, built around themes of loss, perseverance, and what the announcement calls the quiet joys that sustain people through difficult periods. Sanchez frames the project in personal terms. "This book represents my truth," he said in the announcement. "I wanted to share my story not just as a survivor, but as someone who learned that pain and joy are inseparable parts of what makes us human."
The setting is a specific one: Sonoma County, part of California’s wine country, a region more commonly associated in print with travel writing and vineyard guides than with memoirs of adolescent hardship. That contrast, between the postcard image of the region and the account Sanchez describes living through there, is part of what the book is positioned around.
Studio CarryOnHarry will be watching to see how Sanchez’s account of place complicates the wine country’s usual story.
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