September Reading

Non Fiction
The End of Religion by Bruxy Cavey (a really challenging yet comforting book. I've always heard that Christianity is a relationship not a religion. Too often, though I have seen people treat it as a religion rather than a relationship. This book is really challenging about whether we are following a religion or getting nearer to Jesus-- and much more than that; hard to explain but I heartily recommend it)

Confessions of a Reformission Rev, by Mark Driscoll

The Desert Experience, by various authors including Sheila Walsh

Mommy Paints the Sky, by Danny Oertli

Get Out of that Pit, by Beth Moore (a good book but it doesn't really hold my interest; I keep forgetting to finish it)

Fiction
Miss Buncle's Book
Miss Buncle Married
The Two Mrs Abbots
The Four Graces
(all by D E Stevonson, the first three are a trilogy although they stand alone pretty well. The fourth has some of the same characters)

An Ameila Peabody book (the fourth book? I can't remember the name; it's been a few weeks)

I know I read more than that -- I just can't remember at the moment.