One of my devotionals, Slow Down!, will be featured in a Mother's Day Devotional Booklet called Whispers in My Ear - Legacy of a Godly Woman. Here's the lineup:
http://tinyurl.com/2x3d9y
Writer's Guidelines for upcoming booklets are posted on the site. Click here.
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Thursday, May 10, 2007
Monday, April 30, 2007
Christa Taylor - Defining Modest Fashion
I don't do this often, but am making an exception. What a nice surprise to see all the lovely fashions offered by this company. Check them out! - Donna
Christa Taylor Grand Opening Presents Modesty in a Whole New Light
Spring Collection Provides Young Women with “Modish” Options
Vancouver, WA—Christa Taylor, a new clothing company, has made its message clear. As the visionary designer herself explains: “We are fashions for the Empowered Traditionalist. An Empowered Traditionalist, or ‘ET’, loves her clothes and believes modesty can be stylish and attractive.” Christa Taylor’s Spring Collection proves just that.
The company’s dream grew out of a infuriating, yet all too common experience. As a young lady, Taylor encountered weeks of frustrating shopping trips- trying to find something modest and attractive. Finding a modest bathing suit became a long and arduous affair, searching websites and retail stores to no avail. So she went to the drawing board and designed a new swimsuit that satisfied her desire for modesty and style (she calls it "modish:" a blend of modest + "chic").
Updated frequently, her website http://www.christa-taylor.com demonstrates careful thought, and genuine care for her customers. “Expect new styles, ideas, and superior quality” Taylor affirms, “I am all about creating clothes that flatter real girls, satisfying their needs and building a trust relationship.”
The Christa Taylor team believes no business should exist just to make money. In the midst of an individualistic culture focused primarily on success, power and prestige, they are committed to a greater vision; a vision that presses beyond the tendencies towards self-absorption. With this in mind, and always aware of their own need, they have resolved to contribute at least 30% of their profits to the world’s poor and toward furthering social justice around the globe. Their first project is already under way.
For more information, please visit http://www.christa-taylor.com
Christa Taylor Grand Opening Presents Modesty in a Whole New Light
Spring Collection Provides Young Women with “Modish” Options
Vancouver, WA—Christa Taylor, a new clothing company, has made its message clear. As the visionary designer herself explains: “We are fashions for the Empowered Traditionalist. An Empowered Traditionalist, or ‘ET’, loves her clothes and believes modesty can be stylish and attractive.” Christa Taylor’s Spring Collection proves just that.
The company’s dream grew out of a infuriating, yet all too common experience. As a young lady, Taylor encountered weeks of frustrating shopping trips- trying to find something modest and attractive. Finding a modest bathing suit became a long and arduous affair, searching websites and retail stores to no avail. So she went to the drawing board and designed a new swimsuit that satisfied her desire for modesty and style (she calls it "modish:" a blend of modest + "chic").
Updated frequently, her website http://www.christa-taylor.com demonstrates careful thought, and genuine care for her customers. “Expect new styles, ideas, and superior quality” Taylor affirms, “I am all about creating clothes that flatter real girls, satisfying their needs and building a trust relationship.”
The Christa Taylor team believes no business should exist just to make money. In the midst of an individualistic culture focused primarily on success, power and prestige, they are committed to a greater vision; a vision that presses beyond the tendencies towards self-absorption. With this in mind, and always aware of their own need, they have resolved to contribute at least 30% of their profits to the world’s poor and toward furthering social justice around the globe. Their first project is already under way.
For more information, please visit http://www.christa-taylor.com
Monday, August 14, 2006
From the Cincinnati-Dayton area?
Come join me! I will be singing and speaking at the Redeemer Church in Hamilton, Ohio.
The Women’s Conference at Redeemer Church features:
- depth-filled worship
- thought-provoking speakers
- small group fellowship
- exciting live music
Join us in exploring “Kingdom Life.”
Date: Saturday, Sept. 16
Time: 9:00 am — 3:00 pm
Place: The Family Life Center at Redeemer Church
Cost: $25.00
Meals: Continental breakfast and lunch included
Questions: Contact the church office at 513-863-3323, 9:00 am to Noon weekdays.
More information can be found on the church website. Click HERE.
Print out a registration form. Click HERE.
If you are in the area and would like to promote the conference on my behalf (much appreciated!), click HERE to print out a flyer!
I will have on hand copies of Topsy Turvy Land, Daily Grace for Women, the July issue of Reminisce Extra, and Itty Bit of Bliss, and more! Hope to see you there! - Donna
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Gift for Mother's Day
I'd like to suggest a copy of Daily Grace for Women. I'm blessed to have written thirty devotionals included in this book.
If you live near the Cincinnati-Dayton area, signed copies are here:
Barnes and Noble
9455 Civic Centre Blvd
West Chester, OH 45069
513-755-2258
If you're not in the area, the book is in stock at any Family Christian Bookstore, and available at many other bookstores, too. Here's a link with information: Bookfinder4U
If you do buy the book, and would like a list of my devotionals, send me an email, and I'll send a list of titles in a word document. Happy Mother's Day!
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