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Janette Oke Wrote Her First Novel at 42. Then She Wrote 70 More.

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By Haley Victory Smith
| Christianity Today Verified
The When Calls the Heart author launched the modern Christian romance genre, seeking to tell stories of faith in hardship. Janette Oke, author of the popular Christian romance book Love Comes Softly, remembers first hearing Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables read aloud while sitting at her wooden desk in a one-room schoolhouse in Alberta, Canada. Each day after her class's noon break, her teacher would read to the class a chapter from the book.
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When Words Fail

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By Haley Victory Smith
| AG News Verified
Struggling with vocal cord issues, making it nearly impossible to deliver a sermon, Don Sanderson obediently continued preaching the Word in faith, despite discomfort, until he was healed. After over 40 years of preaching, Robert “Don” Sanderson Jr., 62, had never struggled with sore throats following a sermon until July of 2024. When the bouts of pain first started, the pastor of Vista Assembly of God in Vista, CA, was able to recover quickly.
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The Great Physician has the Final Say

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By Haley Victory Smith
| AG News Verified
Despite a devastating diagnosis, a West Virginia couple is reminded that only the Great Physician has the final word. “You have cancer.” It’s a simple three-word sentence. But those three words keep many awake at night, wondering what to do if a doctor ever says them. Those three words can change the course of a life. When Rebecca “Becky” R. Taylor, 50, heard those words from her doctor in fall of 2020, she was speechless. “I just didn’t know what to say. Devastation. That’s the word.
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