Cowboys Still Ride the Range!

I grew up watching The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, and Gene Autrey, and there's still nothing I like better than an occasional journey back along the cowboy trail to recapture that nostalgia of riding the range with those ten-gallon-hat, pistol-packing heroes. Thanks to award-winning author Stephen Bly, we can all still do that--whether you're old enough to remember tuning in to watch The Cisco Kid or not!

Creede of Old Montana and Cowboy for a Rainy Afternoon are two of his latest releases, and not only are they great reads but they're available in large print (for those of us who DO remember those TV cowboy days and need a little extra help focusing in on the printed word). So why don't you mosey on over to www.blybooks.com and shop around a spell? You'll find these two newest offerings, plus a whole lot more to whet your whistle and help you reminisce about the "good old days." See you on the trail!!!

A guest blogger from Pakistan

With my first international fiction series releasing in a couple of weeks, I thought it would be appropriate to feature a guest blogger from another country. Naeem Gill is the director of the True Act Christian Ministry, founded in 2008 to bring God's love to those who might not otherwise have an opportunity to receive the message. I encourage you to pray for, contact, and otherwise consider supporting this ministry. Here is Naeem's letter:

Dear Friends,

True Act Christian Theatre is committed to bring a positive change in the society through theatre, which is a most effective tool of giving awareness. It was established in 2008 with the purpose of introducing and exploring alternative development approaches for the marginalized and oppressed communities of the society, within the current resources of the communities.
True Act Christian Theatre is sponsoring formal and information education for the rejected and the destitute children, and is actively helping them through child friendly schools in remote and rural areas. At present we have eleven child-friendly schools in the cities of Toba Tek Singh, Rajana, Kamalia, Pir Mahal, Chichawatni, Vehari, Arifwala and Faisalabad, assisting 227 students in all of these cities with the help of 22 teachers: two in each of the schools, and 3 administrators helping to co-ordinate between the schools and help them with training and logistic support.
You are requested to offer your prayer support and offer any of logistic and monetary support that you may offer to True Act Christian Ministry for children.
I assure you that it would be a great help, is extremely needed and highly appreciated.
May God bless you and all of yours abundantly!

Yours in Christ’s Merits,
Naeem Gill
Director
True Act Christian Ministry
Toba Tek Singh
www.tatpak.org