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Wondering which room to visit first? Here’s a quick tour of the house: The Welcome Mat offers a proper introduction in the form of my official bio. Okay, it’s a bit stuffy, but even the best friends have to get past formalities at some point, right? The Book Nook provides info about my writing—past, hot off the press, or in progress—and where you can find it. Included are excerpts from my four current books:
The Dining Room is where I serve up samples of my speaking. Looking for someone to sweeten and/or spice up your next retreat, conference, or workshop? Drop by for a nibble. I guarantee you’ll find something you like. The Office displays my crazy calendar of speaking and writing events. Where applicable, contact information is provided—just in case you might be in the neighborhood and want to drop by. Check it out. The Family Room is my chance to brag a little on those nearest and dearest to me. Just a word of caution: you WILL be forced to look at pictures of my adorable, extraordinarily intelligent grandchildren. The Prodigal Prayer Closet is very near the Family Room—a place for those who wish to share concerns, encouragements, and prayer requests about children who have wandered from faith and family. But take heart. This closet contains a special window shedding light on God’s word and encouraging us to pray his promises for our prodigals. Judi’s Kitchen Café is just what it sounds like—a cheerful chat over the kitchen table. Updated monthly, this page will include a personal note along with random offerings such as journal entries, recipes, scriptures, quotes, funny stories, helpful hints or ministry resources. From time to time I’ll even introduce you to my favorite books, music and friends. Ministry Statement/Statement of Faith offers information on what I believe and what my purpose is for my ministry. Contacts is the place for you to leave your name and any special message. Don’t forget…I can hardly wait to see what you have to say! Now kick off those shoes, pour your favorite beverage and let’s visit. |
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