Books
The 80-Foot Fall: Affirming God’s Goodness in Troubled Times
Where is God when bad things happen? Is God big enough for this?
Author Linda Hartwig found her faith stretched when her son fell 80 feet during a work-related accident. The result? Brain injury. Broken bones throughout his face and body. Internal damage. And a deeper journey of faith.
This accident was the catalyst that forced her to reflect on how God has worked throughout her life and how she has seen the thread of God’s constant goodness and faithfulness woven throughout.
Travel with her in these stories. Marvel at God’s kindness revealed in sorrow and joy, uncertainty and answers, loss and restoration.
Spruceland Farms Series: A Cowboy with No Horse
Based on true stories, author Linda Hartwig recreates her father’s childhood from the 1930s on a remote ranch at the base of Oregon’s Cascade Mountains.
James loved his great grandpa, Grant, but couldn’t quite imagine him as anything other than an old man, walking with a limp. When Grandpa declared, “I’m a cowboy with no cows,” it was hard for James to believe Grandpa was ever a cowboy. He didn’t even have a cowboy hat or boots.
Join James as he discovers what life was like for Grandpa as a twelve-year-old boy during the 1930s.
Discover with James the answer to the question. What is a cowboy?
“I laughed and I cried. This story reminds me of how things used to be done on our ranch.” –Jeanie Kizer of Loosely Ranch (est. 1873) in Fort Klamath Oregon.
Little Farm Series: Speckles the Ordinary Chicken
Speckles was an ordinary chicken. Or was she? Speckles knew she must wait for something. For what she didn’t know. Through loss and loneliness, she persevered and received a reward beyond her expectations.