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This week's question:
What's your favorite Super Bowl snack?
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PREVIOUS SURVEY QUESTIONS:
What book
is currently on your night stand?
Inside
Story by Susan Page Davis.
--LouAnn Miller (Lacey, WA)
No bed stand, but what are the next 3 books I'll probably read? THE TENTH JUSTICE
by Brad Meltzer, TEA WITH HEZBOLLAH by Ted DeKker and Carl Medearis and possibly
HEAD GAME by Tim Downs and THE FURY by Jason Pinter. Lots of stuff I haven't
read yet.
--Wolfe Moffat (Franklinville, NY)
What was
the best Christian music concert you ever attended?
Several
years ago we went to a Steven Curtis Chapman concert with our 3 teenage
daughters. We ALL enjoyed it very much, what a special faith and family
time to share!
--Dawn Cronk (Meridian, ID)
What Christian
novel would you most like to see made into a movie?
Love
Finds You in Hershey Pennsylvania by Cerella Sechrist~ I would love
to see this book as a movie. It was a very touching story, but also
very lively. It would be a treat to "meet" these wonderful
characters via a movie screen...especially Kylie. Cerella's debut novel
is excellent and I can't wait to see what she has in store for us next.
--Lori Smith (LaGrange, GA)
A Voice in the Wind by Francine Rivers
--Bev Colquett (Monroeville, AL)
Piercing the Darkness.
--Teri Yarbrough (Gainesville, GA)
The Jerusalems Undead trilogy bu Eric Wilson. I love the story and and think
it would make some awesome movies.
--James Nichols (Midwest City, OK)
Demon by Tosca Lee
--Annette Kristynik (Temple, TX)
Deception by Randy Alcorn
--Barbara Brink (Rosemount, MN)
Leota's Garden by Francine Rivers. To watch with amazement the consternation
of the grandma and the college student alone would make it a great movie. That
grandma is spunky! The tenderness of the grandma and granddaughter is exquisite.
The sadness would be in the children of the grandmother. It would show the extreme
differences between the daughter and the granddaughter's relationships with the
grandma. Exposing family secrets is God working in their midst. Wonderful book!!!
Can't say enough!
--Linda (St. Paul, MN)
