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The Candle in the Window (Margaret Hill McCarter)
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Tully wants more than anything just to make his teacher smile. But no one knows that Miss Ravenstow is trying to escape the pain from her past. No one, that is, except Tod the mailman, who holds in his hands something far more valuable than a special delivery. Discover a very special Christmas story that opens the door for those seeking shelter from the pain of their past.
Inspire your entire family with a beautiful portrayal of how God can use a simple candle in the window to bring hope for the future and an encounter with the Light of the world.
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The Candle in the Window
Tully wants more than anything just to make his teacher smile. But no one knows that Miss Ravenstow is trying to escape the pain from her past. No one, that is, except Tod the mailman, who holds in his hands something far more valuable than a special delivery. Discover a very special Christmas story that opens the door for those seeking shelter from the pain of their past.
Inspire your entire family with a beautiful portrayal of how God can use a simple candle in the window to bring hope for the future and an encounter with the Light of the world.
Reader Reviews
“This is a sweet story and a quick read. I enjoyed the book and passed it on to a friend as a little Christmas gift. I wanted to share the story and also to introduce her to Lamplighter Publishing!” — Janet West of Smyrna, Tennessee
“I loved this book and also the audio part. (see the audio, below in related products) Valuable character thoughts throughout. That is why I love these books, life changing values within each one. I did my candle in the window on Christmas Eve, The Light of the world reminder.” — Shirley of Lynchburg, Virginia
| Weight | 0.43 lbs |
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