Bøger af Angela Fields

Welcome to the Daily Devotional for Women, 40 days for transformation! This is a inspiring journey of inner renewal and spiritual growth that also is a reminder of the importance of spending time with God. Considering that according to bible 40-day period is a time of preparation, purification and transformation this devotional is way to become closer to God and grow in our faith. This devotional has been lovingly and devotedly created. Each day you can find a brief introduction, bible verses, a reflection, a daily task and a prayer, to provide you a complete and deep spiritual experience through 40 days. Every day you can find guidance related to many aspects of our daily lives including: the search of purpose, growth in faith, self-care, among other areas. The words in this devotional are meant to serve as a source of inspiration, and hoper for you, reminding that you are unconditionally loved and have a divine purpose in this world. May each day a special encounter with your Creator, filled with gratitude, praise and inner growing, and may this devotional be a faithful guide in your pursuit of a deeper relationship with God and a continual reminder of His kindness and love.

Orange Harvest is the third and final book in the Orange Series. Set in 1968, the story brings together Alex, the son of Mac MacKenzie, from Orange Champagne, and Rose, the great-granddaughter of Carolina DeSilva, from Sweet Orange. Separated in age by 16 years, and as different as night and day, these two people find that they actually have a lot in common. Primarily, they were both raised on wealthy estates surrounded by orange groves. The environment is set amid tumultuous changes taking place in the country. Rose, a free-spirited artist, embraces them. Alex, a World War II veteran, feels the security of the world he grew up in crumbling. The original house built by Mac MacKenzie in Orange Champagne, is badly in need of renovation. With Alex's always-open checkbook and Rose's artistic talent, the old house becomes as vital to the story as the protagonists and is transformed into the mid-twentieth century as the reader turns the pages.