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Winners of the Tell Me About Heaven Giveaway

Tell Me About HeavenHere are the winners from the Tell Me About Heaven giveaway, each of whom will receive a signed copy of the book.

The randomly drawn winners are:

1) mlpinky
2) Anonymous (frogkb)
3) Paul Tedder

It’s our privilege to also choose a few more winners:

1) Roger Putman
2) Elizabeth (asquaredplus2)
3) Kathy
4) Amy Guerino

All winners, please e-mail me at stephanie@epm.org with your mailing address and who you would like the book signed to.

Check back at Randy’s blog on January 5 for the next book giveaway!

Stephanie Anderson
Promotions Director
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Tell Me About Heaven Book Giveaway

The Tell Me About Heaven giveaway is now closed.  

This month we’re giving away Randy’s children’s book Tell Me About Heaven, which has been beautifully illustrated by artist Ron DiCianni.

Tell Me About HeavenGently guides adults and children to see what the Bible really has to say about Heaven and those who live there.
Ten-year-old Jake struggles to understand his grandma's death. But as he spends two weeks at his grandfather's home, he is able to receive answers to his questions about Heaven.
As Jake and Grandpa fish, watch the stars, and take long walks, Grandpa shares what ...
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ICRS Christian Booksellers Convention 2008

ICRS

Every July I leave Oregon at one of its most beautiful times of the year, to spend a week of my life in a very hot place, such as Atlanta, or this year, Orlando.

I'm glad to do it, just wish it was in January!

First, I go to a retreat for Christian novelists. There are about two hundred of us in an online group, and about sixty of us enjoy seeing each other face to face once a year before the Christian booksellers convention.

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Tell Me About Heaven: Just Released

Tell Me About HeavenTell Me About Heaven is about a grandfather helping ten-year-old Jake come to terms with his grandmother’s death. Jake has all kinds of questions about Heaven, and what his grandma is doing and whether she remembers him. When he spends two weeks at his grandfather’s house out in the country, they do things together and talk about Heaven as they go. (It’s a low-key story. No shootings, pirates or Bruce Willis taking down a helicopter with a car.)

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