A Month of Sundays

Name: A Month of Sundays
Price: $35.95 USD
Author: Paula Hartman
ISBN: 9781512730692

Striding toward Spiritual Refreshment One Sunday at a Time

by Paula Hartman

Formats

Hardcover

$35.95

Softcover

$19.95

E-Book

$3.99

Hardcover

$35.95

Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 3/15/2016

Format : Hardcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 248

ISBN : 9781512730692

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 248

ISBN : 9781512730685

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 248

ISBN : 9781512730678

About the Book

A Month of Sundays provides food for the body as well as the soul. It offers thirty-one weeks of delicious Sabbath meals along with reflections on the need for true Sabbath rest. This book will leave you feeling spiritually refreshed, reconnected with your Creator, and at peace with yourself.

About the Author

Paula is a graduate of the University of Toledo and the daughter of a United Methodist minister. She has written for her church and community for twenty-five years. Her works include Real Life Stories and Dear Humankind. She is the mother of three children and the grandmother of six grandchildren. She understands the complexity of balancing work and home and the need for true Sabbath rest. She lives in Seville, Ohio.

Customer Reviews

"This little e-book is filled with retro recipes and warm, humorous stories about memories of Sundays throughout the author?s life. She writes of raising teenagers and recalls Sundays that made a difference in her life. She encourages the reader to take a day of rest and gives ideas for how to spend the day when the church service ends, whether crafting, playing games, catching up with family, or literally doing nothing. Hartman?s sense of humor stands out the most in her essays. So far I have tried two of the recipes from the book ? the chicken paprikash and the meatball subs ? and thought both were great. A lot of the recipes call for a can of soup, and I tend not to cook that way, but I was very pleased with the recipes that I did try. The paprikash was definitely a hit with my husband. This book is a real bargain for someone who would like to try some new recipes. The recipes remind me a lot of the type of cooking that was at church potlucks when I was growing up, and they are all simple to make."

Teresa
"This little e-book is filled with retro recipes and warm, humorous stories about memories of Sundays throughout the author?s life. She writes of raising teenagers and recalls Sundays that made a difference in her life. She encourages the reader to take a day of rest and gives ideas for how to spend the day when the church service ends, whether crafting, playing games, catching up with family, or literally doing nothing. Hartman?s sense of humor stands out the most in her essays. So far I have tried two of the recipes from the book ? the chicken paprikash and the meatball subs ? and thought both were great. A lot of the recipes call for a can of soup, and I tend not to cook that way, but I was very pleased with the recipes that I did try. The paprikash was definitely a hit with my husband. This book is a real bargain for someone who would like to try some new recipes. The recipes remind me a lot of the type of cooking that was at church potlucks when I was growing up, and they are all simple to make."

Teresa
Very good read! Excellent book for personal reflection!

Walter Bowman
"This little e-book is filled with retro recipes and warm, humorous stories about memories of Sundays throughout the author?s life. She writes of raising teenagers and recalls Sundays that made a difference in her life. She encourages the reader to take a day of rest and gives ideas for how to spend the day when the church service ends, whether crafting, playing games, catching up with family, or literally doing nothing. Hartman?s sense of humor stands out the most in her essays. So far I have tried two of the recipes from the book ? the chicken paprikash and the meatball subs ? and thought both were great. A lot of the recipes call for a can of soup, and I tend not to cook that way, but I was very pleased with the recipes that I did try. The paprikash was definitely a hit with my husband. This book is a real bargain for someone who would like to try some new recipes. The recipes remind me a lot of the type of cooking that was at church potlucks when I was growing up, and they are all simple to make."

Teresa
Very good read! Excellent book for personal reflection!

Walter Bowman

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