Here… Have A Miracle
Jane Harber
Paperback, 204 pp., $13.99
Tate Publishing (February 2, 2010)

Addressing the pain and suffering in this world, Here…Have A Miracle brings hope and thirst-quenching revitalization to the reader’s mind, emotions, and physical well-being. This unique look at Biblical rest is stimulating, uplifting, and inspirational. Sharing her personal experience of searching for rest in her own life, Jane Harber, LBT, illustrates that there is hope for all, there is light at the end of this dark tunnel, and there is a way to reach out and grab hold of what is so essential to our well-being: times of rest and refreshing.

Amanda Helps Becky Say Farewell
Patricia Kubus
Paperback, 28 pp., $9.99
Tate Publishing (May 11, 2010)

When Becky’s dog, Max, is accidentally hit by their neighbor’s car one day, he suffers life-threatening injuries to which he eventually succumbs. Having lost her best friend, Becky eventually grows angry and sullen, lashing out in pain at everyone around her—even God; however, after receiving a surprise visit from a special angel one night, Becky soon learns how to deal with her hurt feelings and finally come to grips with the loss of her cherished companion.

Visions in the Night
Ruth McMillan Mayfield
Paperback, 248 pp., $14.99
Tate Publishing (August 19, 2008)

God is speaking to His people! Are we listening? Visions in the Night reveals a glimpse at how our God speaks to us through dreams and visions. Author Ruth Mayfield shares dreams she received from God over thirty-five years, along with scripturally sound interpretations that accompany each dream. From apparent nightmares to visions of heaven, the reader is taken on journey showing God’s love, grace, and mercy. The godly wisdom shared will bless you with greater awareness that our Heavenly Father is speaking to you, every day, perhaps in Visions in the Night.

Good to the Last Drop
Dee Dee Wike
Paperback, 332 pp., $18.99
Tate Publishing (May 25, 2010)

Good to the Last Drop: Refreshing Inspiration for Homeschool Moms and Other Busy Women is an easy-to-read collection of inspiring reflections on the everyday challenges busy women face, whether they home school or not. Topics include finances, relationships, parenting, stress, home school, and faith, just to name a few. Ideally suited for women on the go, Good to the Last Drop will encourage and refresh you with humor, hope, and the timeless truths of God’s Word.

Woman Beautiful
Amanda Schwab
Paperback, 212 pp., $13.99
Tate Publishing & Enterprises (July 14, 2009)

Fairy tales and innocence have always promised happily ever after, so what do you do when life isn’t turning out like you thought? Author Amanda Schwab leads you through the six areas that cause God-fearing women the most trouble, from mental, relational and spiritual problems to figuring out how to overcome financial, physical and sexual struggles. Open your eyes to the promise of hope and to see the full beauty of who you are created to be. Realize today that you are Woman Beautiful!

Make Me New
Karyn Gall Hippen
Paperback, 260 pp., $14.99
Tate Publishing (December 1, 2009)

When Karyn Gall Hippen made the decision to forge a new future, she had no idea how rough the waters would be. Incidents of sexual abuse haunted her, resulting in a string of bad relationships based on claims of love. After an abusive engagement, a miscarriage, and losing a best friend to a navy transfer, Karyn believed she’d found hope for a good life with a man who seemed the opposite of her first fiance. But soon after marriage she found her new life came with more difficulties than she was prepared to handle. Make Me New is a tale of survival you won’t soon forget.

A Beggars Purse
Toni Nelson
Paperback, 108 pp., $10.99
Tate Publishing (July 6, 2010)

How do you react when approached by a homeless person? Do you stop and listen or simply walk away as if the person doesn’t exist? Join Toni in her journey to share God’s love with the people around her, and discover the treasures that can be found in A Beggars Purse.

Missing Andy: The Journey from Grief to Joy
Lori A. Moore
Paperback, 80 pp., $8.99
Tate Publishing (March 2, 2010)

“We did everything we could. I’m sorry.” With just those seven words, Andy was gone. Passed away. In her latest book, Missing Andy: The Journey from Grief to Joy, author Lori A. Moore explains how to view the loss of a loved one as a celebration. After losing her ex-husband, who was also her best friend, to a blood clot, Lori was lost and numb, but working through her grief helped her rediscover true happiness, understanding and acceptance.

Ebram’s Story, Book 1: The Haunting
Esther Locascio
Paperback, 209 pp., $13.99
Tate Publishing (Feb 23, 2010)

Ebram Casas-Treski gets the shock of his life when he moves to a new town and learns that he will not be finishing elementary school at the top grade level but going to middle school instead. But loneliness, isolation, and bullies are only the beginning of his problem. Something mysterious is going on, on Texas Thistle Avenue, and it’s difficult to ignore. Ebram needs an answer, and the truth is not what he thinks.

From Zero to Christian in Just 35 Years
Lori A. Moore
Paperback, 90 pp., $9.99
Tate Publishing (December 29, 2009)

Do you think church isn’t the place for you or that it’s too late for you to give your life to Christ? In her book From Zero to Christian in just 35 Years new author Lori A. Moore shows us how nothing in the past will keep God from loving us. Trusting God can be scary, especially when confronted with complex and formal language. Through this simple and easygoing guide to finding God, inexperienced Christians will learn to emerge from doubt and fear into the peace and comfort that can only be found through Christ.