“We stood before the fence, up on the roofs; some of us had climbed into trees and raised our arms to the heavens, waving berets, handkerchiefs, some even jackets, shirts, or any random rag.” Dachau was the first Nazi prison … Continue reading
“Believe me when I tell you that men will always listen if you talk to them about Jesus Christ.” A Canadian Army chaplain played a key role in the backstory to We Never Stood Alone. Lloyd Robins and Ned Powell … Continue reading
Sometimes a great battle is fought on a tractor It will come as no surprise to those who have read We Never Stood Alone that the next book in the series focuses a bit on the Women’s Land Army, the … Continue reading
The war was often far away but rationing impacted the British people every day Rationing was one of the most visible daily aspects of the war, impacting everyone, including the rich. In the extreme it significantly limited food intake and … Continue reading
I’ve been in Pennsylvania this week, visiting my daughter and enjoying a quiet day or two to work on Volume 2 of the Stokely Chronicles. I don’t want to spoil anything in the new book, but it’s not saying too … Continue reading
Jakob is the story of a young German man, a believer, who wrestles with living out his faith – and his love – in the Nazi Germany of the 1930’s. As far as I know they never met, probably … Continue reading
The Galveston Daily News did an interview with me and published a nice story on We Never Stood Alone. See if you (as an informed WW2 Christian Fiction reader) can identify the little misstatement in the interview. It’s something I … Continue reading
Matthew 1:20 But as he considered these things, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, “Joseph, son of David, do not fear to take Mary as your wife. (This is a story I … Continue reading
The few Germans who rescued Jews were fighting against enormous pressure I’ve been working on a WW2 Christian Fiction story for Christmas Eve at Trinity Fellowship. I don’t want to give away too many spoilers, but I will say that … Continue reading
What better way to celebrate the holiday than by giving someone (or yourself) We Never Stood Alone or Repatriation? The initial response to We Never Stood Alone has been great, but we want to reach a larger audience, especially with … Continue reading