“That Story Lady”

Angela Scott, Author – Storyteller – Ventriloquist

October Rose

November 28, 2018

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My father-in-law planted this miniature rose bush more than sixteen years ago. Just three days before the first of November, this magnificent rose waited for me… to appreciate and to remember. I am grateful.

Angela Scott

Endorsement from Jim Stovall

December 20, 2016

The Conversational Bible The New Testament in Story

I received an endorsement from Jim Stovall for my book, The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form.

Angela:

Thank you for sharing this with us. I wish you great success with your book.

“Anything that makes the scriptures more accessible and readily understandable is a blessing to millions.”

Jim Stovall

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Now Available in Hardcover

November 20, 2016

The Conversational Bible The New Testament in Story

My new book, “The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form” is now available in hardcover.

Here’s a synopsis:

What is more important for a young Christian than to be deeply and intimately familiar with the life of Christ? The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form walks through the events, teachings, and miracles of the New Testament, as well as the growth of the early church and the work of the apostles. Scripture is explained in an approachable, conversational style in order to appeal to new believers of all ages. Few things are more important in a Christian’s walk than the diligent reading of God’s Word, and The Conversational Bible encourages that practice while also expanding upon the teachings of Scripture, making it the perfect companion for the follower of Christ. The Conversational Bible, an update of History of the New Testament in Words of One Syllable, published in 1888, also contains many of the engravings found in the original.

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The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form

August 25, 2016

The Conversational Bible The New Testament in Story

My new book “The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form” is available on Amazon. Here is a synopsis:

What is more important for a young Christian than to be deeply and intimately familiar with the life of Christ? The Conversational Bible: The New Testament in Story Form walks through the events, teachings, and miracles of the New Testament, as well as the growth of the early church and the work of the apostles. Scripture is explained in an approachable, conversational style in order to appeal to new believers of all ages. Few things are more important in a Christian’s walk than the diligent reading of God’s Word, and The Conversational Bible encourages that practice while also expanding upon the teachings of Scripture, making it the perfect companion for the follower of Christ. The Conversational Bible, an update of History of the New Testament in Words of One Syllable, published in 1888, also contains many of the engravings found in the original.

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Do You Plant Seeds?

March 12, 2016

“If You Don’t Know Where You’re Going, You’ll Probably End Up Somewhere Else” is an interesting book to read. I had purchased the paperback book for $1 at a check cashing store. A friend told me about a stack of used books for sale there; the books were almost hidden in a flat display case. Always on the hunt for a bargain book, I rarely pass up an opportunity to browse through more or less forgotten treasures.

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Thought for Today 03-11-16

March 11, 2016

“Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors.” ~ African proverb

Thought for Today 03-04-16

March 4, 2016

“He who does not know the way delays the one who knows.” ~ Kenyan proverb

Thought for Today 02-26-16

February 26, 2016

“Accomplishment of purpose is better than making a profit.” ~ Nigerian proverb

Thought for Today 02-19-16

February 19, 2016

“When the shadow of a tree is bent, straighten the tree and not the shadow.” ~ Sierra Leonean proverb

Thought for Today 02-12-16

February 12, 2016

“Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look at the stars.” ~ Henry Van Dyke