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Before the Amish Were Farmers by Olivia Newport

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One of the most common generalizations about the Amish is that they’re all farmers. While it is true that these days the Amish also run other income-generating businesses, they remain tied to the land. It wasn’t always that way. In the beginning, the Amish were educated people who lived in towns. Four hundred years ago […]

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Amish Appeal by Marta Perry

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Awhile back, in the course of a fairly long series for Steeple Hill Love Inspired, I introduced some Amish minor characters, wondering what my editor would say about that. She responded, “You know that Amish thing? Do that more.” So, since I’m in the habit of saying yes to editors, probably in reaction to all […]

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Spring Is In The Air! By Jennifer Beckstrand

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A hint of spring is in the air! Winter in my neck of the woods was mild, but I know many of you farther east are literally digging yourselves out of the deep freeze. One of my favorite signs of early spring is the blossoming apricot tree in my backyard. The tiny pink buds are […]

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Why I Wrote A Faith of Her Own by Kathleen Fuller

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Why I Wrote A Faith of Her Own Since I started writing Amish fiction, all of my full-length novels have been set in Middlefield, OH. This includes my YA series, The Mysteries of Middlefield. I had the opportunity to write about the characters in those three books (A Summer Secret, The Secrets Beneath, Hide and […]

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Spring Flowers… Someday By Amanda Flower

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If you’re like me, you are so ready for winter to be over. I live in Northeast Ohio, and the last two winters have been brutal. Each winter seems to be longer and colder than the last. It needs to end! I’m ready for spring, but even more than the warm weather, I’m ready for […]