World Missions Workshop

Well , we have been at the annual World Missions Workshop which was held this year in Lubbock, Texas. With a season of rain underway, it's green and pretty here, a miracle for the ordinarily dry and drab West Texas. I'll be filling you in on this event some day before long.

FINALLY, YOU CAN ORDER A BOOK TODAY.

All you have to do is go to www.lulu.com search for the book by title (Jessie: the story of a genteel lady in frontier Alaska) or by author (Betty Wyatt) and follow directions. Or just visit her storefront at www.lulu.com/wyatt3

Those of you who would like for Betty to personally autograph your book should know that she will be quite willing to do this for you. Contact her at betty.wyatt@wa-net.com

For those of you who live in the Vancouver area, sometime in November Betty will have some copies which you will be able to purchase directly from her. Additionally, she will have signing events in local bookstores and these would be nice occasions for you to attend, both to show your support and to have your book personalized. Please tell your friends about this. Details will be shared widely when those dates are set.

I can't say whether a hubby's doting recommendation should carry any weight or not, but remember I was an English teacher for decades with emphasis in literature, composition, and communications. I can say with some professional validity that this really is a readable book about a truly remarkable lady. Men will admire her pluck and courage; women will admire her English dignity and may weep over the "love story" involved (as I do).

After you read your own copy, remember to order extras in time for gifts for Christmas.

Let me repeat my original prediction: Alaska has a new contender to add to its best regional/historical literature.