The Miracle at Tadley Ridge

by Laurie Davis (Illustrator), Sharon Kay Chatwell

Overview

God is faithful... He provides... and He answers prayer... What more could you learn in one summer? Despite the drought, Clara Beth is excited that her older cousin, Scrub, is coming to Tadley Ridge for a visit. But, just as he is getting used to life on the Ridge, their summer fun is threatened by mysterious events in town and the appearance of two strangers with a "guaranteed" Rain Machine. Will CB and Scrub be able to solve the mystery, catch the bad guys, and save the town? Maybe... But not until they survive a few scrapes, share a whole lot of fun, and cause their fair share of trouble! What is the Miracle at Tadley Ridge? Time to find out! The Miracle at Tadley Ridge is a fictional piece, but its themes are as real as the mismatched couches in Youth Rooms everywhere. While reading it, children will realize that The Miracle at Tadley Ridge isn't necessarily one big event, like the ending of the drought, but the faithful working of God in the everyday details of our lives... which is truly miraculous.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780996440608
Publisher:	Calvert Place Publishing
Publication date:	06/02/2015
Series:	Tadley Ridge , #1
Pages:	144
Product dimensions:	5.24(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.31(d)

About the Author

Sharon Kay Chatwell, MD is a Christian author and speaker, who has written Bible lessons and fun skits for children for nearly 30 years. She wrote The Miracle at Tadley Ridge for kids to enjoy while learning about how God is faithful and how He often works in the ordinary details of our everyday life to do miraculous things.

Sharon's website, Sunday School Center, is a place where Sunday School teachers and leaders may go to download lessons to use in their ministries for free. The website offers good ideas, helpful advice, and much needed encouragement in Christ. Many thousands of people visit it annually from all over the world. (God is BIG!)

Originally from Texas, Sharon and her husband, Rick, have lived in Nebraska for almost 25 years and have raised their four children there. During that time they have come to love the Midwest, with its cloudless blue skies, vast rolling prairies, and four distinct seasons.