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Faces in the Fire, and Other Fancies
by Frank W. BOREHAM (1871 - 1959)Pt 2, Ch 8: The Menace of the Sunlit Hill
In this collection of essays, Frank Boreham shares with us his musings on how everyday items such as boots and linoleum, or a cozy fire, or even Nothing at all, can enrich our spiritual lives and draw us closer to our Heavenly Father. Summary by Devorah Allen.
Listen next episodes of Faces in the Fire, and Other Fancies:
Pt 2, Ch 9: Among the Icebergs , Pt 3, Ch 1: A Box of Tin Soldiers , Pt 3, Ch 2: Love, Music, and Salad , Pt 3, Ch 3: The Felling of the Tree , Pt 3, Ch 4: Spoil! , Pt 3, Ch 5: A Philosophy of Fancy-Work , Pt 3, Ch 6: A Pair of Boots , Pt 3, Ch 7: Christmas Bells