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A Little Redneck Theology

and Other Stuff from a Southern Baptist Evangelical Female Ordained Minister

Now available for Kindle

My husband was a true red-neck Southern Baptist. Since I had met him in the church, he didn’t quite fit the description of an unbeliever, so biblically speaking, I was bound to him forever, or until he died. In our early marriage, he believed that a little pornography spiced up the undefiled marriage bed. He believed in calling every woman he disagreed with, especially me, everything but a child of God. He believed in hitting his wife on occasion to “keep her obedient.” The only time he seemed to believe in calling on God was when he used God’s name to damn everything in creation or whenever I threatened to leave him. He believed in going to the sanctuary on Sunday’s; that is, the ones down by the lakeside, deep in the woods, or in front of the TV for a football game. He believed in attending church with his family only once in a blue moon. He didn’t believe in women in the church speaking behind the pulpit, but he wasn’t particularly fond of men speaking behind the pulpit either. He believed that God is a full-fledge Male God, with like attributes. Yes, he was a true down-home red-neck Southern Baptist. Needless to say, I am not exactly a Southern Baptist any more.

Living on the Wild Side

Crisis Gardening and Survival Scavenging in the South

Living on the Wild Side for Kindle

Authored by Kimberly M. Hartfield

From basic gardening skills to building a log cabin, Kimberly Hartfield gives you a glance at living skills that may be needed in a crisis event, such as long term unemployment, natural disasters, war, etc. After living through Hurricane Katrina, and being virtually unemployed for several years, Kimberly believes it is necessary to be able to provide for our families, even when grocery stores are closed and access to needed items are not being provided by government intervention. Kimberly gives you a basic introduction to and overview of gardening skills, raising rabbits and chickens for meat and eggs, wild food and medicinal plant scavenging, what you might need in an emergency and even how to build an emergency shelter, or a log house if the need should arise. She has had to learn herself how to do many of these things, and would like to share with you what she has learned over the last few years. God has given her the knowledge to survive and as a Christian, she believes that God wants her to share that information with those who might need it at some point and doesn’t want to depend on the government to bail them out when that time comes.

The Pets We Love

Pets We Love for Kindle

The Pets We Love

From Australian Shepherds, Retrievers, Huskies, Dachshunds, Pomeranians, and American Southern Shepherds, to Russian Blues, Siamese, Manx, and Maine Coons , from Bunny Rabbits, Doves, and Chickens to Goldfish, Geckos, and Gerbils, The Pets we Love covers the basics of many of our favorite pets and then some. The pets we Love includes inspirational stories and thoughts of the Author, Kimberly M. Hartfield, and a few Biblical Scriptures related to the wonderful works of God and God’s wonderful Creation. It also includes instructions for making a mini log cabin for your pets, if you really want to get creative. It’s not just a book about animals, but it’s about The Pets we Love and how they love us back unconditionally as God loves us.

It’s Ok to Say No

This book, It’s Ok to Say No Workbook Program, is to be read by adults and children and discussed with children about circumstances in which it may be appropriate for them to say no to someone or something that may be dangerous to themselves or others, such as inappropriate words, touches, or other harmful actions. It can be used with homeschoolers, and children’s groups such as AWANA, Scouts, Sunday School, Boys and Girls Clubs, etc. It was primarily written for ages 5 – 13, but it may be appropriate for even younger ages, as long as anything unclear to the child is adequately explained. Older children may use it workbook style and write their answers, which should be reviewed by an available and knowledgeable adult. The primary program goal is to make children aware that there are some circumstances when it is appropriate for them to say no to protect themselves from those who would harm them. It’s secondary goal is to give parents, group leaders, or other adults and children an avenue for communication about these kinds of circumstances.

Jesus, Friend of Children

This publication, Jesus, the Friend of Children, which is a fictional story based on Biblical themes, is designed to give a therapeutic approach to prevention and healing of child abuse in all its forms, whether physical, emotional, or sexual. It employs the use of art therapy somewhat, and has room for the child who is using it to illustrate the story line and draw pictures from their own life, which are related to the themes presented in this book. It also includes a resource in the back of the book for adults who are dealing with issues related to childhood sexual abuse.

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