Praised By Best Selling Author Lisa Wingate

Praised By Best Selling Author Lisa Wingate

More Things In Heaven And Earth is “a well-spun story of the mystery and microcosm that is small-town America. Jeff High skillfully captures the healing places, the hurting places, and the places where we so often find out who we are truly meant to be.” Lisa Wingate, Best-Selling Author of The Prayer Box and Tending Roses

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First Impressions

First Impressions

“Yeah, sport. Just keep driving down that road there till you start feeling stupid.” Advice given to Luke Bradford by John Harris regarding directions to Watervalley. From More Things in Heaven and Earth.

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Engaging The Masses

Engaging The Masses

“Engaging the masses was an honorable calling, but I wanted it to be calling someone else.” Luke Bradford’s thoughts about setting up family practice as the only doctor in a small town. From: More Things in Heaven and Earth

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A Once-Over

A Once-Over

“Without doubt she was quietly putting me through a critical assessment and showing little sign of liking what she saw.”   When Luke first meets his housekeeper, Connie Thompson. From: More Things in Heaven and Earth

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May 2013 Farmers’ Co-op Report

May 2013 Farmers’ Co-op Report

Getting Your pHD It’s time to play in the dirt again! So, this month’s tip is about soil pH. We took a survey of the boys down here at the Co-Op to see who knew what the actual letters pH stood for. The answers included potential harvest, pasture health, and plant habitat. Lester on the […]

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Connie’s Truly Southern Chess Pie

Connie’s Truly Southern Chess Pie

“Chess pie is Southern and simple – flour, sugar, eggs, butter. I add a couple of extras to give it some zing. Enjoy, and be sure to bless it before you eat!” Connie   Preheat oven to 300 degrees. -1/2 cup butter, melted -1 tablespoon white vinegar or 1/2 tablespoon apple cider vinegar (if you’re out […]

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