We are selling two of our most popular books for $5 each Scroll down to learn more. Uncle Sam and Christmas Jelly are reader favorites and make great stocking stuffers. Let’s make it simple: Email me at curt@creekbank.net with this information: 1. Your name and mailing address 2. How many copies of Christmas Jelly you’d like. 3. How many copies of Uncle Sam you’d …
Read More »You’ve got a problem; we’ve got a problem. I have a solution
Click here to order. Scroll down to learn more. Uncle Sam and Christmas Jelly are reader favorites and make great stocking stuffers. _________________________________________ You have a problem: hard to buy for Christmas gifts. We have a problem: Stacks of Christmas Jelly and Uncle Sam. I have the solution: a $5 per book Christmas sale. We published two of our thirteen …
Read More »On Relationships: Dogtrot Porches and Gravehouses
This is a draft of the first chapter of my upcoming book, A Pineywoods Manifesto: A Field Manual on Life Even though it’s a draft, I’m sharing. I solicit your feedback. CHAPTER 1: ON RELATIONSHIPS: DOGTROT PORCHES AND GRAVE HOUSES I once saw a handmade sign in an African refugee camp. On It was scrawled, “1.If you like …
Read More »Sing Your Life Song
A word from Curt November is NaNoWriMo. That’s National Novel Writing Month. I’m leading a group of six writers (I still have room for two more) to write a book (fiction or non-fiction) of 60,000 words. That’s 2000 words per day. The story below, “Sing Out Your Life Song” is from my November project, The Pineywoods Manifesto: Field Notes on …
Read More »Write Your Book Now
Write your book in November . . . “Most men and women go to their grave with their stories still in them.” That doesn’t have to be you. You can write, and finish, the first draft of your book this November. We only have three spots left for our Write Your Book This November Course. If you’ve always wanted to write …
Read More »You’re missing a treat if you’ve not listened to ‘As the Crow Flies’ on Audible.
For the first time, one of our novels, As the Crow Flies, is on Amazon’s Audible platform. It is professionally narrated by actress Whitney Ann Jenkins and listeners are falling in love with her bringing Missouri Cotton to life. Here is information for your listen to As the Crow Flies: You can listen to the first three chapters free. If you’re …
Read More »A Harvest Moon on the Equator
A word from Curt Thanks to all of you who prayed, gave and sent DeDe, my sister Colleen, and me to Africa. We all feel our trips were God-ordained and made a difference for the Kingdom. Once again, thanks! Scroll down to read my latest story from Africa. Tidbits If you’re interested in our November #WriteYourBookNov18 Webinar, click here. …
Read More »A Thought: Bricks Without Fire
A word from Curt The Borderlands Team is compiling a devotional book for Refugees. The following is a short devo I wrote. I hope it blesses your life. Bricks without Fire Scripture: Daniel 3:24-25 24 Then King Nebuchadnezzar . . . declared to his counselors, “Did we not cast three men bound into the fire?” They answered and said to …
Read More »A Final Report from Uganda: Dust on the Bible
“Please welcome my brother of a different mother.” – wonderful South Sudanese introduction Dust on the Bible “I went into a home one day just to see some friends of mine Of all their books and magazines, not a Bible could I find I asked them for the Bible when they brought it, what a shame …
Read More »Her name isn’t Naomi or Ruth; it’s Martha
Thanks for your heartfelt comments to our latest blog. Being present at both the church and burial touched me beyond words. I met the mother, Martha (We’ve named her Naomi/Ruth), and her two daughters the next day. They are from the Murle Tribe and completely by themselves. Pray as they are transported to Tika Camp, the camp …
Read More »New Life and Death: On the Refugee Rollercoaster
Hotel cleaning lady in Entebbe. On my arrival, I was badly jet-lagged. She came to me, “Bwana, your shirt is on backwards.” This is after I changed it correctly. I thanked her New Life and Death: On the Refugee Camp Rollercoaster Sometimes I write because I want to. Other times, it’s because I have to. Today is …
Read More »Getting ready to teach on Tuesday. Here’s how to pray!
I began teaching at Uganda Baptist Seminary Today on Tuesday, Sept. 11. (We’re 8 hours ahead of CDT). It’s been a rough, tough, adventurous journey to get here, but I’m ready to do what I came to do: teach the Book of Acts and Paul’s Letters to an eager group of pastors who traveled from all over East Africa …
Read More »A Hero and Patriot . . . Nearly Forgotten
DeDe and my sister Colleen leave today for Kenya. Pray for their teaching time among the women in Kakuma Refugee Camp. I leave a week later for Uganda. Please hold the rope for us by praying daily. (We will be eight hours ahead of CDT). Scroll down to enroll in our “Write Your Book in 2018” Course. __________________________________ In Praise …
Read More »A Hero and Patriot Remembered
John McCain He is a hero and a patriot and fittingly, he is being buried as one. John McCain, regardless of your politics, was a great American. Whether you agreed with him or not, he would do anything for what he considered his country. I didn’t always agree with him. I laughingly always said, “Sometimes, he seems to …
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