Quilt Of Faith (Reprinted)
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Quilters understand with every stitch how God can make even scraps wonderfully new and striking with a little time, imagination, and love. In these touching books, Mary Tatem pieces together spiritual insights and stories of quilters into devotionals that feature some of the most beloved and recognizable quilt patterns in America. Readers will discover the historical background of each pattern and be enchanted by the spiritual reflections on joy, faith, creativity, gratitude, patience, hope, and more. Encouragement, inspiration, and celebration–as well as some great stories–await readers as they discover that, in God’s design, even the smallest scraps or most frayed fragments can be fashioned into something new, complete, comfort-giving, and beautiful.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800734435
ISBN10: 0800734432
Mary Tatem
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2010
Publisher: Revell
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