Important Announcement! Website Coming!

             I’m excited to tell you that, if all goes as planned, my new website, www.sunporchlady.com will launch on Tuesday, November 25th. This has been in the works for almost a year, and I am so thankful to my friend, Joshua Nicholson, who is working out all the tech details.  Joshua also designed the covers for both of my books, and I can’t thank him enough.

          The new website includes links to both of my books, my blog, short reviews of some books that I recommend, and a little info about me.  There is a link for each of these pages at the top of the website.         

Beginning next Tuesday, you can still access my blog at www.sunporchlady.com.  However, if you previously signed up to receive it by email, you’ll need to sign up once again.  There is a place to sign up at the bottom right corner of the blog page. 

Be sure to check it out next Tuesday and let me know what you think.  It’s still a work in progress, so you may see some additional changes from time to time. 

From the day I first began the blog, my goal has been to encourage, support, inspire, provide direction, and give spiritual nurture to someone.  My prayer is that this website will provide new ways to glorify God and encourage someone to know Him better.  To Him be all the glory!

See you on Tuesday at www.sunporchlady.com!

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