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The Assault
Our recent trip to Fortaleza brought back memories of my first moments in Brazil. The post below shares one of the more intense experiences I had in those days. It is a re-post from a few years ago, back when only part of the first Missionary Max book had been published. I have edited it…
Max Moment: Author Interview
Earlier this week we were pleased to a very kind review by book-blogger extraordinaire (and my sister-in-law) Kalyn Comings. Today, she has continued the Missionary Max mania with an interview with the author–yours truly. I had fun answering her questions, and I hope they give you some insight into the “why” and “wherefore” of The…
Big Reveal: Cover Art for Missionary Max and the Lost City
Here it is folks. I’ve been keeping this under wraps for almost a week now, and I cannot do it any more. Without further fanfare…Zilson Costa‘s spectacular cover for the second book in the Missionary Max series: Missionary Max and the Lost City. Edit: If you have not read Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess,…
Missionary Max: Life Imitates Art Imitates Life
You may remember a week ago when a group of sixth graders dressed up as characters from the Missionary Max books for their school’s spirit week. The picture they sent me made my year. Thanks to their teacher, Mrs. Oliveira, I had so much fun interacting with these young people about the books. I decided…
A Morning with Miss Elliot’s Kids
This morning I got to do one of my all-time favorite things: talk to a group of kids about missions, Brazil, and Missionary Max. This time it was at the invitation of Miss Elliot of the Portage Christian School in Portage, IN. They recently added the Missionary Max books to their library, and thought it…
Ten Out Of Ten Sixth Graders Love Missionary Max
Or so I’m told by their teacher, Mrs. Oliveira. If the pictures are any indication, these students at Twin Tiers Christian Academy (my alma mater) are pretty excited about delving into the adventures of our favorite fictional missionary hero. Click here to find out what all the excitement is about. *Not actual quotes. Did you…