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The students of Portage Christian School in Portage, Indiana (love the logo!) will now be able to immerse themselves in the wild missionary adventures of Missionary Max. Both Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess and Missionary Max and the Lost City have been added to the school library. We can’t help but think that these…
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…
Max Moment: Words With Books Review
Words with Books is a blog dedicated to–you guessed it–books. It’s creator and author is my sister-in-law, Kalyn Comings. Today she posted a full (and very gracious) review of The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max. Be sure to check it out, and give her some love in the comments section. And, if you have not…
Announcing Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess
Finally, at long last, it is here. Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess is officially available for purchase on Amazon. A couple things about this book: It is a new version of The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max. The original Missionary Max saga was released by a publishing company. That company went through some major…
Missionary Max: Life Imitates Art Imitates Life
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