I wanted to share this interview with Eleanor Clark regarding the release of her ebook "Sarah Jane: Liberty Torch". Oh, and just so you know, this book is available for FREE today. Check it out if you can.
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I’m
excited to welcome author Eleanor Clark. She is celebrating the release of her
e-book, Sarah
Jane: Liberty’s Torch. The resounding theme in this book is, “Let
Your Light Shine.” Young readers learn to be a good witness in this exciting
story, which focuses on the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty. Through the
character of Sarah Jane, readers learn to shine brightly.
With that
in mind, author Eleanor Clark offers her top five tips for how children can be
great witnesses for the Lord.
Let Your Light Shine Tips:
1). Obey
your parents. There’s truly no greater way to be a good witness than to be
obedient. Letting your light shine begins at home. When you disobey, it hurts God’s heart and
also sets a really bad example for your brothers and sisters. It also sets a
really bad example for your friends.
2). Care
for others. When your light is shining bright, you will care even more about
others than you do yourself. That means you will care when they get sick, when
they have a need, when they’re hurting. You will go out of your way to show
them how much you care by praying for them and offering to help.
3). Develop
a friendship with those who are unfriendly. It’s not always easy, especially
when people treat you rudely. Make a decision to be a good witness to them. Go
out of your way to be kind, no matter how difficult it might be.
4). When
you’re in a tough situation, ask yourself, “What would Jesus do?” If you follow
His example, you will always be a good witness.
5). Don’t
hide your light under a bushel. In other words, don’t be afraid to let people
know that you have a relationship with the Lord. They might make fun of you
when they find out you’re a Christian, but if you stand your ground, they will
learn to respect you. And who knows. . .you might just lead them to the Lord by
setting a good example.
Shine
bright for Jesus!
Set in 1886 when
the Statue of Liberty was dedicated. Ten-year-old Kimberly Dawn is trying to
figure out what it means to "be a good witness," but is quickly
discovering it's not as easy as she'd hoped. Her grandmother shares the story
of Sara Jane, a youngster from their family who traveled from Pennsylvania to
New York to see the Statue of Liberty in the late 1800's. Through the life of
this remarkable little girl, Kimberly learns what it means to "let your
light shine."
Sarah Jane,
Liberty’s Torch is the fourth book in The Eleanor Series. You can find the
other three books by following these links:
Katie
Sue: Heading West (3.99)
Here’s how you can
stay in touch with Eleanor and learn about her upcoming releases:
Website: www.eleanorseries.com
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/eleanor.clark.50
Eleanor Series facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TheEleanorSeries
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/Eleanor_Clark
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