Welcome to the latest edition of the Christian Literature newsletter. I am excited to be writing for BellaOnline and to be bringing my opinion of books to you. At this time, I would like to ensure you that I will always let you know my true opinion of the books, whether good or bad. Your email will NEVER be spammed or sold to anyone. Nobody will have access to your personal information.

The newsletter for Christian Literature will continue to be sent out in the same format. I hope to review at least one or two books per week. You will receive an updated newsletter after the articles have been posted. Please feel free to pass it along to friends and family!

If there are any books that you would like to see reviewed, I am open to suggestions. Please be aware that I may not be able to comply, but I will always take reader suggestions into consideration. Also, I would welcome feedback and comments. As I become more familiar with my readers, I would like to offer book discussions in the forum with the potential for a live chat once a month. As a book review editor, you can imagine the amount of books that I collect. In the future, I will hold giveaways for some of the items. Other books will be used during outreaches and for one-on-one Christian care giving.

As my page bio states, I have experience in outreach and training in missions. I have taught Sunday school to the 2 and 3 year old group, served as the librarian of the church choir, had the extreme pleasure of being a Minister to the Sick in a nursing home, and trained as a Stephen Minister to help heal the hurts of others. While in Texas, I was blessed to be able to work under a dear man of God and, from him, to learn many aspects of ministry. I took many reading and writing intensive classes in college and hope to use my combined skills and background to bring relevant reviews to you.

Please take a look around the site map for Christian Literature. The subject topics have changed a bit. In the future, I will add some subcategories to make the subjects easier to use. I would also like to add a category for a topical index. For example, that would allow someone searching for a book on depression to see the book title instead of having to search the sixteen subject topics that are listed.