Della Spearman is a former journalist. Her work has appeared in newspapers in Detroit, San Antonia, Atlanta, and Dubuque, Iowa. She lives with her family in the Atlanta metropolitan area. She plans to attend Central Baptist Seminary in 2015. She is a Public Historian at the American Baptist Historical Society and loves to garden as a Master Gardener with the UGA Cooperative Extension Service.
Find here a unique blend of church minutes, membership rolls, cemetery records, local history and family stories. With over 200 pictures, this book of 100 plus years of history will be enjoyed by many. The congregation with a strong faith in God and a sense of love and care for one another welcomes you to their services at 3444 Hightower Road, Ball Ground Georgia. More information can be found at http://www.hightowerbaptistchurch.com
This anthology is full of chills and scares, ranging from short one-page horror stories to multi-part thrillers, from killers lurking around the corner to snakes constricting around you. Do you feel a chill in the air? Better look behind you before it’s too late…
A Patchwork Quilt, in the words of the author, is a partial history of Ball Ground from scraps and bits of the community’s heritage. The “scraps” are taken from articles published in the Pickens County Progress newspaper of Jasper.
Seven year old Bobby, whose new best friend tells him there is no Santa, convinces himself that he must set out to prove Santa is real — only to discover things he didn’t want to know. These stories and more will certainly entertain you this season!
It's Christmas and you want to give your mom the best gift she has ever received. What could it be? This beautifully illustrated children’s book helps teach children the true spirit of giving and shows them that sometimes the best gift is making others happy
Santa’s Magic Toy Bag began as a Christmas tradition for our family when our twins were 3 years old. One night, a few weeks before Christmas, a book and Santa’s Magic Toy Bag appeared under our Christmas tree. The book explained that Santa needed the help of good little boys and girls. Santa asked the children to gather toys to give away and place them into the “magic” bag for Santa to take with him when he returned on Christmas Eve. Our children were excited to share their treasures with others and eagerly accepted Santa’s challenge! Our hope is that you will make Santa’s Magic Toy Bag a part of your family’s Christmas traditions.
