Books
Coram Deo - The Beginning of the End (Book 1)
John and Nicole feel certain that the Tribulation is at hand. They have studied the Bible, prayed and prepared for years for what they feel will be an intense time of persecution and disasters. The couple, along with a group of family members and close friends, form a community on the farm, Coram Deo. There they endeavor to walk with God and reach out to those around them. As the government and outsiders become increasingly hostile to their lifestyle, they are continuously supported in the arms of the Father as they wait the return of Christ.
Coram Deo - Trials and Tribulation (Book 2)
Coram Deo - Trials and Tribulation is the second book in the Coram Deo series. John, Nicole and the rest of the farm community experience pain and loss, due to man having free will, amid the majesty of God’s love. In Italy, life for the Caruso family is continuous change as events beyond their control force them down previously unknown paths. The trio of Theodosis, Vasso and Stefanos grow in power as their dominion over all worldly essentials expands. God’s sovereignty endures through all.
CORAM DEO - The End of the Beginning (Book 3)
The group of believers remaining on the farm continue to strive to serve God and reach out to any remaining people who might still be willing to accept God’s grace. In Italy, the Caruso family reaches a dividing point that scatters them from Torino and each other. The Worldwide Commonwealth continues to eliminate all earthly opposition to its power. “If those days had not been cut short, no one would survive, but for the sake of the elect those days will be shortened.” Matthew 24:22
The Orchard: The Coming of Age of Elsie Bainbridge
We can all look back at where we learned responsibility, trust, and the reality of God. We are thankful for the experiences, both painful and positive. Elsie is a girl with a troubled past who comes of age under the tutelage of a gnome with a duty. She finds her purpose in life by caring for a neglected orchard. God teaches her there is so much more than what we think we know.
