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Thursday, January 29, 2009

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30% off one Regular Priced Item
One coupon, per person, per visit
Cannot be combined with other offers
Expires February 7, 2009
(copy & paste into your word processing program, print it out, and bring into
The Lighthouse!)
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Value Priced Fiction is IN!!
Great reads for only $4.99. Many newer fiction titles by popular author. Shop early for best selection!
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Check out our Joel Rosenberg display!

"He understands the threats in the Middle East...and turns it into an unforgettable read!" "Fiction so intertwined with modern events it's scary!"


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Dinner & Concert
Pancake & Sausage Dinner Saturday, Feb 7th from 4:30 to 6pm for $6.00! Dinner Proceeds to benefit special projects at the First United Methodist Church, Warrensburg. Hearts in Harmony benefit concert at 6:30pm! Hearts in Harmony special $10.00 CD sale to proceed North Country Ministries!
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Veggie Tale Premier

Join us for the premier of the newest VeggieTale! Abe & The Amazing Promise! Saturday, February 14 at 11am at the Crandall Public Library, 251 Glen Street, Glens Falls. The movie is free, but you must have a ticket! Pick them up in the Children's Department at Crandall Library!



Thursday, January 22, 2009

Scrapbook Classes

Dear Bloggers,
Do any of you want to learn about scrap booking? The Lighthouse will be offering classes for beginners in February and March. Please contact us (761-9658) and let us know what time of day and which days of the week work for you. The class size is limited, so call soon. The starting date will be announced once we have more information from you about your preferences. There will be a small charge for materials (approx. $5) and you will be able to complete 1 or 2 pages in each class. Just bring your favorite photos and have some fun! It is a great way to spend a snowy winter day!! We have 2 veteran scrap bookers lined up to help you get started. They both have teaching backgrounds and love to scrapbook themselves, so get ready to learn and have fellowship with others who are learning too.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

"United in Hope"

“UNITED IN HOPE” Project to benefit Haynes House Of Hope

Paul Gibbs, of Jesscott Music Ministries in Hudson Falls, NY has announced that proceeds from the sale of select copies of his latest music CD, “Hymns Of Faith And Hope”, will benefit Haynes House of Hope, a comfort care home for the terminally ill on Route 149 in South Granville, NY. He says, “I’ve been blessed in so many ways, and this is a way of giving back and helping those in need.”

Gibbs’ other CD albums are available for purchase at his website, and at iTunes.com, Amazon.com and other music download sites. Selected CDs are also available at The Lighthouse Gifts, Books & Music, 4 S. Western Avenue in Queensbury, NY.
For more info on Gibbs’ music and ministry, phone 518-747-8601 or go to www.jesscottmusic.com. For info on the Haynes House of Hope, or for info on where to purchase “Hymns Of Faith And Hope”, call 518-642-0538 or visit www.hayneshouseofhope.org.
Please see our calendar of events for dates and times for some of Paul Gibbs upcoming concerts!

Monday, January 12, 2009

FIREPROOF

Reserve your copy of Fireproof today! Fireproof releases on DVD TOMORROW Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009. A great movie with a great message. Preorder your copy and receive a coupon for 4 free DVD rentals in February.

Hadley Luzerne Wesleyan church has purchased the rights to show Fireproof to the community! Join them on Friday, February 13 at 6:00 PM for Pizza & Popcorn. Movie will start at 7:00PM. Cost is $5.00 Reservations are necessary. Please call 696-4552 by Wed. February 11.






Calling All Knitters!

Operation Christmas Child is looking for folks to knit simple projects for the shoe boxes we all love to fill!! We have the patterns, a place to gather, and a promise to help make Christmas a special time in 2009 for children around the world!!! Call The Lighthouse (761-9658) and let us know what days and times work best for you. If time with us is not an option, could you do some knitting at home? Let's make Operation Christmas Child last all year!!

Monday, December 29, 2008

Our Favorite Authors

Do you like to read? We do!! Each of us at The Lighthouse is going to pick our favorite authors and tell you why we like them. If you come into the store you will see our Staff Picks labeled clearly on the shelves. Tell us that you read about this author on our blog and you'll receive 20% off your book! Good for the month of January!!
Cindy's Pick: It is very hard for me to limit myself to only ONE author. I read so many.... A recent find I've really enjoyed is Brandilyn Collins. She writes mysteries; page turning suspense. Always a good "who done it." One can always count on her for twists and turns that you didn't count on. I have often "figured" it out only to be really off as the story unfolds. Brandilyn is quoted as saying this about her latest book Dark Pursuit, "To my loyal Seatbelt Suspense readers - you know the drill. Buckle in tight for this one. For you new readers-welcome to the ride. At the end you may be shaken-in soul as well as body. That was my intent." Check out Brandilyn Collins books here at The Lighthouse!
Debbie's Pick: Max Lucado! I love his writing because he's so...descriptive. You can almost feel, taste and see the scenes in his books. His words touch the depth of your soul. Amazing writer!Christian Book Preview has this to say, "People meet Max Lucado and rarely call him "Mr. Lucado." He's always just "Max." His readers feel like they have a friend in Max, a confidant, a companion on the journey of life. Read his books and you think you really know him. Max says his writing reflects who he is, an ordinary man pursuing an extraordinary God." Purchase your copies of Lucado's many books at The Lighthouse!
Ginny's Pick: I chose Ann Spangler. I have really enjoyed her unique yearlong devotional programs. Women of the Bible focused on the stories of 52 biblical women. Each week looks at a particular woman, and includes her story, background information about the culture of her day, a Bible study on her life, Bible promises that apply to her life, and help for praying in light of her story. One source says, "Ann writes in ways that reveal not just her intellectual curiosity but her desire for a deeper connection with God. By paying attention to the spiritual and emotional hungers that animate us and by finding creative ways to explore God’s self-revelation in Scripture, her writing surprises by revealing a God who is often far bigger and better than we might imagine." Purchase this and other books by Spangler at The Lighthouse.
Sally's Pick: My choice was easy. Joel Rosenberg. He is an outstanding author who has written both fiction and nonfiction, all based on Biblical prophecy and current events in the middle east. In my opinion he is a "must read." BOOKOPINION REVIEW stated; "The question often arises…is Joel Rosenberg, author of the popular Jihad” series, a modern day prophet? He says not. However, the uncanny resemblance between fiction and world events that explode ‘after’ the publication of his books, tends to make one consider the issue fairly seriously." Get Joel Rosenberg's books at The Lighthouse.
Shirley's Pick: I recommend the Louie Giglio DVDs entitled "How Great is our God" and "Indescribable". These titles can never describe adequately the God whom we serve, but the amazing photography of galaxies and worlds beyond our own, as shown in these DVDs, suggest to us an absolutely AWESOME GOD who is fully worthy of our worship!

Monday, December 22, 2008

Our friend and local author writes....

To all the book lovers out there, hello! My name is Christa Parrish, and I'm the author of Home Another Way (Bethany House, 2008). I'm also a "local" - living, working, and shopping in the Glens Falls/Queensbury area.

With all the wonderful books out there – I know; I love to read, too – I’m sure it’s difficult to choose! I do hope, however, if you decide to take a peek at Home Another Way, you will purchase it at The Lighthouse. I think it's very important to support local, independent businesses. When I buy local, I know I'm helping to provide a paycheck for my friends and neighbors, and I consider that being a good steward of the gifts God has given me.

Home Another Way, at its most basic, is a story of forgiveness – both God’s for us and ours for one another. But as we all know, forgiveness goes deeper than "I’m sorry." There is real pain and sacrifice involved, and secrets are often pulled toward the light.

No, Sarah Graham is not your typical Christian fiction protagonist. She’s prickly and rude and difficult to love, as those in the novel soon find out. Like many of the people we encounter on a day-to-day basis, Sarah’s brokenness goes deep, and isn’t remedied with a couple of Bible verses. The people of Jonah – Jack, Maggie, Beth, Memory, and others – aren’t perfect either; they get fed up with Sarah’s antics, they become discouraged, they have wrong reasons for their right actions. They also understand loving isn’t an option, but a command, and in their faithfulness are surprised to learn that they aren’t only there to help Sarah. Sarah has been put there to help them heal, too.

The tiny hamlet of Jonah isn’t a real place, but a composite of several towns nestled in the Adirondack Mountains, where gossip spreads like warm butter and, yes - as you know - some people honestly do still live in houses with dirt floors. Sarah, Jack, and the others aren’t based on real people, but I strive to write characters you won’t soon forget. Plus, the tough issues tackled in the novel can provide plenty of material for thought-provoking discussions. And if you purchase Home Another Way for your book club at The Lighthouse, please let the staff know - they will contact me, and I'd be more than happy to come visit with you group during one of your meetings.

May the Lord bless you and keep you during this Advent season, and all year long.
In Him,
Christa Parrish
www.christaparrish.com