Close to my Heart's Brand new Holiday Gift Guide

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Our first ever Holiday Gift Guide is a mini catalog that packs a punch.  Shop here for quick gift ideas to create or share ... fresh Sparkle & Shine paper ...  AND cash in on a free product from the guide!  

 Details inside: CTMH Holiday Gift Guide




And now ... a MIXER GIVEWAY!!!  
In case you haven't "met" our friend Courtney online yet - here's your chance.  Courtney is  a regular gal, who God has taken to extraordinary places so that she can encourage others to Walk with the King.  I was the lucky winner of a PreRelease version of her book when I attended the very first Women Living Well conference this year in Ohio.  Here is Courtney, realizing with humble excitement that she is now signing books for the very first time.  So cute.



It is well-written, an easy read that will lead you to new levels in your own walk with God before Him and your family.  You will be greatly encouraged by this book. http://womenlivingwell.org/2012/08/a-few-details-about-the-book/

 Not only that, but on her blog, Courtney is hosting a Kitchenaid GIVEWAY! This is part of 5 Weeks to emphasize Making Your Home a Haven. 


 Visit this page to enter for your own chances to win!

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