Grandma's Stroll Down Memory Lane

"I couldn't lay the book down!" "I laughed and cried all the way through.""My husband and I actually fought over that book. Could we buy a copy?"These were remarks made by those who read the first draft of Grandma's Stroll Down Memory Lane. A junior high teacher who kept a copy in her classroom made this comment, "When I announce a free reading break, the children race for Grandma's Stroll Down Memory Lane. Other teachers in the building often ask to borrow the book for a weekend."You will see graphic word pictures of events that took place during the twentieth century, moving swiftly through the astounding advances of technological science. You will also see effective and sometimes humorous ways of handling situations in the home, the classroom and the church. Observing this panorama of events will trigger you to realize the reality of Daniel 12:4--many shall run too and fro and knowledge shall be increased. Also you will get a fresh insight into the authenticity of Luke 1:37, "--With God nothing is impossible."

Clara Martin was born in Mansfield, Ohio. She is the mother of nine children, two of whom are adopted Korean orphans. She graduated as valedictorian from Madison High, received her bachelor's degree in education from Ashland University and pursued her degree in Christian Edcation at Asbury Thological Seminary. She taught the elmentary grades in the Lexington and Mansfield schools for thirty years, two of which were teaching Bible. She served as co-worker with her husband, Dr. Donald Martin, in pastoral work, jail ministry and in the founding of the New Life Church of the Nazarene in Mount Vernon, Ohio. She has previously published four children's books.