Don't You Suppose: A Country Teacher's Study Guide to "Just Suppose" - Tapa blanda

You want me to write another book! Panic! All these and many others thoughts came rushing in when I was asked to develop a study guide to go with Just Suppose the storybook. The first book was about "what if", this one takes up where the first one leaves off and answers some of the many questions that have arisen from those reading it. It is a chance for me to ask some questions that need to be considered regarding our personal lives as children of God. What developed, as the work progressed was the uncovering of the hidden teacher and preacher that lies buried within me! This book can be used as a personal study book or used in small group studies. Allow the Holy Spirit to speak to you as you read this and then act upon His leading! Give glory to the Father as you get to know Him more through this.

About the Author Born Charles W. Fincher in Jacksonville, Florida, Charles later relocated to Cheyenne, Wyoming where his parents John and Dee Fincher reared him. His brother Ken and sisters Betty and Kathy still live in the area as do most of his family. After high school in 1977, he moved to Lake Wales, Florida as part of the Agape Players, a Christian musical and drama group, and was with them for about six years. While with them, he learned to cook and work in area churches. Ministering with food is his specialty. He went to Haiti on a short-term mission's trip where he developed a love of missions. After leaving the Agape Players, he went on to be an aircraft mechanic and pilot of land and seaplanes. His favorite airplanes are the old "rag wings." He would often give rides in his Piper J-3 Cub to anyone who wanted to go up for the first time. It was during this time he was given the name "Captain Corky", which also resulted in "Captain Corkys Airways". In 1991, he moved to Winter Haven and started writing short stories and working with the children at his church nursery in Winter Haven. He met Susan E. Swabb in 1991, fell in love and married shortly afterwards. He and Susan have one daughter, Kate Elaine. &n