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Order a copy of the 1 hour version of the production exactly as heard on the radio. | | |  | 
The full length 2 hour production and more
Includes more than an hour and a half of additional stories and reflections from Ruth Graham and an eclectic blend of family and friends including: Author Jan Karon, George Beverly Shea, Franklin Graham, Leighton Ford, First Lady Barbara Bush, Actress Andie Macdowell, and many others.
Includes a 28 page full color insert with photos from Ruth's life | | |  | 
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Jerry Read Smith at his creative and magical best.
One of the finest Christmas albums ever recorded. You'll find yourself coming back to this CD again and again. | | |  | 
Over 20 years have passed since The Strayaway Child became a standard for celtic hammer dulcimer recordings. This groundbreaking album, and the two that followed;Heartdance and Homecoming continue to be ranked among the finest modern acoustic recordings. Includes a bonus interview with the artist. | | |  | 
This CD features twelve instrumental renditions of ten traditional and two contemporary hymns containing strong Celtic and Appalachian influences produced by Jeff Johnson. Whether or not you recognize the melodies, and whether or not you know the words often attributed to these tunes, there is something that deeply resonates in the soul when listening to A Quiet Knowing. Johnson is joined by internationally acclaimed Irish musicians Brian Dunning on flute and John Fiztpatrick on violin. Also featured on the recording are Portland guitarist, Tim Ellis, San Francisco Bay area cellist, Jami Sieber, as well as percussionist, Gregg Williams and bassist, Phil Baker also from Portland, Oregon. | | |  | 
Ruth never wrote for publication. That fact is revealed in this deeply personal "paint of words" from the first read. Joy and pain, fear and hope, love and loss, anguish and faith are all revealed with a rare and compelling honesty. Underneath it all is Ruth's sometimes playful, sometimes sober, but always winsome spirit.
If you love poetry, especially poetry wielded as the only possible means of accurate expression, you will love this book. If you are not experienced with poetry, or generally don't feel a connection with it, you'll find this book quickly accessable, and immediately compelling. | | |  | 
Friends and family of Ruth Bell Graham share stories and reflect on the woman they know as mother, wife, grandmother, teacher, and friend. Reminiscent of the best-selling Footprints of a Pilgrim, Ruth Bell Graham is a tender and touching portrait of Ruth Bell Graham as seen in the lives of those who know and love her. Reflecting both her roots as the child of missionary parents, her life with Billy Graham,her family and faith, A behind the scenes look at her unique life. | |
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