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The final book for this year.  Which will post as 2016, because I spent the evening with my family instead of on the computer, but I finished it in 2015,

Daily Guideposts 365 Spirit-Lifting Devotions of Faith

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Visit to the Home Place

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The De-Valuing of America

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10 Things Your Minister Wants To Tell You

I agreed with a lot of what he said theologically, so an easy, quick, head-nodding read. 

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Co. Aytch

A must-read for any student of the Civil War!  Memoirs of a Confederate private - he tells of what he knew, not the history of the battles, but what he saw from his position in the trenches.

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And God Was Watching

Local fellow, so very interesting.  I know people in this book, although I've never met the author.  My sister's sister-in-law is mentioned.  :)  Very upbeat, positive look at his life.

Beyond the River

Oh, my, I hardly know what to say about this book.  I had to keep putting it down to catch my breath.  I had no idea - beyond what I knew of John Brown and Harriet Tubman - what all went on during the time of the Underground Railroad and abolition.  Amazing stories, astonishing history.  Could people really have been so blind?  And have we really not progressed any at all in the past 150 years?

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To Teach To Love by Jesse Stuart