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Author, Heather Kendall Welcomes You to Her Website!
Born in Owen Sound, Ontario, Heather Kendall lives in Innisfil with
her husband of thirty-eight years. They have three grown children. Heather enjoys playing the piano and singing. As a couple,
they swim and go canoeing in the summers. As well, they
share a desire to travel. In the last few years they have
done a lot of hiking in the Rocky Mountains and California with
their children. A loving family remains one of their most important joys.
Blessed to be born into a Christian home, Heather developed a
longing to know God better and to hunger for His word. At the
age of nine, she accepted Jesus as her Lord and Saviour. This is a
fundamental qualification for writing a book about God's story of
salvation. In addition, she has been an attentive
listener in Sunday School and Church from the time that she could
talk. Then as a teenager she attended a young people’s Bible study.
The couple who led it taught her the habit of studying the Bible,
which she has continued to the present day. Throughout the years she
and her husband have attended numerous Bible conferences. She has been a
Sunday School teacher of two and three-year-old children since 1975
and a ladies’ Bible study leader since 1978. She is an avid reader
and researcher of the Bible and other theological books. Her first
book, A Tale of Two Kingdoms, is her
personal journey through time to discover God's truth.
Check out my blog at
www.tale2k.blogspot.com
Education:
Articles:
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Learning
to Share, Daily Devotions for Writers, April 2008
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Baptists
Blitz – Bless Hamilton, Faith Today, March/April 2008
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Couple
Ministers at Ontario Native Reserves, Faith Today,
March/April 2008
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Heaven
and Hell, Faith Today, March/April 2008
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Born
to Die, The Canadian Gideon, December 2007
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The
Joy of Christmas, a poem in The Fellowship LINK, Fall
2007
Photo Album
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Heather and her husband at The Great Divide, Crowsnest Pass, Alberta


Autographing a copy of A Tale of Two Kingdoms for Dr. G.A. Adams
Heather
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