Faith and Fable Ministries

04/07/2026

Happy Resurrection Day! We were so busy celebrating we didn’t get to post….but what a reason to celebrate! Thank you, Jesus!

12/01/2025

09/29/2025

It’s not our imagination that violence is rising. The Word tells us that violence will increase as it comes closer to the end. But don’t, do not be afraid!

Do Not Be Afraid. The devil does not win.

Ephesians 6:10-20.
Go pick up your Bible, prepare for battle. Stand firm in the faith. And Pray.

09/21/2025

Be a faithful witness to the end.

Today is Charlie Kirk’s funeral. We offer our condolences to family, friends, and that have been touched by the life of Charlie Kirk.

He was one man, martyred for his faith. Now in the arms of Jesus. Imagine the difference you could make amongst your circle of influence if you were not afraid to proclaim your faith and stand up for what is right. You may never carry a mantle of millions but you carry an influence and you can make a difference.

Don’t know where to start? We’d be happy to help!

06/21/2025

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01/06/2025

Happy New Year! (6 days late isn’t too bad). This year our word is “More”!

For several years we felt the Lord giving us a word for the upcoming year. Do any of you have such a practice? We’d love to hear your word!

12/29/2024

The kids decided to take over the puppet show. I’m not sure but i think it’s their turn to put on a show 🙂. They can definitely tell us about Jesus!

10/03/2024

Amy Hewlett

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10/03/2024

Today marks the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah year 5785. Just for fun we have linked a page with recipes of foods traditionally served on this day. We lift Israel up in our prayers and bid them Shanah Tovah!

Shanah tovah
There are many acceptable ways to greet someone who is celebrating Rosh Hashanah. It is a festive holiday, so if you want to keep it simple, "Happy New Year," works just fine. Jews will often greet one another by saying "Shanah tovah" (pronounced shah-NAH toe-VAH), which means "Good year."

Explore Jewish family recipes from around the world for Shabbat, holidays, and everyday. Find recipes for challah, matzo ball soup, kubbeh, brisket, and more.

09/25/2024

Sometimes our battles seem unsurmountable until we remember the battle belongs to the Lord.