Molly Finds a Home / Everhart, Linda May / Paperback / LSI

Join Molly the doll as she explores her new home. Through Molly, children will meet one of the most influential early Adventist pioneers, William Miller. Explore Miller’s home and farm in Whitehall, New York. Uncover what life was like during a much simpler time and how William Miller’s great hope in Jesus’ return can be their hope too.

Regardless of our age, we each need a greater love for God and His interventions in history. The words of Ellen G. White echo in our ears:
“We have nothing to fear for the future, except as we shall forget the way the Lord has led us, and His teaching in our past history.”

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About the Author

A graduate of Atlantic Union College, Linda May Everhart spent 30 years as an elementary school teacher in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Vermont. Within her teaching career, she took time to be a full-time mom and homemaker—the best thirteen years of her career. For ten years, she and her husband, Jim, were site managers of the William Miller Farm, an Adventist Historic Site in Upstate New York, and then became docents at the Hiram Edson Farm, another Adventist Historic Property. At the Miller Farm, she was known as the “cat lady” for all the feral cats that she cared for there. She enjoys reading, writing, and visiting museums and parks. She and her husband live in Eau Claire, Michigan.

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