Where Hope Prevails (#03 in Return To The Canadian West Series)
Laurel Oke Logan, Janette OkePaperback 2016-08-02
In this inspiring conclusion to Janette Oke's popular series, Beth Thatcher returns to her teaching role in Coal Valley, and anticipates a spring wedding. But as the town grows rapidly, a second teacher arrives, bringing a very different, anti-God education philosophy.
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:Inspiring Conclusion to a Popular Series with a TV tie-in When Beth Thatcher returns to Coal Valley, she has much to be excited about. She anticipates Jarrick's proposal of marriage and perhaps a spring wedding. The mine is expanding, and there are more schoolchildren than ever.
But the town's rapid growth brings many challenges. A second teacher is assigned, and Beth finds herself going head-to-head with a very different philosophy of education--one that dismisses religion and rejects God. Fearful for the children who sit under the influence of Robert Harris Hughes, Beth struggles to know how to respond.
At the same time, Beth wonders if Jarrick is considering a position at her father's company simply for her sake. Should she admit her feelings on the matter? Or keep silent and allow Jarrick to make up his own mind?
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In this inspiring conclusion to Janette Oke's popular series, Beth Thatcher returns to her teaching role in Coal Valley, and anticipates a spring wedding. But as the town grows rapidly, a second teacher arrives, bringing a very different, anti-God education philosophy.
Publisher Description
:Inspiring Conclusion to a Popular Series with a TV tie-in When Beth Thatcher returns to Coal Valley, she has much to be excited about. She anticipates Jarrick's proposal of marriage and perhaps a spring wedding. The mine is expanding, and there are more schoolchildren than ever.
But the town's rapid growth brings many challenges. A second teacher is assigned, and Beth finds herself going head-to-head with a very different philosophy of education--one that dismisses religion and rejects God. Fearful for the children who sit under the influence of Robert Harris Hughes, Beth struggles to know how to respond.
At the same time, Beth wonders if Jarrick is considering a position at her father's company simply for her sake. Should she admit her feelings on the matter? Or keep silent and allow Jarrick to make up his own mind?