| Author/Contributor(s): | Gulley, Philip |
| Publisher: | HarperOne |
| Date: | 3/16/2004 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Condition: | NEW |
Return to Harmony, Indiana, where small-town Quaker grace meets big-hearted laughter.
A Year of Laughter and Grace in harmony
The novel traces the eccentric rhythms of Quaker fellowship, observing pastor Sam Gardner as he fields runaway salvation balloons and stubborn elders. Harmony Friends Meeting provides the setting for secret poker games beside the boiler and disputes over an antique stove.
Gulley chronicles the gentle tribulations of parish life, following the Friendly Women through church noodle sales and a smoky furnace mishap.
Master storyteller Philip Gulley returns to the winsome ways of Harmony, Indiana, in the third installment of the beloved Harmony series.
- Small Town Life: When Harvey Muldock’s 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook collapses through the garage ceiling onto his wife’s car, fifty-three Odd Fellows rally with stout ropes to hoist it clear.
- Christian Fiction: The basement book sale yields an unexpected windfall when Miss Rudy unearths a rare 1851 Queen Victoria Bible to rescue the public library from a scheming board.
- Slice-of-Life: Local tradition is upended at the seventy-fifth annual pumpkin toss on White Lick Creek when former Sausage Queen Nora Nagle clinches the championship on her ceremonial throw.
- Also by This Author: Home to Harmony, Just Shy of Harmony and Almost Friends.