Making your Home a Haven: Strategies for the Domestically Challenged
Those frustrated by an impossible schedule, overflowing closets, piles of paper and a never-ending to-do list have raved about this first book from Cyndy Salzmann. Chock full of humor and personal examples, readers learn doable strategies for tackling every dusty corner – as well as the key to truly making a home a haven – daily dependence on God.
Excellent book! I couldn’t put it down, read it in one sitting and am reading it again… Advice we can follow, no Martha Stewart answers- practical solutions for real people. Honestly, it is the best book I’ve read on the subject. READER, Portland, OR
I was greatly encouraged as I read this book recently, and felt it would be a blessing to other women as well. It’s humorous, practical, and turns your attention to God’s Word—you’ll want to read it and share it with a friend. NANCY LEIGH DEMOSS, author and host of “Revive Our Hearts”
Cyndy’s warmth and humor shine through…as she shows how to get not only your home in order, but also your heart. CONNIE GRIGSBY, author of How to Get Your Husband to Talk to You
Horizon Books, 2001 ISBN: 0889652066
The Occasional Cook: Culinary Strategies for Overcommitted Families
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In this sequel to Making Your Home a Haven, Cyndy shares the secret to simplifying meal preparation, saving money and spending quality time as a family. Both experienced and novice cooks will quickly adapt to the simple Occasional Cooking system.
I wish this book had been out when my kids were younger. But, now that they’re married with kids of their own, I’ll be giving them a copy so they’ll have a supreme lead at the outset! Linda Mae Baldwin, Review Coordinator for The Road to Romance
This is a great concept for anyone who stands at the fridge at dinner time wondering what to make. I have been doing this for the past few months and it is wonderful!! All the recipes are fantastic and very easy. READER, USA
Horizon Books, 2002 ISBN: 0889652104
Beyond Groundhogs and Gobblers: Putting Meaning into Your Holiday Celebrations
Put the “holy” back into your holidays with this family-friendly 12-month guide! Each month offers the spiritual history, fun activities, questions to spark table talk!– even scrumptious recipes!
This book is a superb all-in-one-place resource for parents who want to make holidays meaningful and memorable for their children. Salzmann makes celebrating easy as she offers the historical and spiritual significance of each American holiday. She then provides activities and simple, yummy recipes for kids of all ages. I wish I had had this book when home schooling my son! You will consult this book over and over through the years. Pat J. Sikora, author and homeschool mother
Packed with great ideas, rich background information, even yummy recipes. It’s a must-have for every family who longs to create celebrations with purpose. Wendy Lawton, author of the Daughters of the Faith booksHorizon Books, 2002 ISBN: 0875099920
July 18, 2008 at 4:08 am |
Cyndy, So glad I came across your blog.
My sister is Chrys Howard and she has told me about you -
and how gifted you are. Now I can see for myself reading through these pages. Amazing, Woman!
Thanks for the laughter!
No, I really mean it. As a marriage therapist by day and an aspiring writer by night, having a “ha!ha!” moment is better than chocolate. THAT is therapy for me.
I enjoyed reading your pages about your kiddos too. How rich we are when our quivers are full from God’s best blessings.
Blessings on your continuing work. No higher calling than being a woman who loves her home and family,
You’re fantastic!
Dr. Joneal Kirby
http://www.hearttohomeministry.org
jonealkirby@hearttohomeministry.org
November 8, 2008 at 4:49 am |
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September 28, 2009 at 7:06 am |
Cyndy,
Perhaps you remember Jenny Tolly who was in your P.E.O. chapter from around 1991 to 1997. She is my daughter and now resides in Lincoln, as do I. I don’t know if my other emails got through to you, so decided to try this route. If you could email back at your earliest convenience, or send your phone number, I’d love to get in touch with you for a brief conversation. I know how busy you are.
Thanks so much, Cyndy.
Blessings,
Mary Elizabeth Anderson