Head on over to the Bryant Family Blog to check out their giveaway! Also, I would strongly encourage any young ladies reading this to check out the King's Blooming Rose Ministries website - Sarah Bryant is the editor of the KBR magazine, and I have enjoyed getting it for many years! It is a very encouraging, godly magazine for young women of all ages!
More coming soon about our family's Christmas . . . .
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY!!!! May God bless you all richly as you seek Him in 2011!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Merry Christmas From Our Family to Yours!
Isaiah 9:6
"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace."
"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace."
Monday, December 20, 2010
And the Winner is . . .
Actually, before I announce the winner, I just want to encourage my readers to look at the comments for the giveaway post, and if you haven't seen the movies people suggested, click on the links and find out more! I've seen most of those movies and they're GREAT!
Okay, now for the winner of The Alzen Family - Live in Concert! :-)
The winner is . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Okay, now for the winner of The Alzen Family - Live in Concert! :-)
The winner is . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Trip Journal - Saturday
Sorry it's taken me so long to finish writing about our trip to San Antonio - life has been busy around here, and the rest of this week is going to be crazy with playing/singing at nursing homes and other things going on! What are some things keeping you busy this season?
On the last day of the festival (Saturday) we watched some more movies, visited with friends, and that evening, attended the awards ceremonies! A lot of people were dressed very fancy, and it was neat seeing the ladies in their modest, beautiful, formal dresses. Actually being there, live, at the awards ceremonies was an amazing experience - something I'll never forget! I sat on the edge of my seat as I waited to hear who the winners were in each category (and I'm just mentioning a few below - go to http://www.saicff.org/ to see all the categories). You can visit Doug Philip's blog (and scroll way down) to see some live footage from that night.

It was very touching to hear the acceptance speech of the $101,000 grand prize winner (watch it HERE)! The Bowers family made Agenda: Grinding America Down and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!! It was well done, and very informative! Check it out at http://agendadocumentary.com/.
After the awards ceremonies, we enjoyed visiting with lots of people until at least midnight - right there outside the building! Yes, it was that nice outside! :-)
One of the funnest things was meeting Gator Moore (the main actor in The Widow's Might and now in Ace Wonder). By the way, Ace Wonder was a GREAT film! It was so neat being able to see the world premiere (it was a rough cut, but still was very good). The acting was great, the storyline was very interesting, and Gator completely carries the show - I can't wait to see the final cut on DVD!
On the last day of the festival (Saturday) we watched some more movies, visited with friends, and that evening, attended the awards ceremonies! A lot of people were dressed very fancy, and it was neat seeing the ladies in their modest, beautiful, formal dresses. Actually being there, live, at the awards ceremonies was an amazing experience - something I'll never forget! I sat on the edge of my seat as I waited to hear who the winners were in each category (and I'm just mentioning a few below - go to http://www.saicff.org/ to see all the categories). You can visit Doug Philip's blog (and scroll way down) to see some live footage from that night.
In the "young filmmaker" category, Small Talents won, and it looks good, but we never did get around to seeing it because there were SO many movies to choose from!

In between announcing categories, musicians played and George Sarris performed again (below is the man who played an important role in Ace Wonder).
The Penny was the winner of the Best Feature Film Award, and it sure deserved it!! We did see this film, and I HIGHLY recommend it!! The storyline was very complicated (but not hard to understand) and tight. The acting was really good, and the cinematography was great! For an independent film (directed by Nathan Webster, pictured below) . . . all I can say is . . . WOW!! Check out the website at http://www.thepennyfilm.com/. There were some other really good feature films there as well. We didn't see all of them right there at the festival, but I would recommend Standing Firm, No Greater Love (for older kids or adults), The Runner From Ravenshead, and Live to Forgive. We didn't see Sybil Ludington at all but that one looked good too.In between announcing categories, musicians played and George Sarris performed again (below is the man who played an important role in Ace Wonder).
The Runner from Ravenshead won the Audience Choice Award by 400%!!! They sure deserved it! :-) As far as I know, they were the only film there to get a standing ovation in the MIDDLE of the movie! (below is a picture of the family that made it)
It was very touching to hear the acceptance speech of the $101,000 grand prize winner (watch it HERE)! The Bowers family made Agenda: Grinding America Down and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!! It was well done, and very informative! Check it out at http://agendadocumentary.com/.
After the awards ceremonies, we enjoyed visiting with lots of people until at least midnight - right there outside the building! Yes, it was that nice outside! :-)
One of the funnest things was meeting Gator Moore (the main actor in The Widow's Might and now in Ace Wonder). By the way, Ace Wonder was a GREAT film! It was so neat being able to see the world premiere (it was a rough cut, but still was very good). The acting was great, the storyline was very interesting, and Gator completely carries the show - I can't wait to see the final cut on DVD!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
GIVEAWAY!
It's time for another giveaway! I've had hardly any time to be blogging lately, but I hope to get a post up soon about the last few days of our trip to Texas! :-)
This time, the giveaway is for . . . .
Check out the family website at http://www.alzenfamily.com/. Go HERE to see the fun trailer! Taylor (Lacheln Designs), over at Surrendering My All, designed the very professional cover (thanks to Taylor for the nice picture of the cover)! :-) Thanks Taylor for all the work you put into this! And of course the Alzen Family was a HUGE help as well - you can check out their blog HERE. If you don't win the giveaway, I do have copies for sale on my website (http://www.gloryandgrace.com/).
Here are the rules:
IF YOU WANT TO BE ENTERED ONCE, leave a comment on my blog and share about your favorite Christan film(s) (and leave a link to the website/trailer if possible).
IF YOU WANT TO BE ENTERED TWICE, do the above AND write about this giveaway on your blog (with a link to this post) and leave a comment here with the link to your blog.
The giveaway will be closed on the night of Sunday the 19th of December, and the winner will be randomly chosen and announced the next day (maybe you'll get it in time for Christmas!).
Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Alzen Family Trailer
This is a silly trailer I put together for the Alzen family's live DVD! They are a very funny family, and they love adding humor to things (including their concerts!) so this trailer is anything but normal. :-) Enjoy!
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