Reading with Jason and Jami discussion

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What are your favorite classics?

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message 1: by Jami (new)

Jami Balmet (jamibalmet) | 1 comments Mod
Jason and I are committing to reading more Christian classics this year - what are your favorites that we should read??


message 2: by Jason (new)

Jason | 10 comments Mod
Yes!!! I'm always looking for recommendations on this.


message 3: by Hayley (new)

Hayley Jubenville | 2 comments Love this! I am fairly new in my walk with Christ, so I haven’t actually read any yet. So I’m looking for suggestions too!


message 4: by Jenny (new)

Jenny Preston | 3 comments I need to follow this. I have a bunch on my list but haven't actually read any except Valley of Vision.


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I've been working my way through a set of C.S. Lewis's works. Besides Mere Christianity, of course, books like The Four Loves, The Problem of Pain, A Grief Observed. I'm currently reading Miracles!


message 6: by Chelsea (new)

Chelsea | 6 comments Two Christian fiction classics I love are Hinds Feet on High Places and Stepping Heavenward.


message 7: by Becky (new)

Becky | 3 comments I haven't read any Christian Classics or other classics. I want to read Little Women, Jane Eyre, Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, as well as some Christian classics like C.S. Lewis (I've ready maybe one or two of his), Spurgeon, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, etc.


message 8: by Eliza (new)

Eliza | 6 comments I have had Pilgrims Progress on my to read list for ages, and it’s free as an audiobook this month on christianaudio.com! Looking forward to listening to it!


message 9: by Laura (new)

Laura (readingunderthemidnightsky) | 6 comments Pilgrims progress is definitely a favorite of ours.
A Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbs was a great help for my husband when he was going through some health issues. We’ve also enjoyed books by EM Bounds and Spurgeon.


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