The Tare in the Wheat: A Main Street First Church Story

By Kimberly Miller Wentworth

A spirit of disquiet has settled on Main Street First Church. Pastor Leonard senses something is wrong but tries to ignore it. Unwittingly he allows the weed of deception, greed, and conceit to take... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1979630941
• ISBN13: 9781979630948
• Release Date: February 2018
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 330 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Enjoyable Reading about God's Faithfulness

This book is a great book for family reading. The characters quickly come to life and have you caring about their life struggles. From beginning to end, the book captures your imagination. Its simple presentation of faith through life's up and downs is both inspiring and challenging.

Great Read for the Whole Family

Wonderfully refreshing,well written fiction without the typical mushy and shallow romance. The many examples of Godly character in the midst of severe trials was encouraging for my own daily walk. This was a great book for my young teenage children reinforcing positive values of faithfullness, friendship, generosity, perseverance among others. We look forward to a sequel

COULD NOT PUT THE BOOK DOWN

Thoroughly enjoyed every chapter in this book. I was so interested in the way each individual just became a friend and not with fussy details, but interesting down-to-earth character traits that I could relate to. I felt like these folks were people I knew. I was disappointed when the book ended. I wanted to read more. Definitely needs a sequel to especially get Greta's husband with a new and improved attitude!! I still feel like I should send a Thinking of You card to Greta and perhaps even take a meal over. Excellent reading!

Excellent Christian Fiction!

An excellently written book. I couldn't put it down and was disappointed when it had to end. It is difficult to find entertaining/uplifting Christian fiction which is neither "preachy" or "saccharin". As the story of the life of a church and it's administration unfolds, the stories of several families in the church are also told, and we are reminded that we must be mindful of the "tares among the wheat," not only corporately, but also in our individual lives. I hope that we will see more books written by Mrs. Wentworth.

What a joy to read!

I became totally engrossed in just the first few pages. The characters seemed so true-to-life that I felt I knew them all.