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_____________________________________________________autumn 2008
this issue's theme: Our Calling as Daughters
~Journeying Heavenward | with Sarah Lee
What is a polished cornerstone?
~A Virtuous Woman | Sarah G.
What is a virtuous woman, in God's standerds?
~Sola Scriptura | Abigail M.
How can daughters live on the Bible alone?
~Beautiful By Design| Rachelle M.
Rachelle shares that we as daughters will never be truly happy, unless we are fulfilling our calling - doing what we were made for.
~Serving Our Fathers, Part One | Elisha Ann Wahlquist.
Don't miss another series of wonderful inspiring articles by Elisha - on serving our fathers.
~A Housekeeper | Rebekah W.
What's so special about being a housekeeper?
~The Flower | Maggie B.
~Be Alert! | Holly T.
~Subscriber's Script | Meet Janelle, of New Zealand
~Empty Talk| Mrs. Connie L.
~Special Delivery - Craft Corner | Megan R.
•ECO (Encouragement, Comments & Opinions) |Comments and introductions from our readers
•The KBR Bulletin Board | Advertisements
•The Book Nook | Encouraging books to read
• Herbal Remedies | In this issue, Mrs. Dana Bryant discusses how to dry and use the herbs mentioned in the previous issue.
• The B’s Buzz | News on recent happenings, as well as plenty of pictures of the editor's family!
• The Young Maid | In this issue, we received responses to the following question:
If guests are coming over, what can I do to make the house more welcoming and comfortable for them? ~A to-be hostess
This issue's question is:
I have a hard time keeping my stuff neat (like drawers, closets, etc.). Do you have any ideas for organization or keeping things orderly? ~Unorganized
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__________________________________________________________next issue
In the next issue (Winter 2009; Volume 5, Issue 1), join us as we continue to dig into the important topic of our calling as daughters. What does our calling intell? How can we use each moment as single ladies to prepare for our future mission? As always, we'll have our normal columns and non-thematic submissions.
• We welcome submissions that follow the submission guidelines. Non-thematic submissions are welcome as well, such as inspiring articles, letters, poems, pictures, book reviews, The Young Maid questions and/or replies, prayer requests, and craft ideas/projects. Items received may be published on the website or held for future issues if there is not room in the next printed issue (specify if you don't want your submission on the website).
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