Welcome to the November 2017 edition of the Christian Fiction Book Club Connection. Thanks for stopping by! Whether you’re a pastor or ministry leader thinking of forming a book discussion group at your church, a current member of a book club, or simply a fan of Christian fiction hoping to connect with other readers, you’re in the right place. Please consider subscribing to my blog so you won’t miss future posts.
Today I’m providing information on Christian fiction discussions scheduled to take place around the web this month. I’m also featuring a handful of recently released Christian fiction titles for which a discussion guide is available, either included in the book itself or on the author’s or publisher’s web site.
Online Discussions Coming Up This Month
The ACFW Book Club‘s November selection is Beyond Justice by Cara Putman. You can subscribe to the group’s e-mail list now, by following the instructions on their Web site, to be sure not to miss any announcements or discussion questions.
By the Book is an in-person book discussion club that has introduced an online Facebook-based discussion option. To join in online, like the By the Book Facebook page, and be sure to check back there periodically for any discussion that may not have made it into your news feed. November’s selection is A Time to Stand by Robert Whitlow.
For November, the Christian Fiction Devourers group on Goodreads is discussing Life After by Katie Ganshert AND Masquerade by Nancy Moser. Grab your copies and head on over to the discussion forum to check in with others who are in the midst of reading these books.
The Fans of Amish Fiction Goodreads group discusses one Amish fiction title per month. The selection for November is Northkill by Bob Hostetler and J.M. Hochstetler. To join in, visit the group’s online discussion board.
Recent Christian Fiction Releases Featuring Discussion Guides
Light of Dawn by Vannetta Chapman (Harvest House, July 2017, Speculative Fiction)
The Writing Desk by Rachel Hauck (Zondervan, July 2017, Historical Romance)
Just Look Up by Courtney Walsh (Tyndale House, July 2017, Contemporary Romance)
So, friends, what have you been reading lately? Any titles you’d recommend for book club discussions?