S.O.S. (Splashes of Serenity): Bathtime Reflections for Drained Moms, written by Elaine W. Miller, was released in April 2005, by Green Key Books. In these 30 five-minute meditations, Miller restores sanity with Scripture and shares poignant, often amusing vignettes to encourage mothers along their journey.

Splashes of Serenity: Bathtime Reflections for Drained Moms is available through your local bookstore and through all major online bookstores. To order an autographed book, click here.

With heartfelt warmth, sincere enthusiasm, and great humor, Elaine W. Miller connects with her audience to bring a splash of serenity in a draining world.
An author and speaker, Elaine, for over 20 years has been as a key-note retreat speaker and seminar leader. She and her husband, Dan, a Pastor with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, have developed and taught 10 marriage retreats. They travel annually to Europe to speak at a conference as a Pastoral Care Couple to missionaries in the Balkans. Elaine and Dan make their home in upstate New York where three adult children and four grandchildren complete their joy. Her website is: http://www.splashesofserenity.com

Elaine is pleased to announce her second book is coming soon! Splashes of Serenity: Bathtime Reflections for Drained Wives will be released by Green Key Books in 2006.

Elaine joins Kate Cook on OFF THE PAGE to discuss her book. To join in the program, phone during the live 1:00 PM broadcast to 1-888/359-9754, or post an e-mail here to WSKG.Radio@Gmail.com.

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Dr. Lois Einhorn is now a Professor of Communication at Binghamton University, and a respected writer and academic. This astounds people who know her early history, for during her formative years she and her sister received no respect and continual physical and sexual abuse from their parents. She tells her full and horrifying story in the book "Forgiveness and Child Abuse" and has solicited the views of many prominent persons to address abuse that may have occurred in their own lives. Dr. Einhorn speaks with Bill Jaker about the recollection of abuse and the difficulty of granting forgiveness. Tuesday, May 16, live at 1pm, rebroadcast at 7pm.