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Let's start the Christmas season with a bang at the Ladies' Christmas banquet at Dwight Baptist in Gadsden, Alabama. Let's rejoice with the Lord. |
About Barbara Writer
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Barbara Eubanks, an English and journalism teacher at Sardis High School in Etowah County, saw the mixing of humor and serious devotionals as a unique blend. Being a minister's wife for about 40 years and a Sunday School teacher since 1959 have afforded her many opportunities to gather a great deal of material for her writings. All the incidents in her book are actual happenings. A bride at 15 years old, and a mother of three by age 20, Eubanks recalled how her husband, Steve, a computer programmer at the time, felt the Lord calling him into the ministry. The family lived in Albertville at the time. He felt the need to go to Samford University, and inspired Barbara to go as well. They did, and graduated together in 1970.
Barbara has written many articles that have been published locally, as well as Nationally. Here is a listing of some of the writers work... "My Two Foot World" (a descriptive writing lesson)... in Notes Plus, November 1989 "Lovely Things" and "The Angelic Amoretta"... in Jacksonville State University Writing Project Anthology, 1989 "NIE Workshop '89 "... published by the Gadsden TImes, 1989 "Christmas Reward" (Holiday Memories)... by the Gadsden Times, December 25, 1998 "Teacher of Miracle Worker"... in Alabama English, Spring 2000 "Humorous Happenings in Holy Places"... Tate Publishing, December 2004 "My Magnificent World"... published in On the Wings of Poetry, by Famous Poets Society, 2005 "Celebrating Mother's Day Without a Mother"... Crosswalk.com, Spring 2005 "Just Say WOW !"... in Whispering in God's Ear, by Wayne Holmes, Waterbrook Press, July 2005 |
Barbara has received a B.A. in English, a M.A. in SecondaryEd/English, and a Ed.S. in Education/English. These educational achievements testify to her persistence and determination because she attained these after her marriage.