Apocalyptic Christian
fiction …
This month Hampton
Village Book Club (HVBC) members are reading “The Nephilim and the Pyramid of
the Apocalypse” by Patrick Heron. HVBC is sponsored by Lovett Memorial Library,
111 N. Houston, Pampa, Texas, and is hosted by Hampton Village located on
Alcock in Pampa. The group meets at Hampton Village once a month.
“The Nephilim” is a
non-fiction work that focuses on the End Times. Lovett Memorial has a number of
Apocalyptic Christian fiction titles as well as more traditional non-fiction
books on the subject.
One of the most popular
and well-known inspirational End Time series is the “Left Behind” series by Tim
LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins. Altogether, there are sixteen books in this
series. The first three titles are available for check-out in an omnibus
edition titled “Rapture’s Witness” which includes “Left Behind,” “Tribulation
Force,” and “Nicolae.” A DVD based on the series is also available from the
library along with various other book titles within the series.
The series includes the
following titles: “Left Behind”; “Tribulation Force”; “Nicolae”; “Soul
Harvest”; “Apollyon”; “Assassins”; “The Indwelling”; “The Mark”; “The
Desecration”; “The Remnant”; “Armageddon”; “Glorious Appearing”; “The Rising”;
“The Regime”; “The Rapture”; and “Kingdom Come.” A series for younger readers
is also available.
Other Christian fiction
titles of this vein held by Lovett Memorial include “The Copper Scroll” and
“The Ezekiel Option” by Joel C. Rosenberg in addition to other intriguing
titles such as:
- “Apocalypse Dawn” by Mel Odom (part of his “Left Behind: Apocalypse” series)
- “Last Light” by Terri Blackstock (part of “Restoration” series)
- “Black” by Ted Dekker (part of “Circle” series)
- “Patriots” by James Wesley Rawles (part of a series)
- “The Beginnings of Sorrows” by Gilbert, Lynn and Alan Morris (part of a series)
- “8 Minutes to … Digital Winter” by Mary Hitchcock and Alton Gansky
- “The End is NOW” by Rob Stennett
- “Fuse of Armageddon” by Sigmund Brouwer and Hank Hanegraaff.
Don’t forget a search
of the library’s online card catalog is just a mouse click away from Lovett
Memorial’s Internet home page at www.pampalovettmemorial.org.
The “Search Our Catalog” feature is prominently located midway down on the main
page.
For more information on
joining HVBC or on specific titles or series, contact Lovett Memorial Library
at 806.669.5780 or e-mail sbryant@cityofpampa.org.
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