Agnes Elizabeth Hobbs (nee Fuller)

My grandmother passed away on 16 June.  We will miss her terribly.  Right until the end, she was very independent, living on her own in a flat at the age of 93 (she did have my aunt and uncle living next door.)

Here is a memorial page I put up for her.

This is what she and my grandfather, Jack, looked like when they were younger.

I don't have the time now to blog properly on this - so instead I will simply post an e-mail I just sent off on the website of The Da Vinci Decode, a book written by Grenville Kent and Philip Rodionoff (Adventists) in Australia.  It's really worth reading - no matter what your denomination.  It can be downloaded here.

Hi

I would like to thank you for your excellent book on the da Vinci Code.  It is truly a wonderful book.

I am a Catholic who is involved in apologetics, largely with groups quite vocally opposed to Catholicism.  My website deals mainly with Adventism.  So, coming from me, this is truly a compliment to you and your book!

I was a bit hesitant at first to read it, thinking it would be a very denominationally biased book, and take the opportunity to give Catholicism a thrashing - that is what I have been used to from Adventism and Adventist-written books, especially in my country.

I was pleasantly surprised - the book is Christ-centered in its theology, doesn't seem to be biased against any Christian denomination, and is very accurate with all the facts I already knew.  I learnt a lot from it, and as soon as I get a chance, I'll post a comment on my blog recommending it.

Thanks for this wonderful book!

God bless,
Stephen

I really recommend reading it.