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Step into the rugged heart of the American frontier with When the Old Bell Rang -- a powerful blend of historical fiction, Christian values, and pioneer spirit.
From the dusty backwoods of North Carolina to the lawless border towns of Arkansas and Indian Territory, this vivid and nostalgic novel paints a rich portrait of life on the American frontier during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Based on true events, this inspiring story follows the journey of Lingurn "Lingie" March Redwine, a young boy with an unshakable thirst for knowledge who grows up to become a beloved teacher and community leader.
Set in one-room schoolhouses, coal-mining towns, and Wild West settlements, When the Old Bell Rang invites readers into a world of adventure, romance, hardship, and hope. It's a celebration of old-fashioned values, resilience, and the transformative power of education.
Together with his devoted wife, Professor Redwine faces outlaws, prejudice, poverty, and personal loss -- yet through it all, their faith and dedication light the way. Their legacy as pioneer teachers leaves a lasting mark on the communities they serve, from remote homesteads to the notorious streets of Fort Smith, home of Judge Parker and infamous hangings.
Perfect for fans of Christian historical fiction, Little House on the Prairie, or anyone curious about frontier life, Western heritage, and educational history, this novel will warm your heart and stir your soul.
"A wonderful depiction of what life was like in pioneer classrooms, Wild West towns, and on frontier homesteads!" - Tim Kinnard
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