John MacDonald

• Sep-2021
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Before maps, compasses, and GPS, Inuit used observation and experience to find their way in the Arctic. This book describes some of the traditional methods Inuit traditionally used to navigate on the land and sea, including using the sun and stars an...

• Sep-2020
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It appears to me, the art or act of reading has been lost on younger generations. They seem to be profoundly consumed by computers. If something, in an abbreviated form, doesn't show up on their tablet, it can't be worthwhile. How can this be? What p...

• Dec-2017
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We exist in an ever-changing world. One in which tomorrow is not a given thing. Our choices are prolific. I look around and see the excavation of history and the expanding field of space exploration but at the same time a diminishing protective shiel...

• Sep-2017
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• Sep-2014
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Funny thing about lies and secrets. Lies always come back to haunt you. Sometimes secrets can kill. No matter how long ago they were told or how recent, they never go away and they must always be confronted. Sometimes lies can take you on a journey. ...

• Nov-2013
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Susan, a young White House staffer comes across a money black market being run in Vietnam by the administration to help finance the President's 1968 re-election campaign. People who discover the black market are being murdered. When a man, Susan beli...

• Nov-2011
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In this little 15-minute play the Christmas present the three children of the "Good" family find for mother is none other than "Ola," a street waif who comes in to get warm while mother is out shopping. Alta, the only girl in the family, has been wis...

Living life as a relatable everyman, John believes in a God who loves him, in a Savior who died for him, and in the Spirit that helps him. Angels...well, they're another story. Have you ever questioned the interactions of angels in our daily lives? O...