Following the tradition of Pickwick Papers (Charles Dickens) and Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Amish Friends Knitting Circle is a continuing story, broken down into 8 parts. If you liked receiving the installments of the best-selling, Amish Knitting Circle Series, (the prequel to this series), then join Granny Weaver as she invites her friends from the Smicksburg Baptist Church to a summer circle to knit for charity. Granny Weaver believes women are stronger spun together, just like the wool she spins. But will her Amish knitting circle snap if spun with women from the Smicksburg Baptist Church? Granny’s believes they can be knit together for a worthy cause: knitting hats, gloves and scarves to the growing homeless population across the USA. So Granny invites: Colleen, a young woman living at Forget-Me-Not Manor, a refuge for homeless mothers. Janice, a burnt out pastor’s wife…or a women going through the change of life. Marge, a new neighbor learning to live off-the-grid, whose husband fears her new-found faith. Suzy, who will teach knitting with needles, but is distressed over her aging dog’s health. Granny does many “casting off” prayers that her English friends will bond with Ella, Ruth, Lizzie, Lavina, Maryann, and Fannie, and not unravel the knitting circle she holds so dear. Author Bio: Karen Anna Vogel is a trusted English friend to many Amish in Western Pennsylvania and New York. She’s the author of Amish Knitting Circle, Knit Together, and The Amish Doll. She has a worldwide audience at her popular blog, Amish Crossings http://www.karenannavogel.blogspot.com She has a B.A. in psychology and a Masters in Biblical Counseling and loves mentoring young women. Karen and her husband of 31 years, Tim, enjoy living in rural PA and have four grown children. You can visit her at www.karenannavogel.com or Amish Literature Fans on Facebook.

Following the tradition of Pickwick Papers (Charles Dickens) and Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Amish Friends Knitting Circle is a continuing story, broken down into 8 parts. If you liked receiving the installments of the best-selling, Amish Knitting Circle Series, (the prequel to this series), then join Granny Weaver as she invites her friends from the Smicksburg Baptist Church to a summer circle to knit for charity. In Episode 2, Tea Kettles Sing: ~ Zach loses his job…Ella has a choice to make ~ Lavina gets two unexpected visitors from Troutville that make steam come out of her ears ~ Lizzie’s marital bliss is broken as step-daughter, Jenny, continues to be contrary ~ Ruth and Luke’s restored marriage continues to blossom, and she has wunderbar gut news ~ Janice Jackson and Granny bond over their joys and sorrows of being pastor’s wives ~ Someone goes missing… Karen Anna Vogel is a trusted English friend to many Amish in Western Pennsylvania and New York. She’s the author of Amish Knitting Circle, Knit Together, and The Amish Doll. She has a B.A. in psychology and a Masters in Biblical Counseling and loves mentoring young women. Karen and her husband of 31 years, Tim, enjoy living in rural PA and have four grown children.

Following the tradition of Pickwick Papers (Charles Dickens) and Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Amish Friends Knitting Circle is a continuing story, broken down into 8 parts. If you liked receiving the installments of the best-selling, Amish Knitting Circle Series, (the prequel to this series), then join Granny Weaver as she invites her friends from the Smicksburg Baptist Church to a summer circle to knit for charity. In Episode 3, Berry Picking: ~Granny and Janice take Lavina up to Troutville to visit her mamm ~Jonas tells Lizzie a secret that helps him make a decision about the store. ~We find out more about Jeb. Is he showing signs of dementia or is it something else? ~Marge goes to the Baptist Church, while Luke attempts to ease her husband’s fears of her getting “religion”. ~Nathan gets a letter that puts a stone in the hay rake concerning Lavina. ~Colleen reveals deep scars. Karen Anna Vogel is a trusted English friend to many Amish in Western Pennsylvania and New York. She’s the author of Amish Knitting Circle, Knit Together, and The Amish Doll. She has a worldwide audience at her popular blog, Amish Crossings http://www.karenannavogel.blogspot.com She has a B.A. in psychology and a Masters in Biblical Counseling and loves mentoring young women. Karen and her husband of 31 years, Tim, enjoy living in rural PA and have four grown children.

Following the tradition of Pickwick Papers (Charles Dickens) and Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Amish Friends Knitting Circle is a continuing story, broken down into 8 parts. If you liked receiving the installments of the best-selling, Amish Knitting Circle Series, (the prequel to this series), then join Granny Weaver as she invites her friends from the Smicksburg Baptist Church to a summer circle to knit for charity. In Episode 6, Putting Up: ~ It’s September and the Amish are busy “Puttin’ Up” the harvest. Will they have time to knit for charity? ~ Nathan returns from Montana. Will Lavina welcome him back as fondly as his grandparents? ~ Colleen finds that her flashbacks, or déjà vu, are rooted in childhood memories. ~The Baptist Church have their first Amish Day Camp, and Jonas tries to answer a busload of tourist’s questions…if he could understand them. ~ Marge and Joe make a decision. Will they continue to live off-off-grid. Karen Anna Vogel is a trusted English friend to many Amish in Western Pennsylvania and New York. She’s the author of Amish Knitting Circle, Knit Together, and The Amish Doll. She has a worldwide audience at her popular blog, Amish Crossings http://www.karenannavogel.blogspot.com She has a B.A. in psychology and a Masters in Biblical Counseling and loves mentoring young women. Karen and her husband of 31 years, Tim, enjoy living in rural PA and have four grown children.

Following the tradition of Pickwick Papers (Charles Dickens) and Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Amish Friends Knitting Circle is a continuing story, broken down into 8 parts. If you liked receiving the installments of the best-selling, Amish Knitting Circle Series, (the prequel to this series), then join Granny Weaver as she invites her friends from the Smicksburg Baptist Church to a summer – autumn circle to knit for charity. In final episode, Autumn Changes, many questions are answered: ~Will Ella move to New York, saying good-bye to the knitting circle? ~Will Marge move back to Indiana, PA, believing she can’t live off-the-grid? ~Will Nathan and Lavina have to wait until February to wed, or can Nathan convince Jeb otherwise? ~Will the Amish and the women from the Smicksburg Baptist Church continue to knit together for charity, or are they as different as the color of autumn leaves?