Mike Wild

With their return to the United States approaching, the four Wild brothers set off on another thrilling adventure ... This time they are building a wooden boat to sail halfway across the world!
Using simple tools and resources, Dad and the boys begin work on a Polynesian double canoe (commonly referred to as a catamaran) to navigate the family back to the USA from Papua, Indonesia. With help from other missionaries and a few superstitious locals, the whole family works to construct a show more watertight wooden vessel. However, big problems must be overcome. The parallels to Noah, his sons, and the huge Ark they had to build spur the Wilds along to complete their boat and prepare for the journey.
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SET SAIL FOR A WILD JOURNEY!
The four sons of Mike and Libby Wild are ready to set sail on a WILD journey. Their destination? Home!

Months of meticulous planning and careful building are over. The Wild family is now ready to start their long and danger-riddled voyage from New Guinea to the USA on their handcrafted deep-sea canoe! Solar panels have been added to keep the boys' computers and video cameras energized. Excitement fills the air as they anticipate the breathtaking sights and new show more discoveries that lay ahead. However, an unexpected impediment suddenly stands in their way. What will God do? How will they respond? Climb aboard the big Polynesian catamaran for an inspiring family adventure! show less

Here's the first in a 5-book series of family Bible devotionals by Mike and Libby Wild. The full series will take you on a chronological journey from Genesis to Revelation.

You may know Mike and Libby from their sons’ popular DVD series, The Wild Brothers. Now, they can help you bring the exciting truth of God’s Word to life in a whole new way. Use these worldview-shaping “read and discuss” devotionals as part of a special family time—at the dinner table or to start or end each day. show more Our kids are our first disciples, and if we want them to thrive in a world that’s increasingly hostile to the gospel, they must know what they believe and why. In order for our children to stand firm on God’s Word, they must know and trust it for themselves. show less

An excellent selection of articles from Hornby Magazine for the year 2010, including an 'N' gauge mainline layout and
other 'extra' articles not appearing in the magazine