Free Christian E-Books

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Inspired Reads is a great resource for links to free (and frugal) Christian e-books (thank you to Mary H for the referral!). They're meant for Kindle readers but I believe Amazon.com provides a free cloud drive (online storage) and e-reader (downloadable to your personal computer) to anyone with a valid email address. I use the free program (I don't have a Kindle) and have downloaded several of the free books successfully.  A Time For Peace by Barbara Cameron, pictured above, is currently free at Amazon.com through the link provided at Inspired Reads. As stated on the Inspired Reads website, "Though free at time of posting, prices may change at any time. Please verify that the “Kindle Price” is $0.00. If you see a price for “Prime Members” or “read for free”, then the book is NOT free any longer."

Hope you find a free Christian book to enjoy! May God bless you!

Free Sample of Arm & Hammer Sensitive Toothpaste

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Visit http://tryahsensitive.com/ for a free sample of Arm & Hammer sensitive toothpaste. I imagine this is "while supplies last." I requested my sample this morning. They require that you confirm the request by clicking an email link (they send the link after you request your sample). When I confirmed I got a message that they'll be sending my sample and it should arrive in 4-6 weeks. Happy freebie gathering and money saving!

Free Courses from Yale University

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"Open Yale Courses provides free and open access to a selection of introductory courses taught by distinguished teachers and scholars at Yale University. The aim of the project is to expand access to educational materials for all who wish to learn.

• All lectures were recorded in the Yale College classroom and are available in video, audio, and text transcript formats
• Registration is not required
• No course credit, degree, or certificate is available" 

Included in this morning's list were courses on literature, financial markets, chemistry, environmental science and history. It looks like an interesting assortment and you have to love the price (free!). 
  
Source: http://oyc.yale.edu/