Iron Rod Press

Have you ever wondered how the scriptures could ever meet your individual needs?  Be honest.  Nowhere in the standard works does it tell how to potty train a four-year-old or deal with an overbearing boss.  How then can anyone find solutions to everyday problems in the scriptures? Through her book, He Marked the Path: Following the Savior on the Pathway to Peace, author Janine Creager takes us on a personal journey through the scriptures to show how we can be at peace no matter what our trials or circumstances may be. Written in a user-friendly conversational style, He Marked the Path clearly shows that the way to peace is through the Savior. Jesus Christ is the straight and narrow painted line; He is the direction-giving road sign and the safety-enfolding guardrail.  For He is the Way; He is the Truth; He is the Life; And He is the Pathway to Peace.

On the"About Janine" page, read an article from the Davis County Clipper citing He Marked the Path as one of the best literary offerings in the County. To read a newspaper review of He Marked the Path, click here. 

To purchase the book, please use the order buttons below to order by credit card. You may also pay with a check or money order, as well as send comments or questions, by using the feedback form at the bottom right.

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To order copies of He Marked the Path: Following the Savior on the Pathway to Peace with a credit card, use the "Buy Now" buttons above. Iron Rod Press also accepts checks and money orders for payment using the comment form to the right. Please send the number of copies you would like to purchase, along with your name, street address. email address, and telephone number. You will then receive an email back on where to send your payment.

The cost per book is $14.95 plus shipping and handling ($2.00 if paying by check or money order, $3.00 for U.S. credit card orders, and $5.00 for all international orders.) Utah residents, please add $.97 tax per book with your order. This tax will be automatically assessed for credit card customers.

• Bountiful Davis Arts Center, 745 South Main, Bountiful Utah
• BYU Bookstore, Provo, Utah
• Latter-day Bookstores UK, 304 Preston Road, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley (near the Preston Temple)
  
• Latter-day Bookstores UK, 11 High Street, Goodstone (near the London Temple)

He Marked the Path is also located at the following library systems:

• Davis County (Utah) Library (five copies)
• Orem (Utah) City Library (one copy)
• Salt Lake (Utah) County Library (four copies)

'Best of Davis County' gifts for readers

from the Davis County Clipper, Bountiful, Utah, by Staff Writer, Jan Hopkins

Thursday, December 2, 2004

The best Christmas gifts may be just a mouse click away, maybe even available next door if you happen to live next to one of the artists featured in the First Annual Best of Davis County Gifts.

This installment features authors in the county who have made their mark in their fields. Criteria for evaluation relied on six factors: 1) flow of language, ease of comprehension, wordsmithing, 2) thorough development of characters and/or topic, 3) quality of illustrations and relevance to the story and/or text, 4) unique perspectives and/or research, 5) over-all layout and ease of use, and 6) cover layout and appeal.

A biography, reveiw of the books and where they are available follow. Enjoy!

He Marked the Path, by Janine S. Creager, 230 pages. Creager is a resident of Farmington.

Creager has taken the frustrations of a fast-paced world and honed a path toward possible peaceful solutions. She's not out to solve the world crises; merely the rumblings of the human condition.

Through practical application of teachings from LDS scripture, Creager takes modern-day problems and fuses them with realistic, ethical solutions.

And, unlike other self-help books,the author does not dictate a path, but instead includes a page of self-reflective questions and ideas so readers can identify areas they are already strong in and others they can work on. It's not a check-off list, but an opening toward personal insight.

Creager's book is available at www.ironrodpress.com.