Bücher von Dan White

Tells the story of "one and a half step" Warren Rogers, co-founder of the Pacific Crest Trail. Rogers overcame polio and risked ruin during the Great Depression to chart the trail from beginning to end.

This book offers guidance to company leaders, marketers and entrepreneurs in delivering effective advertising.

Warring Personalities examines who people were, what theydid, and what they claimed to have done in the AmericanRevolutionary War, the Battle of the Alamo and its aftermath,and the Civil War. If, like the author, you despised highschool history, then this book is for you.Dan White was born in Atlanta, Georgia onHalloween Day in 1956. He and his wife,Susie, live in Ottawa, Canada.

YOU CAN BECOME THE MAN OF HER DREAMS AND FIGHT FOR YOUR MARRIAGE AND WINEvery man longs to live in peace with the woman he loves (of his dreams), but after "I do" many realize "they don''t" have a plan of action to make marriage last a lifetime. This powerful, raw examination of the truth about men and women, their strengths, differences, and how they were created to strategically work together empowers you to reclaim your identity as the warrior you are destined to be. Authors Dan and Lydia White prove it is never too late to find the peace you long for and the love you fight for. DISCOVER HOW TO...┬╖      Establish your true identity as a man┬╖      Captivate the heart of your bride┬╖      Secure strategies to win the war on marriage ┬╖      Rise up as a noble warrior to defend your kingdom┬╖      Live in peaceSUIT UP AND BECOME THE MARRIAGE WARRIOR YOU WERE DESTINED TO BE!

"Timely." The Melbourne Observer "A literary snipe hunt." The London Telegraph This spellbinding saga transports the reader from a smorgasbord in Sweden to the proper usage of the plural possessive case. Dan White was born in Atlanta, Georgia on Halloween Day in 1956. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and two children.

The landscape of Christian spirituality in the West is no longer lush with green grass and wild flowers blooming. Instead, across the country we find dry terrain where churches no longer can expect interested seekers--yet most of our solutions for addressing this predicament link to anxiety around our performance and personality. Rather than going back to the boardroom to cook up new techniques for a trendier church, let''s ask more meaningfully rooted questions. Do we know how to be present in our neighborhoods? Do we know how to be present in community? Do we know how to be present to the in-breaking kingdom of God? There is a growing groundswell discovering that we have become uprooted and detached from each other in the way we express being the church. We need a subterranean movement that plunges below the surface into a way of being the people of God that carries an unwavering incarnational creed. Dan White Jr. uses crisp criticism, narrative theology, and tangible practices to uncover a hopeful pathway for being radically rooted in God''s world.""Dan White has penned a well-written, distinctly prophetic book on incarnational mission. In it he calls us to a life beyond the standard cultural obsessions and to a faithfulness that is rendered through rootedness, abiding, witness, and service. A welcome addition to the books on prophetic missionality."" --Alan Hirsch, author and activist""For too long the church has caved in to the desires of a world addicted to self-destructive speed and geographic displacement. But no longer, says White. God is seeking to re-place his people, to invite us into the radical act of stopping in a restless world, to be deeply rooted, to be witnesses to the life our world could experience if it truly surrendered to Christ. This inspiring and practical guide will help you in that monumental endeavor.""--Michael Frost, author, Incarnate: The Body of Christ in an Age of Disengagement""Want a sneak peak into the future of the church in North America? Read this book. Better yet, want to join in this bold new future? Join with others and create local practices as inspired by this incredible resource. Rooted in courageous practice, White has written a pioneering guide that pinpoints the cancerous defaults of the contemporary church, while also casting a practical vision for how we can all join in God''s abundant future."" --Tim Soerens, coauthor of The New Parish: How Neighborhood Churches Are Transforming Mission, Discipleship, and Community""The bias toward up is powerful in church culture. As leaders, we want to be up-and-comers and eventually at the top. If our grand vision isn''t realized, we pull up stakes and move on. In this fine book, White makes an impassioned case for down. ''Up-rootedness'' abstracts us, but ''rootedness''--in community, place, and the unfolding work of God--is the truly radical trajectory of the church. It''s difficult to imagine a more important message.""--John Pattison, coauthor of Slow ChurchDan White, Jr. co-planted Axiom Church when five families dove into the city of Syracuse, New York, to cultivate communities in diverse neighborhoods. He is also a church strategist with the V3 Movement, coaching cohorts from around the country through an eighteen-month missional training system. Finally, he is also cofounder of the Praxis Gathering. Dan finds deep delight in dwelling around the table with good coffee and a good conversation. He blogs at danwhitejr.com.