Bücher von Rachel Jones

We all experience intense emotions like anger at times. Not only is anger normal, but it can serve as a great motivator and a way to improve one's emotional intelligence. It can encourage self-improvement, instill a sense of self-control, and even trigger our "fight" response which is necessary for survival. At the most basic level, anger can help children determine whether they're being treated fairly and allows them to tell when things aren't right. That being said, anger can become a severe problem if it grows out of control and leads to aggressive behaviors. An angry child isn't a bad one, nor are their attitudes and actions necessarily a result of behavioral problems. These intense emotions are often triggered by psychological, social, or even hormonal problems, which is why parents should try to understand where their children's anger comes from to handle the situation effectively. In most cases, the root problem is not apparent, which is why parents automatically assume that their children are misbehaving, so they take action accordingly. Grounding or yelling at a child who can't control their anger isn't going to fix anything and will likely make things worse. Fortunately, upon reading this book, you'll understand whether your child experiences uncontrollable anger and potential reasons why they might be angrier than others.

Climate, Suffering and Hope is a collection of poetry by Rachel Jones, who writes about her experience of being a young person in today's society. With a particular emphasis on the climate crisis, she writes about nature, issues of identity and mental health (she specifically discusses eating disorders and body dysmorphia), as well as poetry inspired by the fantasy genre.

Eine biblische Sicht auf die Periode. 500 Mal hat eine Frau im Durchschnitt ihre Menstruation. Das ist viel Lebenszeit. Wer will diese Zeit schon genervt, mit Schmerzen oder mies gelaunt auf dem Sofa verbringen? Eben, niemand. Also fragen wir doch einmal den Erfinder: Wie hat sich Gott das eigentlich gedacht? Als er uns Frauen gemacht hat, schuf er auch unseren Zyklus. Kann ich durch die Periode mehr über Gottes Wesen lernen? Könnte meine Periode sogar ein geistlicher Goldschatz sein, den ich bisher nicht als solchen erkannt habe? Begeben wir uns auf die Suche nach diesem Schatz...

Whose shoulders of faith are we standing on as a Church today? What if your faith was meant to Ignite the world around you like those who have gone before?!