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Over the years, bullying has been rationalized as "kids being kids," and the cruelty never stops. Victims are forgotten or dismissed, and bullies are not held accountable. Before we realize it, our childhood bullies leave the playground and show up in all facets of society. We thought we could lose them, but they're back-stronger and more emboldened with age. Mary has seen it firsthand. She has intimate knowledge of the pain, scars and wounds of the victims. She has seen how these wounds can lead to unimaginable acts. Bullying is no rite of passage that anyone should endure. Mary has taken a stand against bullying and you can too. In Right of Passage, she challenges readers to take responsibility to join a revolution-put an end to bullying once and for all by doing these things: Recognizing patterns from childhood through adulthood Speaking up as a bystander and as the victim Upholding the rights of the victim to be safeIt's time we eliminated bullying at all ages.

If you're like most people, you want to live a life of PURPOSE and ACHIEVEMENT.  But as time continues, you may feel like your dreams are slipping from your reach.  This book isn't about regret.  It's about how to conquer potential regrets by replacing them with fulfilled dreams.  Scheme your dream and take action so those dreams become amazing memories that inspire others.What's next for you?  What's holding you back from conquering the next dream in your life?  Do not allow your dreams to become regrets.  Let nothing hold you back from getting THERE.In the movie GOOD WILL HUNTING, therapist Sean McGuire tells troubled teen Will Hunting about missing game six of the 1975 Red Sox World Series because "He had to go see about a girl." He explains to Will, "That's why I'm not talking to you right now about a girl I saw in a bar 20 years ago and how I always regretted not going over and talking to her.  I don't regret the 18 years I was married to Nancy.  I don't regret the last six years when she got really sick.  And I sure don't regret missing the damn game."Die with memories, not regrets.

You're only thirty days away from a brand new perspective on life.The United States is a spiritual paradox. Eighty-nine percent of the population believes in God. Yet, only thirty-eight percent feel relationally close to God. There's a Grand Canyon of difference between comprehension and connection.Spiritually, we are the most informed generation in history. Yet, we are also the least committed. What if you could turn the content you have about God into a connection with God? What if the God who created the universe is wanting and waiting to step into your life personally on a daily basis?Dean Fulks has written Your Next Thirty Days just for you. With humorous, engaging stories, his practical teaching style leads you on a thirty-day journey to bring you closer to the One who made you.Whether you're far from God or you've prayed to Him this morning, prepare yourself for an exciting adventure. What you discover will reshape the way you see your Creator, your core, and your community.Start your first day-today!Dean Fulks is the Lead Pastor at Lifepoint Church on the north side of Columbus, Ohio. He leads his local congregation and works with SEND North America to make disciples and multiply churches in Mmid-Ohio, the Midwest, and the world. He and his wife, Angie, are the parents of three great kids:, Sydney, Dillon, and Sylvia.Connect at DeanFulks.com

Nearly every child has aspirations of what they want to be when they grow up? Fast forward their lives and almost 8 in 10 of them, as adults, aren't working in their gifts and talents. And we see the impact. Millions of adults are squandering their talents and wasting their time in jobs they don't love. They feel trapped and dissatisfied. But where did it start? Many times, it started in childhood. "My Father Said I Could" is about four African-American siblings that have big dreams, and how they overcome doubt, fear, and naysayers by listening to one steady, comforting voice.This inspiring book, teaches children… How to handle the doubt, unbelief, and fear in others as well as in themselves The timeless lesson of continuing to ask, seek and knock for opportunities To explore their own unique gifts and talents To learn to accept the twists and turns that life brings while continuing to pursue their own destiny despite the many voices they hear along the way Author, coach, and speaker Anita McLaurin paints a picture of four African-American siblings who have big dreams. Their father equips them with the tools to follow their dreams, so they can experience the freedom to pursue their own path, utilize their gifts and talents, and live a life of significance.