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Vol II - The Lost and The Found Henry had known anything was possible in this awful civil war - But the nightmare of his son not returning was the worst! Jamie was the light of everyone's life who knew him but that didn't mean invincible! Would the hundreds of bodies and injured in Gettysburg tell him anything? VMI is an excellent school and trains young men for the military with expertise - but Mildred didn't want Robert going - but man-like nothing would do but go. Then war broke out - then he was missing - then, the war ended, and he was STILL missing. Dear Lord, I've tried to be a good wife, mother and neighbor as you would wish - but it this the result? People in the western part of Northern Virginia were not accustomed to anyone with a foreign accent but Grethen Harper, wife and mother, would charm them and with her husband Thomas would develop a huge farm - but neither friendly neighbors nor successful farming would prevent a terrible attack on Thomas because of an antiquated law.ELLEN MURPHY, AUTHORAfter retiring as Commissioner of the Revenue for Frederic Country, VA, Ellen Murphy has found a new career as an author. After the trauma of her husband passing, Ellen soon began spending more time devoted to her writing. She loves the historical research that goes into all her stories and enjoys hearing from her readers. Ellen has two beautiful and smart daughters - Suzanne and Katherine, and has been blessed with six grandchildren.

My story is filled with broken pieces, terrible choices and ugly truths. It also has a major comeback, peace in my soul and a grace that saved my life.What a people who have this book say:"Cindylou's story of trauma, addiction and brokenness to healing and transformation is remarkable and inspiring. I love to share her story with others because it is such a dramatic testimony of God's grace and redemptive power, from addict to missionary... May you be awed and blessed as you read the pages of her journey to wholeness." - Nancy Riegert"I well the day I met Cindylou ... even though she had been through great difficulties in her life, I could tell, underneath the sadness was a gentle spirit. Her life change is one of the miracles I have seen first hand...through God's grace and mercy she was changed inside and out." - Lynn Castle"Together we have journeyed with Cindylou for the past 15 years - for the good, the bad and the ugly. This book tells it all, and in the end God is lifted up and glorified through the transformed life of this child of God. Read on and be blessed." - Don & Monika HeronCindylou Barclay now lives in Zambia mentoring young people in a provincial town, bringing her skills and experience in trauma healing as well as teaching art and crafts that they could use to express their self-worth, harness their creativity and improve their lives. She spent most of her life in Ontario after a haunting, nightmare childhood that was only fully made clear to her, piece by piece, as a mature adult.

Norman, the sloth, has been told his whole life that he is a slowpoke. One day, he saw a car racing competition, and that got him excited. The slow sloth has always wanted to go fast. With some help from his best friend Gail, the quick and jumpy rabbit, and others, he could do the impossible. The story encourages chasing after your dreams and believing in yourself.

I was motivated to write this book by several life experiences.First, it became disheartening to see the suffering of people everyday, knowing full well that much of it is unnecessary. For example, a recent announcement by the Surgeon General of the US stated that "loneliness" is at epidemic proportions, and a serious health danger. News of drug overdoses, suicides, depression break my heart.It simply does not have to be the way. In the past ten years, in particular, I've read literally hundreds of examples of how The Holy Bible addresses our everyday problems.Therefore, I set out to examine and match real life challenges with solutions found in The Bible, with the hopes and prayers that it would bring the richness, joy, comfort, and solace to all readers as it had done for me. Everyone needs an emotional and spiritual foundation, and they are found in The Scriptures.I'm hopeful that this book will somehow be the connecting link to a better life for the reader, their family, friends, and loved ones.Richard E. (Dick) Tomlinson is a Dearborn, MI. native, but has lived primarily in Charlotte, NC the past years.He is a graduate of Michigan State University, and did extensive post graduate work with the Harvard Business School while in management with Ford Motor Co., and The Outlet Broadcast Group.He was very active in church and community affairs, chairing the Capital Campaign to build a Ministry Center for his church, which houses 100 outreach ministries. He spent 5 years on that church's Pastoral Council, and founded a ministry for the diabled.He developed and ran a program for the homeless for 14 years, driving a truck, feeding and clothing 175 people every Christmas.In Charlotte, he, along with 2 other parents worked for over 3 years to receive authorization and then build the first modern school facility for the developmentally disabled students, providing for 350 students. He then assisted in overseeing its first two years of operation to ensure success.Finally, he is the father of five and blessed with 9 grandchildren, and 4 great grand children. This is the author's second book.

My story is about a young man who is a cult leader, a strong proponent of evolution, and who teaches his followers that mankind is on the precipice of evolving into the 'Super Human Being'. Benjamin is stunningly handsome, a dynamic speaker, and viewed as a shining example of the future potential of mankind. Benjamin is murdered by two attorneys who planned to have the cells of his dead body cloned so that an exact replica of his physical likeness can stand in front of their cult followers twenty-six years later as the resurrection of Benjamin Rudolf Life. Leadership points out that the Biblical Jesus has failed to keep His promise to return to the resurrection of Benjamin Rudolf Life will shock and captivate the entire world. This incredible resurrection will take place on April 12, 2024. My name is Dr. Lee Kronert and I have self-published 6 Christian novels which are available on Amazon. I am practicing chiropractor and the father of 3 adult children. I live in Angola New York.

Skip, the curious kangaroo, and his best friend Olivia, the koala, were playing near the ocean when they saw surfers standing on the waves. This got Skip excited about surfing. With practice, tumbling, and help from friends, he could do the impossible. This story encourages doing something new and following your dreams, even if others do not believe it is possible.

This is not your ordinary inspirational photo book. This book is an awesome collection of USA lighthouse photos with inspirational biblical messages on each photo. Each lighthouse has a page of fun and interesting facts about that lighthouse. From the tallest Cape Hatteras at 208 feet to the 150 feet tall Pensacola Lighthouse. Included are why the Statue of Liberty and Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial are classified as lighthouses. The buyer of the book is encouraged to cut out the photos they like and hang them by any means, for instance, frame them or just use tape/tacks/pins, etc. These awe-inspiring photos, with inspirational quotes, are meant to uplift, inspire, and motivate. You do not have to climb 203 or 257 steps to be inspired by these lighthouses. The photos are not the only inspiring part, the facts are also inspiring, not too many and some of the most popular facts. This will appeal to people who love obscure, seemingly common knowledge facts. A strange fact about lighthouses is that they are measured in height and steps. Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse is 176 feet and 203 steps versus St. Augustine at 165 ft and 219 steps is a great example. There is no standard step size. This book is also a great gift for people who like to make gifts for others. They can frame the photos and give them away. To everyone that has been told they cannot take good photos, I share this Ansel Adams quote: "There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs."

Rob Buckingham experienced a dramatic conversion from atheism to Christianity in his late teens and early twenties. Since then, he has been devoted to following Jesus and helping others do the same. Rob has been involved in pastoral leadership for over three decades with churches in Sydney and Melbourne. In 1992 he pioneered Bayside Church in the southern bayside region of Melbourne. Over the past 30-plus years, it has become an influential church in Melbourne and beyond. In addition to church ministry, Rob is a well-respected part of Melbourne's media community, having worked with Easy Music 3MP for 15 years, as well as Melbourne's Christian radio station, 89.9 The Light. Along with radio, Rob has a background in Television and as a voiceover artist. Rob's passion is to engage his Christian faith with issues of justice in today's world, including, but not limited to, standing up for those on death row, asylum seekers, orphans, prisoners, the poor & homeless, and how environmental change affects the most marginal people. In 2022, Rob completed a post-graduate Professional Supervision diploma from the University of Divinity. Rob has been married to Christie for 29 years. They live in Bayside, Melbourne, with their three daughters.

"Your weakness is your superpower."Studies show 70%+ of people experience imposter syndrome - the inability to believe your position, accolades, and other successes are deserved and the persistent fear of being found out to be undeserving. To compensate, your imposter syndrome demands perfection which results in exhaustion, burnout, lack of fulfillment, and hopelessness. Alani's experience having led thousands of people across 50+ countries, and coaching hundreds of clients has shown her that people are hungry to be met in the pit of their fears and accepted exactly as they are. By shining a light onto the dark spaces of their imposter syndrome, Alani helps individuals understand the uniqueness and beauty with which God built them and the mission He has for them. Most importantly, they arrive to the truth that the things we perceive as weaknesses actually point us to our greatest strengths. 'The Least of Us' is an invitation to learn the tools and techniques Alani has honed over the last two decades. This clarity results in the ability to stop white-knuckling their way through life and confidently walk out of their wilderness and into their Promised Land. Having served two decades as a military officer and supervisory special agent, Alani Bankhead has dedicated her life to seeking justice and protecting vulnerable populations from attack and exploitation all over the world. As an international speaker, TEDx presenter, and professional leadership coach, Alani's new mission is to encourage others to understand their unique gifts and calling so no one suffers through fear and imposter syndrome the way she did.

Have you ever wondered how biblical principles can lead you to experiencing all God has for you in this life? The Honoring Life will help you engage your mind and spirit as you implement the principles outline in this book. These truths are the foundation of understanding God's grace. God wants you to experience the freedom of forgiveness so you can keep your hurt in the past. Tiffany wants to share her first- hand experience of how the Lord has transformed her into the woman she is today. God turned the pain of her past into triumph as she learned to honor people according to his will. Her hope is that you will discover what the Lord says about honor and the rewards that are poured out over those who walk in the integrity of this spiritual virtue. You will find out how to transform your heart's posture to one of humility so you can unlock the promises of God for your life on a whole new level. You will learn how to honor people God's way. Tiffany Graham is known for her style of authentically and unapologetically sharing her truth. She is known for using her stories to encourage women, of all ages, in a way that allows them to receive grace for the season they are in. after obtaining her MA in Marriage and Family Therapy she moved from formal counseling to Biblical Counseling/Mentoring. She and her husband work intentionally to cultivate an honoring environment for their three children.

Our first-world society places a high level of importance on athletic achievement. We exalt our sports heroes and spend significant amounts of time and money on the sports industry. Starting from an early age, many of us are conditioned to believe that the ultimate sports achievements are the pinnacle of success in life. But what happens when that path comes to a dead-end? Modern sports culture is causing many former athletes to face an identity crisis. We are unfulfilled, discontented, and depressed. If athletic achievement isn't our purpose in life, what is? Is life itself just a big game? In his raw and vulnerable real-life account, Ben will help you discover YOUR game and how to play it best. Benjamin "Ben" Gilmore grew up immersed in all things sports. He followed his desire to play collegiate football to Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. He's since worked in many capacities from lawn care, roofing and auto mechanics, to banking, insurance, and finance. Ben serves as an Elder at First Christian Church of Troy, Kansas and volunteers in various capacities. He and his wife, Brittani, live in Doniphan County, Kansas with their three children.

In this Small Group Study Book, you will be asking the questions of "how" and "why". While it seems like Faith and Science are often portrayed as being at odds with each other, it is actually quite the opposite! This book is designed for a healthy discussion as we dive into many areas where faith and science clearly intersect. In the end, the goal is for all answers to be pointed clearly to one entity, our God, who is our Creator. TS (Tom) Taylor is a lifelong teacher of Scriptures and Science. He has a BS in Physics from CMU and has always looked at both the Sciences and Scripture together. He has always been interested in how these two can change our hearts and consequently our lives.

Visiting the site of the Mountain Meadows Massacre today is a sobering moment. Viewing all the names of those who perished in September of 1857 brings a profound sense of loss. Those victim's names have been memorialized in stone and a marker memorializes the tragedy that struck down 120 men, women and children. This event marks one of the largest mass killings in the history of the United States.An abundance of folklore has always surrounded this controversial event. Ghost stories, Native American legends, tales of curses pronounced upon the perpetrators of this slaughter abound in the American West. To be sure, there is a reverence due at the site and visitors are bound to ponder upon the events leading to this atrocity. If there remains a shred of Mountain Meadows Mentality in those who come after, let us learn from this tragedy.Most of all, there is a story of the unsung victims of Mountain Meadows. Their stories continue to reverberate in lives today and they beg the question of whether some inheritance (some would call it a curse) has passed down in a family line of those forever tied by bloodline to the events at Mountain Meadows. A healing must happen. This book is the story of a family deserving of our compassion and understanding as some of the unsung victims of Mountain Meadows.

When Jade and Teddy's father leaves to search for their mother, they are dropped off in a suburb outside of nowhere, at a mansion called Mulberry Manor, being watched after by eclectic family friends they have never met. It doesn't take long for them to realize there is much more to this mansion and this town than meets the eye. Lines between fiction and reality and the natural and supernatural become blurred as the brother and sister quickly realize they are in grave danger. And while there are some in the town that are there to protect them, there may be more that want to destroy them. With the help of new (and possibly other-worldly) allies, Jade and Teddy need to solve the mystery of Mulberry Manor before it is too late.The Adventures of Mulberry Manor reminds readers that it is never too early or too late to be the hero of our own stories and that service to and sacrifice for others are never given in vain. It also weaves in the thread of disallowing cynicism into our lives and realizing there is more to this world than just what we can see. Through a continually unfolding mystery, heartwarming characters, and subtle life lessons, we are reminded that while discernment is important in today's world, empathy is needed just as much, if not more. This story helps us to discover the limitless power that comes from friends, family, and faith.¿Jay W. Foreman is a professional corporate storyteller, specializing in leadership and creative communication. He has authored a wide variety of books, ranging from children's stories to biographies to inspirational novellas. When he's not reading or writing, Jay enjoys barbequing and spending time with his family.

Growing up in Western Colorado, in a broken home that was not filled with God's presence, Jeff Rippy uses his life stories and scriptures, that spoke to him, as he came toknow Jesus. Jeff's favorite time with Jesus is on his horse, out in God's creation, where he "unpacks" the baggage's of life, shares to who God is. Jeff's journey will show men and women how they can come to know Jesus in a way that will give them a new life, so rich in Christ's love that He forever changes how we live. Jeff also shares how forgiveness of past hurts, are so hard to give, but when given, set our hearts free. Jeff's goal is to open heats of brothers and sisters so they too can live the life God intended for us.

God's Kingdom is not just inside a building. God is God and His Kingdom is all across the earth. His Kingdom is being established with our neighborhoods, our schools, our cities, and our government. And what He's doing right now is waking up His body because He wants to move in our midst in new ways! That means your work as a student, homemaker, banker, plumber, teacher, bus driver, HR worker, dentist, lawyer, administrative assistant, CEO, athlete, politician, janitor, daycare worker ... is holy. That's right when done unto the Lord and operation in your unique gifts and abilities: Your Work Is Holy."Dave Gerry has been a Madison area businessman for 35 years. He is the CEO of the Princeton Club - a health club he founded in 1987. Today the Princeton Club has 11 locations and over 50,000 members. He is also the CEO of SaltCo - an upcoming venture disrupting the water softening salt delivery market. While CEO is his official title, Dave describes himself more as a "coach". His desire is to help lead, inspire and encourage the next generation in their own entrepreneurial endeavors. He wants people to understand the value of their role in the marketplace and how God wants to use them in whatever arena they are called to function in.Dave and his wife, Jean, have been married for 35 years. They have two adult children who are both married and several grandkids.

How much is possible in our lives? Do we really have choices? Can our mistakes be forgiven?Tricia, Jonathan, and Jana are hopin gthat their lives can be ore than the hand-me-downs they appear to be. In the early 1970's they deal with cultural forces as turbulent, an dsometimes as dangerous, as the Vietnam War itself, As their stories undold, they discover possibilities that often surprise them.Breathing: The Way is Book One of the series, In Heaven or on Earth. Book Two is titled Homeless: The Trut? (Genesis Publishing 2023). Book Three is in progress.Magdalen Dugan is the author of Lift My Eyes and several "slim volumes" of poetry, as well as book reviews, essays, and articles. With an MA in English from U.C., Berkeley and an MFA in Writing from The University of San Francisco, she has taught literature and writing in the San Francsico Bay area for many years. She is currently writing and teaching in northern Texas.

Christopher the porcupine and his best friend Rose the skunk always felt left out because one is prickly and the other stinky. Together with something wise, they found a way to get close to others...safely. They did not give up on each other and joined the team and won the game. The two friends were able to share their love and hugs with others.