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The poems in this book touch upon the various aspects of the human condition: loss and regret, but also joy, love and wonder. Each poem is accompanied by a work of art by an expressionist artist whose work is in the permanent collections of many notable museums. Together, the poems and art illuminate the hopes and fears of living.

Without question, the team of the 1970s in the NFL was the Pittsburgh Steelers. During the decade, the Steelers won four Super Bowls. However, the team for which this book was written, the 1976 squad, was not one of them. However, many Steelers of the time, including its founder, Art Rooney, said that the 1976 was the best of them all. It did not seem like it after the first five games of the season as the Steelers won only one of those games. They also lost starting quarterback Terry Bradshaw in the fifth game to injury for several games and had to move on with rookie Mike Kruczek in control of the offense. Knowing that one more loss would destroy any hopes they had to make the playoffs and a chance to win an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl, the Steel Curtain defense dominated like no other defense in "modern" NFL history. In their last nine games, all victories, the Steelers gave up only 28 points during that span. No other defense can even come close to numbers like that. In addition, with their passing game struggling due to injuries, the running attack that featured the "Ground Crew" offensive line gained hundreds of rushing yards per game during their nine-game winning streak. Running backs Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier to both rush for over 1000 yards in 1976, only the second pair of running backs to ever do so in the same 14-game season.The 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers had an incredible conglomeration of some of the NFL's all-time greats in their organization, 13 of which are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Cornerback Mel Blount was so dominant that the NFL changed defensive coverage rules, one of which was named after him. Quarterback Terry Bradshaw won four Super Bowls, winning MVP in Super Bowl XIII and XIV, and showed how clutch he was by throwing a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter of each Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Joe Greene, the first draft pick by head coach Chuck Noll, was Defensive Rookie of the Year in 1969, Defensive Player of the Year in 1972 and 1974, made the Pro Bowl ten times, and was All-Pro four times. Outside linebacker Jack Ham was a six-time All-Pro who was considered one of the finest pass coverage linebackers of all-time. Franco Harris finished his career second on the all-time rushing list and was named MVP of Super Bowl IX. Inside linebacker Jack Lambert was the emotional leader of the defense, was six-time All-Pro, and was the Defensive Player of the Year in 1976. Wide Receiver John Stallworth retired as the Steelers' all-time leader in receptions, receiving yardage, and touchdowns and scored the game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl XIV. Safety Donnie Shell was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020 was such a fierce hitter that his teammates gave him the nickname "Torpedo". Wide receiver Lynn Swann was Super Bowl X MVP and made some of the greatest catches of all-time during his career. Center Mike Webster anchored the offensive line for fifteen years and was named All-Pro five times. Head coach Chuck Noll was also named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and is the only coach to win four Super Bowls without a loss. Owner Art Rooney and his son Dan Rooney, who was team president in 1976, were also inducted into the Hall of Fame.

A Spiritual path explains how Spirituality is used in our everyday lives. How to co-exist in the Spiritual realm as well as the physical. How to focus your awareness into the present moment and raising your consciousness. The importance of being open to new ideas and releasing that which no longer serves you. How to deal with the fear of the known and unknown. Understanding mind control and the law of cause and effect. Knowing the role of forgiveness and how it affects our Spiritual life. An understanding of what time means in the physical realm and the Spiritual realm. Answers to the question of how to communicate with God and being a co-creator with God to reach our goal of universal oneness.

In his compelling book, Stephen H. Dalton, AIA, shares examples from his 45 years in the construction field to show that it is your personality and character that determine your success, not your education or standardized procedures taught in school.Becoming a Better Builder is a must read for anyone in construction. Great real life examples of how to be a successful builder from a front row seat over Dalton’s long career. ~ Anthony Mannion, Senior Vice President, Lend Lease US ConstructionBecoming a Better Builder brings years of wisdom and experience distilled in actionable advice for success in construction management. Excellent book for all looking to build their careers in today’s competitive world of construction. ~ Branka Minic, CEO, Building Talent FoundationBecoming a Better Builder is a great, easy read for engineers, architects and construction managers. My experience working with Stephen Dalton showed how this advice worked in real time on very large complicated projects. ~ Chris Kearney, Vice President, Exp USA, MEP Engineers

This memoir is based upon the life and times of Emmelinah Sindane, an unexpectedly great long-distance runner from South Africa. It is a celebration of her historic rise from the brutal racism, cruel abuses and abject poverty to an astounding and inspirational wave of successes. The memories of her climb through apartheid's impossible racist and sexist barriers will not likely be forgotten, whether through races named in her honor, or after taking root in the folds of your memory. To be sure, through you, the reader, her character and soul will never die.

Our life plans are often far off course from where and what we expect our lives to be.  Our expectations, life-altering losses, people, presumed failures and ultimately fickle faith lead us down a trail littered with disappointment, anxiety and despair.  Author, Nita L. Page, shares the most disappointing and vulnerable seasons in her life, how she was able to weather the storm with God’s grace and ultimately overcome by allowing her faith in Christ to rise up within her. The author shares life encounters and personal experiences that ultimately led her to fully embrace love, forgiveness, and humility.  God meets us right where we are - in our deepest valley and highest mountain top moments - He is there with us to guide us along the way.  God’s love is unwavering.  When in despair, do not travel the road alone. Invite God into your life and make your requests known unto Him. Connect with your faith and God will give you every bit of the strength you need to keep moving forward.Once we understand that life is simply a series of lessons and opportunities to serve Him, the journey becomes that much more rewarding.  We begin to understand closed doors and seemingly missed opportunities – those experiences that would have, if not for God’s divine intervention – taken us completely off course from His ultimate plan for our lives.Covered by Grace reads like a devotional or series of short stories of courage and perseverance.  Readers will find the author to be refreshingly relatable – a sister or dear friend simply sharing short stories over lunch. At the end of each chapter, the author challenges the reader to look inward - to recognize past experiences for exactly what they were, acknowledge any missteps, grasp the intended lessons, and then ultimately the author charges the reader with the responsibility to reach back to those who aided them along their journey; and to pay the blessing forward to future generations.

The time is 1970; the place is the postwar housing development, the small bungalows built for returning veterans and for shipyard workers. F0r first time in their lives, families had some money. They can afford a new house, two bedrooms, one bath, yards big enough to build a garage in. They begin again, this time without war. The neighborhood fills with working husbands and stay-at-home wives who have time to make friends over morning coffee and play tennis in the local park. The future looks good. But wars continue, not THAT war, but the one in Korea, then Vietnam, then the Middle East. When the first settlers move on, their old homes fill with new surges of veterans' families glad to have chances to begin again. Eleanor, white, meets her new neighbor, Patsy, black, through a break in the twenty year-old overgrown laurel hedge between their houses, planted by Eleanor's husband when they first moved in, . Different wars, different colors, different ages, similar struggles. Their lives entangle, like the limbs of the hedge between them. They have coffee, trim the hedge, begin a friendship that clears the path for hope and trust between the two women. Together they learn to deal with the unlucky hands thev have been dealt: war-scarred husbands, handicapped children, uncertain futures. When tragedy strikes, will they find solace in knowing they are sisters bound by blood?

Half of Jan Morrison's life is pure chaos, the half that has to do with her family, her sense of wifeliness, motherliness, womanliness. The other half, the half in which she counsels children whose own lives are as chaotic as hers, is the core of her days, and she is pretty successful at it even though she comes to school hungover, popping breath mints, unsympathetic toward little girls who suck their thumbs, and incapable of calling her autocratic principal by his first name. Asshole seems a much more fitting label.Then Mr. Peterson warns her that her days at James Lee Elementary School are numbered. RIFFING: reduction in force. Six weeks, to be exact. And her only hope of survival is to cure the six most problematic kids in the school or at least make them disappear from the principal's radar.Between her divorce and her unsympathetic school principal, Jan is almost as unstable as the kids in her Wednesday Club who are not following the rules and are creating havoc in classrooms and on the playground. Mr. Pedersen has given her the edict "cure these kids" or else, the else being her job. Jan knows she needs to cure herself while she's at it.The cure may be the Wednesday Club, except that every time it meets, one of its six members either flies away as a pterodactyl, hides behind the tightened strings of his hoody, continues to suck her slick thumb, steals a watch just for the heck of it, or just plain disappears. An irate parent, a scared principal, and Jan's inability to keep her mouth shut bring Jan's job to an abrupt end.However, a couple of good girl friends, a talented lover, a dog, the return of a son, and a belief in her own vision for messed up little kids keep Jan moving through the chaos, hope on the horizon.

Murder meets the absurd in the sizzling thriller Summer Club, a new novel by Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Dean Mazerov.Normally, politics and parent drama, drunken soirees and sex-capades reign at Lydia Phillips's swim and -tennis club. Now, a strange car following the club manager, a break-in at Lydia's home, and a shocking discovery on the club grounds have this stay-at-home mom dusting off her newspaper-reporting skills to unravel the mystery.Then, a body surfaces in the river, and Lydia's life gets a whole lot more complicated--and dangerous.In one moment, readers of Summer Club will be laughing at the colorful characters' outrageous antics. The next moment, they will be riveted as the story reveals a troubling, complex scheme involving fraud and murder. Perfect for parents balancing career and family, Summer Club casts a beam of dark humor across the hidden reality that makes "domestic" life--raising children and volunteering for community and school groups--sometimes more harrowing than the most cutthroat of corporate jobs.

Saralle Ramson's poetic verse features themes of desire and lust while falling in love. The collection opens with "The Want of You," a confessional poem in which the narrator shares her desires for another. Poems such as "My Hunger," "We Fall So Hard," and "From a Distance" capture Saralle Ramson's "hopeless romantic[ism]." The Erotic Percipient Mind will appeal to readers who enjoy romantic poetry.

CIA agents must play catch-up in time to stop powerful men in Homeland Security and the Defense Department from staging the overthrow of the President and his administration!Escalating gang violence in Denver, Colorado, and in other large cities in the nation captures the attention of the first term President. He wants a solution, and he wants it NOW. Legislation takes years. The Director of Homeland Security presents a convincing argument that the remedy to the deteriorating situation may be a highly classified program deep within the charter of the Federal Emergency Management Agency-FEMA, known as Annex K. This deep-black program, nicknamed STARDUST, would be executed beneath the heaviest cloak of utmost secrecy and without the informed consent of Congress. When the CIA sends Agent Dave McClure to Denver to investigate inexplicable lethal violence being waged with advanced weaponry against organized street gangs, McClure discovers that what has been unleashed is a sinister solution far worse than the problem. He unearths a nightmarish plot to do much more than eliminate gangs in America - rather, an attempt to seize the military district of Washington and overthrow the federal government. McClure's own life is now at especially high risk. The CIA must act quickly and with overwhelming force. The clock is ticking.

The Distance Between Near and Far: A Love Journey is an emotional and engaging collection of prose poems. Readers will be drawn in by the eloquent and vivid images created through the detailed descriptions. With a key focus on love in its myriad forms, be it romantic, familial, platonic or abstract, each poem is both relatable and thought provoking leaving readers unable to put the book down. This book is for anyone who has or who is willing to take a chance on love.

This book is dedicated to two men I met along the way, Gray and the C.I.A. agent named the Repeller, for he repelled down everyone. A man, before I ever knew his name, I knew his flame and came to hear his call, About the gypsy with a ball. I once said to George, "To hell and back." George called me out on it after the crack, the crack of the baseball bat as he hit it out of the park. "Hey, Blondy, I need a little help here...I'm on a tack wearing flak."

"Meet Barnaby Benjamin Bear" tells the story of an adventurous Teddy Bear who has exciting ways to show his independence and all the while remains close to his Teddy Bear parents. All of Barnaby's exciting experiences were created at the easel of John Fleming Gould. Loretta Sue Gould utilized Artist Gould's original pictures to bring Barnaby to life in this book.

A man returns to work following a heart attack; he's encouraged to join a peer support group at his church as part of his recovery. He is strongly drawn to one of its members, and is surprised to learn how much they have in common. They do the same work, in the same area, and soon begin to meet. In the meantime, he's selected to church leadership, much to his surprise. Things get increasingly complex - spiritually and emotionally. Both are married, but their mates are successful, and not overly concerned with the relationship. However, concern develops as their friendship deepens, and they discover differences - professionally and spiritually.They withdraw to reconsider; she's sure she's right, and he's sure he is! He's deeply frustrated by the loss of the friendship, and it gets only worse. Although his work as a therapist is flourishing, he suffers a series of serious setbacks - health, family, and a distracting relationship with an unlikely young woman he takes under his wing. His talented, hardworking wife is not pleased when she learns of it, isn't impressed with his "crazy religion," and they fall into a pattern of pointed discord.She's a high achiever, and her unhappiness with the recent church relationship only accentuates her worries about the path he's on, and his string of "unusual experiences." He sees an angel; he has a dream about their grandson before he's born; he's "baptized in the Holy Spirit," and soon after, asked to be a deacon. And spiritually, throughout, he experiences multiple "God winks" that force him to re-evaluate the source of his spirituality. As he battles to regain his equanimity, not to mention his health, he discovers a surprising ally.In the process, he learns more than he wants to know about the complexity of the spiritual realm, and how love can sometimes show up in ways we don't recognize!

This book is a story of my life as an adulterer for a decade, even during my own marriage. It speaks about sex, sex, sex, and more sex in the relationship and how I tried to leave on various occasions, only to return every time. Through prayer and fasting, and continued trips to the altar, the Lord delivered me and set me free from this stronghold that plagued my life for so long and blessed me with my own husband. Thank God for Freedom! The Lord began to speak to me saying, "I want you to write a book based on your own adulterous life but do not mention the man's name because he is still married. You will refer to him as HE or HIM. I am going to use you because you are bold enough and you are not ashamed to talk about your life situations to anyone because I have now delivered you. I want you to start from the time the very thought entered your mind, because sin starts in the mind, how the affair started, meeting places, details, and how it finally ended. Male and female will read your book because the things that you say, they are too ashamed to admit. But they are committing the same acts themselves. I WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU, THUS SAITH THE LORD." Now, I don't know about you, but when the Lord tells me to do something, I do it. And so, it begins...

Who are they? The men in blue have masks covering their faces and there's an undeniable, deep mystique about umpires. The Umpire's Bunkhouse, Baseball Stories from Cooperstown's Dreams Park, will give the real truth about umpires. They come from all over the nation. They are wise and kind people who believe integrity is everything. During an era of major league cheating scandals with cameras hidden in the outfield fences, and the threat of robots replacing human umpires, it is timely to read The Umpire's Bunkhouse. Baseball umpires survive if not thrive staying together in primitive bunkhouses, with no heat or air conditioning and thin mattresses. Read how a baseball bully is handled and ultimately overcome with a little help from the author's friends in blue. See how author Michael Marshall Brown recovered from triple bypass heart surgery barely a year prior. Flashback to the author's memories of Cooperstown, as the author was the Sports Editor of the Daily Star newspaper and covered the nearby Baseball Hall of Fame in the 1980s. Read about personal contacts with stars of the game including Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Warren Spahn, Henry Aaron, and Cool Papa Bell.

John Douglas, a junior star athlete at Fort Sage High School, continues to be tortured by grief and the recurring nightmares about his father who is MIA - possibly KIA - in the Iraq theatre of operations. Events intertwine his life with a wheelchair bound paraplegic student who is new to the high school, and who questions his own purpose in continuing to live. What can each offer the other? During the winter basketball season can they help each other find peace?The must read sequel to The Learning Season.

In the 1960's the Andy Griffith Show was a great hit. It followed the lives of a small-town sheriff and his family and friends. The show presented the soft side of a sheriff's life. It was funny, charitable, and gentle. The author of Playing Cops grew up in the same time period and as the member of a rural sheriff's family. His memoir at times is funny, but it is also frightening and heartbreaking. The author and his brothers worked as deputies for their father from their early teens forward and were exposed to all the variants of life and death. They saw the underside of life that most adults go through life without understanding or even acknowledging. Go for the ride with tissues and an open heart.

VIOLENCE is truly the modern word for SIN, SINNING AND SINFULNESS. Without associating Violence with Sin--the chaotic, aggressive, immoral or sarcastic elude most people as SINNING. The Preacher's message against sin has become dull, and is no longer heard. The reason is that the society has failed to associate Violence with Sin. Sin--the old spiritual word is synonymous with Violence. And VIOLENCE has so many other names, e.g., Terrorism, Religious Wars, Emotional Disturbances, Offending, Harming, Pestilence, Famine, Disease, Assault, Hatred, etc. The list goes on and on and we know it. For this reason, acts of Murder, Stealing, Greed, Profanity or Immorality... are acts of Violence. Violence is that word that describes the entire 10 Sinning Acts in the 10 Commandments. So when is it OK to Sin? How will SIN be made comfortable for the next generation? Let's look at the Gun Laws for instance--Laws of Violence, Rules to Offending, Practical Principles of Hatred and/or Authority to Harm. These are new ways to legalize sin. Our gun laws legislate sin. The right to harm and carry instruments of offending is legislated attracting heavy spending. Let the conscience speak. Is it alright to legislate tendency to violate, offend, harm or hate among the youth? These opposing laws authorize the vulnerable to expand their scope and increase their populations in the criminal justice system. If it becomes OK to tout hatred by weapons of violence, would leadership not also legislate the immoral, corrupt, stealing, greed, embezzlement? Let's be sensitive--Violence or Sin and these Instruments perpetuate the decay factor in our society.... These can all be turned off, minimized and extinguished.We owe posterity awakened consciousness. Associating weapons of Violence with Sinfulness, help shun evil. Limiting these means embracing National Peace, Security, Safety and such. If we commit to Peacemaking sacrificially, we attract personal Peace, Safety and Security and transform individually, socially, politically and economically--for our generation.Personal sacrifices litigate the Enemy dragging the Avenger and the Foe into divine court of Justice where martyrs rule. By obeying the Seven Laws of Sacrifices we suspend judgements against self and loved ones, frustrating the enterprise of wickedness. These laws promote peace, cancel negativities and extinguish claims against you, your society and your possessions. They are the Laws of Peacemaking. Global Peace, National Security and Safety are founded upon these principles for sustainable development, self-transformation, environmental stability and social reform. Such are dream promises that every responsible care issues, which government makes to their citizens. Violence, terrorism and conflicts pose serious health threat, thwart sustainability and waste spending. Violence is the issue in the criminal justice system and the dilemma in human rights protection. Bust Sacrifices of Peace eradicate diverse intensities of conflicts and behaviors that threaten us. As Divine Peacemaking eliminates hostilities universally, our united effort banishes all types of fear, correcting the negative, righting wrongs. Chaos will retreat, brute tendencies with distinct types of selfishness will be curtailed to balance natural laws. "Feasting the Enemy Peace" restores generations stagnated in conflict back to times of prosperity. Feasting Laws are weapons--the passcode of Masters. The Temple Church is the divine agency that establishes these metaphysical principles for global peace, security and safety. The Temple Church represents sustainability and threats-reversal.

An 18th Century mansion on a lonely stretch of road is at the center of a series of murders in Bromfield, a pretty seaside town north of Boston. The house holds many secrets, including the clues to the location of a fabulous historic jewel, a treasure that may still be hidden in the Virgin Islands... The family patriarch and owner of the mansion played a cruel trick on his descendants by creating a tontine instead of a will, pitting family members against each other. The final inheritance of the estate goes to the person who survives all the others and someone is murdering the members of the tontine one by one. Veronica Howard must find the killer before she falls victim herself!PRAISE FOR E. J. GANDOLFO'S VERONICA HOWARD NOVELS: "E. J. Gandolfo pulls you into her world and brings you along for the ride to understanding and resolution...It's a cozy read with plenty of thrills to keep your interest to the end." - Jerome M. Curley, Author, Salem Through Time"Veronica is an engaging character...enjoyed the surprising turns the plot took along the way." - OnlineBookClub Review

When unexpected change shatters the well-ordered lives of the citizens of Rockwell, the result creates a profound ripple effect. Loss and uncertainty plague the townspeople, a former resident, and a first-time visitor who wonder if and how the Midwestern community can ever recover. To their surprise, they see the strengths of the small town begin to surface . . . from the most unlikely sources.

January lies to her mom and doesn't know how to stop. She and Jason are shocked to see the evil piano teacher, Mr. Tsarnov, back in their neighborhood. They know that he is capable of abducting other young teenagers to a mythological world, but who would believe two kids? So, they spy on him while exploring the creation of a Virtual Reality musical group with free apps and add-ons. They don't realize until it's too late, that the free apps are not provided to them by accident. They are in danger of being locked in cyberspace...forever.

Do you ever feel like you're strapping into a roller coaster when you wake up in the morning? It's not uncommon. None of us really know what we'll face during each day. There are a lot of things in modern society that cause the roller coaster, and others that can smooth the roller coaster. "Surviving the Roller Coaster of Life" provides valuable hints and tips to level things out. Some of the things that can help you move through the ride gracefully are Anchors, Faith, and a knowledge of when to use and believe Social Media and the Mainstream news. One very important tool is having Gratitude for the good things in life we've all been given. Here's to a smoother ride!

What happens when the richest man in the world falls in love with you and then suddenly someone reemerges from the past. A past that can never be forgotten. A Matter of Choice has everything including the most sexually explicit love scenes that only Ms. Audrey can master and she does it beautifully.

My story is not unique but perhaps exceptional because of my parent's belief in me and their values. We were not rich in dollars but wealthy in skills for personal success and helping others. Early in my life my parents taught their ideals. They were both educators. I believed, embraced and acted on those ideals. Now during this learning period, I certainly had fun, made and lost friends. I explored nature and studied both hard and smart. Most importantly I respected, admired and loved my teachers. And I believed their feelings were mutual. My teachers made it possible for me to say with full confidence, as I said in the chapter on my future goals, that I could be a Surgeon, Army General or a Scientist. I was not given a silver spoon for material things. But, I was taught to look for the gold in me and others to overcome temporary road blocks. These and other lessons from my early childhood village-Wilmington, NC provided foundation guideposts for my success in a helping profession as a medical trailblazer.

Jess, Jeremy, and Amanda grew up under the Ice-Scape Dome. The Dome housed a complete, climate-controlled ecosystem for scientific study. It was an ecological and a social experiment: the brainchild of Dr. Emily Rose. She posited that future successful space exploration would require both self-contained ecosystems and self-sustaining social structures. Isolated under the Dome, residents experienced no competition for resources, no social caste structure, and no economic conflict. Jess, Amanda, and Jeremy have lived in the social utopia of the Ice-Scape Dome since infancy. As they approach their sixteenth birthdays, though, the experiment concludes, and they are sent to school in New York City where they must face the realities of life as an American teenager. It remains to be seen how well their utopian upbringing prepared them for life in an American high school.

This book is about one thing. THE one thing. The main thing. Pursuing spiritual intimacy with Christ. This is not a how-to on having quiet time with God, although we will touch on that. We go beyond quiet time and explore different aspects of spiritual intimacy with God though the pages of Scripture.In this book we discover: What spiritual intimacy with God looks like on a daily basis What God desires in a relationship The barriers we can face as we seek to walk closer with Christ How to stay close to God when we are hurting How intimacy with Christ paves the way for divine favor How to respond when God seems far away... and so much more!There are action steps and corresponding prayers to help us along the way.This book is for everyone - regardless of where they are in their relationship with Christ. This is for those who not believers, new believers and 'seasoned saints'!Each topic is broken down into small sections that can be easily studied and meditated on.This is a book that can be read over and over again. It grows with the reader! Regardless of where you are on the journey, it will speak to where you are.Topics include: The CallDinner is ServedBe. Here. Now.Do the Right Thing One Day at a TimeOur Daily BreadFear Not!Is Something Burning?Arise and EatShut the DoorDivine FavorChanged in His Presence I Will Give You Rest Jesus SatisfiesIt's Going To Rain Ride or DieOvercharged Seeking for JesusDon't HideLoving people, Loving HimStarting OverFollow MeSeasons ChangeIn the HouseSay Yes!When God is Silent In PursuitBeginning a New Life in ChristAuthor Bridgette Sims is an ordained minister and elder at True Word Christian Ministries, where her husband of 28 years, Jack Sims, Jr. is Pastor. They have a one son, Joshua.

Grief wears many hats, such as divorce, sickness, disease, and the death of loved ones, and I have experienced them all. But there was one thing that was always in the back of my mind. What would happen if one of my children left this earth before me? I didn't want that to happen! Miracles of God in Grief is meant to encourage your heart in the loss of a loved one and help you embrace the experiences of grief through God's eyes. Through it all, you may discover a greater calling on your life and theirs. You are a victorious overcomer. God bless!