It's the year 1817 when a quiet, peaceful town deep within the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina is attacked by a malevolent witch, a witch who will stop at nothing to tear away the people's faith and peace they all once had! It all started with the Edwards family, a peaceful family of farmers, who soon discover the withering of their crops, followed by missing cattle, and soon their youngest daughter goes missing. What started out with the Edwards family started happening to the rest of the town, leaving many to believe a curse has been placed on the Edwards family, and now most of the frightened town blames them! Soon a preacher named Hezekiah, who has experience with dealing with witch hauntings and demonic curses, sets out to help the family while learning many secrets along the way, such as a local witch who lived just outside of the town and the fact that eighteen years ago four elderly witches, who were responsible for many murders and blamed for the disappearing of many children throughout the Appalachian Mountains, were caught and murdered by a mob of vengeful people. And the night they were killed, the main witch left a curse! Could it be that they returned fulfilling their curse? Or could there be someone else lurking and picking up where they left off? So many secrets along the way of a long journey to discover who or where this witch is. A town that once had peace and fellowship with one another is now torn apart.
Dr. Lawrence Murray lays it on the line in this Psychological and Sociological probeinto Sex, The Sexless Marriage, and Marital Satisfaction in the 21st Century. Dr. Murray's Interest in Sex and Satisfaction began early as a Postdoctoral Fellow at UCLA! Dr. Murray was privileged to work directly with Dr. Gail Wyatt and Community Based-Organizations, health departments, and HIV clinics in facilitating interventions. Dr. Murray states, "It was the 8 sessions I facilitated in sexual risk-reduction intervention (the Eban I Program) that led to Close Conversations." He currently serves as Associate Professor of Psychology and Faculty Senator at Langston University; He also is an Adjunct Professor in the University of Central Oklahoma's Jackson College of Graduate Studies. His Multicultural Clinical Counseling and Teaching career includes 20 years of close conversations about the depths of relationships, identity, satisfaction among many other topics considered taboo. Dr. Murray uniquely combines 30 years of marital and pastoral experience and maintains that Psychology, Sociology, and Spirituality are inextricably intertwined. In this conversation, Dr. Murray challenges millions to consider their own sexuality, identity formation, sexual script, and satisfaction; including investing in individual, couples, and relationship dynamics to help his audience arrive in safe spaces in these conversations. Dr. Murray brings the real conversations to the forefront for you to consider as conversation starters in your relationship. If you are a person of faith, no faith, single, married, divorced, widowed, or in the realm of pre-marital counseling, this read will assist you in your process of lowering the shame and stigmata of discussing sexuality. Dr. Murray's sessions are in high demand because he thoughtfully and honestly engages individuals, audiences, and academic communities to get close.
Jeremiah is a young boy who, by the wishes of his mother, who is a deacon in the church, comes up with a very intuitive idea of her own design to bring her young son to come to know the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit--wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord--and also the twelve fruits of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance, modesty, charity, chastity.As this young man embarks on his paper route, early Saturday morning, his life unfolds in a discovery of all that he is as witness and partaker. As he goes thus, he makes notation in his pocketbook. Jeremiah honors his mother's wishes, and all his notations are here to learn from as well, plus a section at the end of this book so that your child or young adult or adult can come interact and make notations of their own path to come and know the Holy Spirit as well.Peace be with you always, and may God bless you now and forever.
Imagine you are in the eighth grade. You're bullied every day, not only in school but on the school bus too. Kids push and punch you, spit on you, call you names, and leave threatening notes on your locker and on your cell phone. Even if you never experienced this, you remember at least one poor soul who was tormented and humiliated every single day.Now imagine you wake up one morning and discover you have strength beyond your wildest dreams--Spider-Man-like strength! What do you do now? Do get revenge on your tormentors? Or do you display your freakish strength for big money? Maybe donning a cape and cowl and being a real Batman is more your style. These are the questions Tyler Blue is facing when this exact thing happens to him. What should he do as the world's strongest boy? When a dire situation arises involving his family, Tyler learns some lessons that go beyond mere physical strength, lessons that will last for his entire lifetime and beyond.
Jane Austen fans will find much to enjoy in Charles Swensen's clever take on Sense and Sensibility. In Miss Austen's Mistake the "real" Colonel Brandon--who is, incidentally, an actual friend of the "real" Miss Austen--reviews the novel's events from an entirely new perspective, one he claims is much closer to the truth. Fact or fiction? It's great fun and can leave heads spinning. --Linda Watanabe McFerrin, author of Navigating the Divide and Dead Love
Conquering: Manifest Your Dreams Unleash Your Greatness by DIONNE AKOM TWENEBOAH
The Armed Forces of Liberia: A Continuum to the Liberian Democracy examines the Liberian security framework and seeks to explore root causes that have shaped the security landscape in the West African nation. The book considers internal and external links in diplomacy, international relations, politics, economics, and public-policy decisions that have dovetailed into the negative employment of security forces. The Natives-settlers divide in Liberia, the early settlers' government that excluded the Natives, the ushering in of a military regime that brought an end to Americo-Liberian rule, and the mismatches in doctrinal contexts due to failure of the Liberian government to plan for strategic sourcing of military requirements that meet the current and future needs of security in Liberia are major aspects of this research. Simply put, the research aims at creating a correlation between public-policy decisions (or indecision) and military outcomes as well as how these outcomes affect the animal spirit of investment in Liberia for sustained economic development.
The American Civil War, 1861-1865, was the culmination of many complex causes and factors. Slavery was not the direct or proximate cause of the war; rather, it was intertwined with these other complex issues and factors that led to the war (see Appendix A). But it is not much of a stretch to say it was also about the American West--fought to determine the future control of that part of the United States. Although most of the battles took place in the east and southeast, the American West held much political and economic value for both the North and the South. The ports of California would allow the Confederate States to avoid the Union blockade of Southern ports. The gold and silver of the West could provide additional funding sources for the war for both sides. Last but not least, all of the territories and states held value for their present or future legislative votes in both chambers of Congress.What role did Colorado play in the Civil War and what role did Confederate Veterans play in development of Colorado? Two Colorado Governors were Confederate Veterans--James B. Grant, the third governor of Colorado served in the 20th Alabama Light Artillery Battalion, and Charles S. Thomas, the eleventh governor of Colorado served in the Georgia State Militia. Georgia Confederate Veterans William and Joseph Russell discovered gold on Little Dry Creek along the Platte River that began the "Pikes Peak or Bust" Gold Rush in 1858. The brothers founded the town of Auraria on Cherry Creek, which became the first permanent settlement of what would later become Denver.Confederate Veterans also served as senators, a congressmen, as well as officials in towns and municipalities all across the state. These prominent Colorado Confederate Veterans are listed in this book, along with the positions they held. Additionally, there are 506 known Confederate Veterans buried in Colorado. These Veterans are detailed in this book, with their names, ranks, units, and the location of their graves.The Civil War radically changed the role of women on both sides of the war. Women filled positions previously held by men, and many women found themselves working outside the home and earning money for the first time in their lives. Most of the Southern women served on the home front, but many also served the Confederacy as nurses, spies, couriers, and dignitaries, while some even served in uniform. You can read about some of their exploits in this book.Native Americans also served in the Confederate States Army. Their units and achievements are detailed herein.
Have you ever had a bad day? I mean a really bad day? Like...the worst? A day that was so embarrassing that you wished that you could shrink yourself so small that you just...disappeared? How would you get through a day like that? What would you do?In the story Head Up and Fix Your Crown, we meet Chloe. Chloe is just your typical fourth grader trying to deal with the everyday drama of elementary school without getting dragged into it until this one particular Monday morning when her day turns into a series of unfortunate events. Follow her on her journey as she discovers that there is more to her than she can ever imagine, and even on your worst day, it's not the end of the world.
She sheds countless tears in mourningRain. At death, grasps lucid bloomingFlowers.Her time is filled with love to dreamBut hands that change,Cannot change hours.The hardest Realization Of deathIs that time And lifeAre still alive. From dust, to life, to death, then dust--what hurts the most is waste of time. The stories and poems in this book will take you through the extraordinary experiences of an ordinary mind. Elizabeth McCrary has a unique method of describing intricate things in a simple manner. Throughout these pages she delves into grief, humor, sadness, love, and friendship. Additionally, she shares insight gained via personal experiences. From probing questions to exploring ideas, her writing expounds how, as a child of God, she continues to find inner strength and joy amid the darkness of life.The following quotes are from this book's first review:They read like biographical gems that allow a peek behind the curtain to see the real person that is Elizabeth McCrary. These stories make the poems that follow all the more exquisite. Readers can know and understand where each poem came from. And all of the poems come from real-life experiences, many of which resonated with my own life.I highly recommend This Is Your Garden, Rose to every person who wants to understand life, themselves, and faith--more truly. (Rev. Tandy Scheffler, Minister of Care and Connection, Unitarian Universalist Church in Oak Ridge, Tennessee)2
Are you ready for an adventure? So was Titus and Chase when it suddenly appeared to them in unexpected ways and brought with it friendships and life lessons all while they were eating lunch in the park. Hang on to your hat everyone, and let your imagination soar as you take a dragon ride with these brothers high in the sky to Dragonville!
The title reflects two statements of my clients molded into a title, concluding with an offer to join me on my journey of social work. This book is based on real life. Nothing is fictional; nothing is hyped or tamed down. This book shares the joys and sorrows of social work and geriatrics. This book tells how the now deceased coach, professor, and social worker / coworker has affected me. This book tells the real life stories of my late Grandma and late Father.I asked in the reading of this book, either for pleasure, occupational developmental, and/or academic exercise that my readers and audiences not cherry-pick chapters or skip around. These chapters and the journeys told in the chapters build as the book progresses. I hope you will gain the purpose of this book--to become a rock star social worker, geriatric provider, or at least a rock star advocate.
What would you think if you woke up one day on a nice sandy beach equipped with everything you need for an extraordinary adventure?How would you manage traveling to new places and meeting new friends?Imagi Island is a wonderful place filled with mermaids, unicorns, narwhals, and more friends for your child to meet through mindful stories. Each story is a meditation that focuses on the breath while soaking in adventure.The stories can be used at night time for relaxation or for an afternoon nap accompanied with watercolors for relaxation.Let's imagine together.
Reflections is one man's collection of poems detailing his thoughts and the lessons learned while living his life serving a natural life sentence inside of the Texas prison system. Reflections allows its readers a detailed emotional introspect of what so many young Black men go through while paying the price of breaking the laws designed by a biased society to make them part of a free-laboring penial system. Reflections doesn't point fingers. This powerful yet informative narrative makes one feel the fear and realization of one young Black man as he learns he is powerless to change the ultimate fate of self-destruction without the help and guidance of God in his life.This collection of poems will allow you to become a part of the victory that this inmate attains in spite of the obstacles and tragedies encumbered, having served over twenty-five years in prison. If reading and learning of how God's presence in people's lives changes even the most unsurmountable odds interest you, then Reflections is your must read.The author warns its readers to be ready to cry, laugh, learn, and be inspired. This collection of poems quickly becomes a story of overcoming, changing, believing, and loving that you as a reader will want to share with anyone you know who has a son, father, brother, or husband incarcerated.
Anxiety and fear of the unknown when death occurs is a subject not often talked about within family conversations, including my own. My daughter helped me open my mind and my heart to share memories of those patients I cared for who survived cancer and those who passed away so I could help diminish the fear and anxiety surrounding death. It was my purpose in life to be an oncology nurse, so do know all of my memories of the hospitalized and hospice patients who passed away were peaceful and serene.
Off to College is a lighthearted and comical reference book that every parent should put in the backpack of their college-bound young adult. It is a guide to navigating social situations, from the simple to the complex, and it reinforce that one's actions will be met with potential consequences.
He was small and scared, and what he saw was a terrible thing. The girl was being bullied by a group of kids. He wanted to help, but what could he do? Stay afraid or be a hero?
The newest children's series from Author Kash Robbins. The Adventures Of Ms. Maggie And Bandit is a whimsical tale of two peculiar siblings, and their many adventures alongside their eclectic group of friends. The first book from this series How Ms. Maggie Became A Champion. Shares the exciting journey that auspiciously brings Ms. Maggie and Bandit together. Ms. Maggie faces a couple obstacles, as well as builds many lifetime friendships, and a couple nemesis on her journey to becoming a champion!
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