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This is a deep thought provoking story of the Richards' family. The arrogance and stony heart of a man who shut out all helps for his daughter. The bitter consequences of a broken home and the struggles of a lady who emerged from a parents who are in the midst of the fiery flames of marital conflicts. The reverberating effects on so many close relatives and friends. This story touches so many socio-spiritual issues relating to marriage and parenting and the eventual restoration of broken lives. This is from the author of similar thought provoking socio-spiritual family drama: "One Careless Night" and "Blood on the Altar".

It portrays a deeply moving narrative centered around a young man whose promising future is irrevocably marred by an ill-fated encounter with a woman burdened by a troubled past, desperately seeking to conceal her ignoble history. Within this heartrending tale, we witness the harrowing consequences that befall an engaged couple who, in a moment of recklessness, thrust themselves and those around them into a maelstrom of emotional, spiritual, and physical anguish As the story unfolds, it becomes imbued with the probing inquiries reminiscent of King Solomon, provoking a profound exploration of one's innermost being. Amidst the tumultuous journey, the tender mercies of God become evident, ultimately playing out as the final chapters of individuals whose lives had crumbled like fragile sandcastles.Through the redemptive powerof divine intervention, the shattered lives are meticulously reshaped into resplendent fortresses, exuding beauty and strength once more.

"Blood on the Altar" delves into the transformative journey of Reverend Hosea, a highly regarded and prominent pastor, who finds himself ensnared in a scandalous transgression. As he grapples with the profound ramifications of concealing his sins and violating his sacred marital vows, this poignant narrative unfolds as a heartrending portrayal of a minister of God whose personal life disintegrates due to his deteriorating spiritual well-being and concealed moral transgressions. This gripping tale poignantly exposes the futility of attempting to suppress one's hidden sins, serving as a potent reminder of the profound consequences that result from betraying the sacredness of marital commitments. Through its exploration of moral quandaries and profound introspection, "Blood on the Altar" promises to captivate readers on a deeply thought- provoking level.

Based on a gallery of their drawings and a novella about horses as guides, the authors inspire the reader to write, draw and paint on the pages provided.

For my son John and every boy and girl who has to surmount great odds to reach maturity - especially the ones who cannot overcome - and the parents who worry over them.This is a coming of age story of a working class Irish teenager cast adrift in England. The trials and tribulations he encounters, with the sometimes bewildering incidents taking the reader along on the disjointed ride of the main character through his wandering squandering life. His time in a Borstal institution and his return home. . A story of an Irish teenager in 1960's cast adrift in England, sentenced to Borstal and returning home.

This book explores how people view cyberbullying, how to prevent it, and how to develop effective coping strategies for dealing with it. Teenagers and young people are more affected than ever by cyberbullying, which is on the rise. Bullying also reached new heights with the quick development of computers and technological devices. Teenagers spend a significant amount of time each day on social media, which is full of various forms of bullying. Being a victim of cyberbullying can have catastrophic effects on students, who may develop anger, depression, fear, low self-esteem, and suicidal thoughts. The severity of cyberbullying is significantly underreported, and little is known about the coping strategies that work best for students.

Death is I am going perhaps.Death is the thing that fear most, appears as the end of everything.Death removes all the meaning of life.

Immigrants are like dream-chasers. When Jacques decided to migrate to America, all he wanted was to get the opportunity to pursue his education and embrace the profession of his dream. Little did he know that he would be facing seemingly insurmountable challenges. First, he is afflicted with seizures quickly labeled as intractable by the best experts in the field. Then he starts experiencing recurring dreams about a frightening black skull. Jacques is a man with a haunted soul. He is cursed. He feels cornered and quickly descends into the entrails of psychosis. The behavioral scientists are baffled. Jacques seems lost... until he accepts his mother's suggestion that he should reconnect with his ancestral roots. Not an easy proposition! To summon the mystical forces of the invisible world to his rescue, Jacques will need to enlist the help of that one person endowed with the gift, a wizard that will preside over the ceremonies, the rituals, and the incantations understood only by the initiates...

The "Legacy of Father John" is a remarkable true story about a great man who just happened to be my father. Born in Houston, Texas in 1933, John Sanders went on to become a prominent minister in the Episcopal church and an important leader during the civil rights movement of the 1960s. From his writings to being rector of a transitioning parish in Houston's third ward, he helped improve the state of race relations during a controversial period in the South. Throughout his career, my father advocated for the gay community and gender equality. He never shied away from voicing his opinion on controversial topics within the church and in his life. This may have hampered his career, but he refused to bow to popular opinion. He led fearlessly by example and departed this world in 2019 having left his mark on the church and the people and communities he touched. In addition, he managed to help turn his three rowdy sons into responsible men and was an adoring husband to my mother, Frances. The book is also the story of my family and our many relocations to a wide variety of diverse cities. His legacy lives on in these places and the lives of his children. While my brothers contributed to this narrative, I felt it was my responsibility to ensure his legacy was recorded and ultimately remembered. His is a story that needed to be told.

"The Manner of Friends" is the story of a young boy who transfers into a Quaker School in Wilmington, Delaware when he is in his early teens. The young man is faced with adjusting to a new way of life at his new school (Wilmington Friends) as he finds his way in sports and with other students (especially one girl that he meets at a dance class). Based loosely on a true account, the main character faces many of the trials and tribulations associated with his teenage years and college. It is also a tribute to his real-life football coach and many of the excellent teachers who paved his way to a successful life.

Joann is a missionary for the Northwest Michigan chapter of Child Evangelism Fellowship(R). She has spent the last fifty years reaching out to boys and girls with the Gospel. Born 1947, Flint Michigan, adopted by Eleanor (Pat) and Leycester (Lee) Taylor. She was married to John Sipes in 1964, graduating in 1965. She was saved in 1967. Moving north in 1970. She took teacher training and began teaching children. Through the years she has taught and counseled many children This story is about how God led her through her journey and never left her side during the valleys of life.

Legend has it that there was a mutiny in Heaven. The lesser gods like Agwe, Ogun, Erzulie, and a multitude of others were sent to Earth into exile to live amongst the humans. These gods have shared the foods, and the rum, and have often given in to their carnal desires. They picked Ephemera a chain of islands in the Caribbean including Mahogany Island, a place of infinite beauty branded "The Pearl of the Antilles" but prone to disasters often caused by her own inhabitants. God had a change of heart and dispatched the recently deceased Tonton Fortuné as a sage to Mahogany Island. His mission: To warn the youths of the dangers ahead for their piece of paradise if the Mahogany Islanders did not change their ways. Should they raise an army to eradicate the gangs and the violence that has taken over the land? Or should they garner all their inner strength, ally themselves with their environment, and offer a non-violent alternative to rescue their dying nation from the abyss? Mahogany Island shall not die! Mahogany Island shall not die!

Pundits, journalists, and individuals bemoan the state of the economy on a regular basis, but they usually direct their criticism at Wall Street manipulators and big corporations.The real blame should go to the structure of a system that condones and overlooks practices leading to world economic and financial crises that create high unemployment, a huge increase in debt, and a widening gap between the super rich and the poor.All this is leading to the destruction of the middle class and an alarming increase in the cost of living. Various solutions have been proposed, including nationalization of the entire private economy or an increase in private control of big banks and corporations. Others advocate simply taking over Wall Street without any clearly defined objectives.A new system would prevent the economic and financial crises as well as the social upheavals that go along with them, but it's none of those described above. Learn about "Equitocracy" and what you can do to promote its objectives.¿Radu Buzescu earned two master's degrees ---- one from a European university and the other from an American university --- and has conducted extensive on social, economic, and financial structures. He currently lives in New York

Jay Premal is an author and a visionary who lives to spread kindness, love, and compassion in society. He loves to read in his past time and write as and when he gets a chance, especially in the mornings with his first cup of coffee. He loves to paint, journal, and practice yoga/meditation daily. He has many friends yet he is alone. He feels alone because he wants to build a family of children and a partner who can work with him on global issues. His goal is to fulfill his mom's wishes which are not to find any stray animals on the planet, not to find any human without a shelter on their head, and not to find a child who is left alone simply because they are of a certain age or gender. Jay lives in Europe with his four cats and two dogs.

My brother Denny was unable to publish his book because on April 30th, 2004 he was killed in a motorcycle accident. During Easter, he was talking about having a book signing once it was published. He was so happy with how it turned out and all the great feedback he received from family & friends the read his manuscript. I was fortunate to spend quality time with him during Easter. We never know when the angel of death is going to come for us. He took care of the pack as they fell ill and kept them comfortable until death. Riding his Harley was his preferred transportation so he died doing what he loved. Denny for as long as I can remember liked to be in the windy weather it was driving in the winter with the windows down, Skiing, Cycling, or riding motorcycles. He has now reunited with the huskies at heaven's gate. Now together again Denny is on his sled with Tasha Ko leading the pack to heaven's journey.

The reader will have access to the life, thoughts, and feelings of a man with very broad experiences expressed in these pages as memoir, poetry, and fiction. His mastery of the English Language is exceptional for someone whose mother tongue is not English.

Some persons who get breast cancer do not survive. Muriel Klafehn is one of those people. This book chronicles her life from the time of diagnosis of cancer in her right breast until her death. Every day was lived to be as normal as it could be. And so it began, removing a breast on Friday, eating dinner out and attending a concert on Saturday, and directing the Chorale in church on Sunday. In this forthright manner, she became an inspiration to me and to all those who were touched by her life. Her prayer for peace at the outset of her "adventure" was granted by the Lord, fully sustaining her on a daily basis. She traveled during radiation therapy and she traveled in the midst of chemotherapy. Her love of music was satisfied by attending concerts and touring Broadway shows, and she drew energy from trips to the ocean that helped to rejuvenate her. Each fall she renewed her desire to get another hiking medallion. She maintained her passion for reading by the devouring book after book until it became a chore to concentrate. Cancer metastasized three different times in her body. She underwent sixty-three radiation treatments and eight chemotherapy treatments. In addition, there were CT scans, bone scans, and other diagnostic tests to which she was subjected. She had a prophylactic mastectomy of the left breast and numerous Aredia treatments. She suffered complications of COPD and radiation enteritis. Thirty-eight doctors were involved in her treatment. Through it, all Muriel judged that God had a purpose in permitting her to have cancer. She chose to focus on that purpose, exclaiming not Why me? But Why not me? Much of who Muriel was and the relationship we had is established through reminiscences and flashbacks. It is rare that one has the opportunity to grieve while the individual is still alive but Muriel, in her own way, gave that gift to me as her life ebbed away. I and all who knew Muriel stand as one. Though we have been deprived by her absence, we are made greater by her memory and gain solace in knowing that we will always bear the calm, irreplaceable stamp of her adventurous life.

There is inflation in all the price of medicine and doctor visit and all hospital equipment rises up to 200%, so the prediction we needed to help America to save 240 trillion US dollars in 2030.

Against the dangerous backdrop of the Democratic Republic of Korea, where deception and autocratic control are the driving forces in a government run by a sociopath, an urgent message is sent out by Morse Code by the trapped occupant of a psychiatric hospital. A missile is launched into the Sea of Japan, a tsunami and typhoon occur and in the aftermath, retaliation Is planned. Our female psychiatrist and Chinese agent team up once again and enter a world that is archaic, obsessed with military gain, and in societal chaos. Perhaps the only hope of deterring a nuclear strike and war may lie in the ability to win over the mind of its egocentric president. Where nothing is predictable, the action and adventure are non-stop until the final dramatic rescue from air and sea is played out under mandatory radio silence.

"If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it, and if I could save it by freeing all the slaves I would do it; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone I would also do that." - Abraham Lincolm to Horace GreelyWashington, August 22, 1862.So the war was not primarily about slavery. Lincoln was interested preserving the union so that he would continue to have the financial resources of the South to run the government.Blackwater also tells the story of John Geoghegan and how he became a successful blockade runner out of Pensacola Bay. It's the story of Maria Moreno. the Spanish beauty whom John loves and almost loses. Further, it is the story of John's friend. Ben Jernigan, who is engaged to French-educated Amanda Rucker. Ben has no interest in the war, so he hides in the Yellow River swamp to avoid conscription. But he finds himself drawn out to help his friend, Caleb, a slave who has killed in self-defense. He gets Amanda and her friends out of Milton, Florida, and finally leaves the Southern ruins with John and his friends on his ship, the Carolina.

A book of this magnitude is difficult to condense into this small space. However, I will give it a try. Everyone has questions about who we are, where we come from, why am I, what am I why are we here, what is expected of us while we are here, where will we go when we leave here, what must I do to get there. If these questions have no meaning for you, this book isn't for you. I have read the scriptures many time and read many books trying to understand these questions and I have prayed extensively for answers, so many answers have come from above for which I am most grateful. There is much more to this book than the answers to these questions, and the reader must have an open mind to understand and comprehend this work, which may require more than reading to comprehend it all. May od open wide your minds and comprehend why I have written it. May God bless you to progress to the ultimate destination available to you.

Bull Vaulter is an absorbing novel, particularly appropriate for our time, set in 2100 B.C.E. that interweaves adventure, passion, love, wisdom, and Women's Goddess Spirituality as practiced some four-thousand years ago on Keft (Ancient Crete) and Kalliste (Santorini).Ms. Tieken was inspired by the writings of the late UCLA Archeologist/Mythologist, Dr. Marija Gimbutas, and the excavations of Akrotiri on Santorini by Dr. Christos Doumas and the late Dr. Spyridon Marinatos as chronicled in Dr. Charles Pellegrino's novel, Unearthing Atlantis, An Archaeological Odyssey.Join Alena, famed Bull Vaulter from Keft, as she sails to the Peloponnesus for a stellar performance with her fellow vaulters from their island culture, meets (under the most horrid circumstances) the Kurgan warrior, Jahal, studies with the famed healer, Aesclevius, and his herbalist wife, Myra, and discovers the special talents bestowed upon her by the Goddess. Alena's is an exhilarating journey that vividly describes the contrasting cultures of that Bronze Age period as it follows Crete's famous bull vaulter on her path to fulfill her fated destiny.

A Life of Faith shares Barbara's experiences and faith journey, spanning several generations of her family and how they weathered life's storms. She shares her parent's first meeting, her pursuits in education, and current health problems. What stands out most in her story is the raising of her children, as Barbara raises up godly children while continuing to deal with unrelenting health trials, something friends from church say inspire their faith and encourages them to keep going.To coincide with the stories shared are also photos and drawings done by Barbara herself. Barbara can attest that life is tough, as readers will as reading through A Life of Faith, but God hasn't given a spirit of fear ad no matter the trials ahead, God hasn't left your side. He hasn't for Barbara and He hasn't for you.