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DOES YOUR BUSINESS AND FAMILY STRUGGLE WITH CASH FLOW, DEBT, EXPANSION? In MY JEWISH JOURNEY, Readers will: - Reshape Their View of Money- Discover the Secrets to True Abundance- See God's Provision in Every Area of Life and Business- Become a Resource for the Kingdom After Alan incorporated every facet of his financial recovery and Jewish Journey into daily life, it took ten years, but he was able to overcome debt and find his authentic self.

DOES YOUR BUSINESS AND FAMILY STRUGGLE WITH CASH FLOW, DEBT, EXPANSION? In MY JEWISH SECRET, Readers will: - Reshape Their View of Money- Discover the Secrets to True Abundance- See God's Provision in Every Area of Life and Business- Become a Resource for the Kingdom After Alan incorporated every facet of his financial recovery and Jewish Journey into daily life, it took ten years, but he was able to overcome debt and find his authentic self.

In Santa Does the Six-Step, Old Santa shows up at the church Christmas party to help the little ones with their Christmas wishes and ends up kicking up his own heels a little more than he planned.

Thoughts is a collection of pieces about love, dreams and romance. This collection also sheds light to some of the highs and lows of love as well. Its' purpose is for the reader to feel connected to authentic, inspiring and unmanufactured thoughts on love.

1776: Gifts from the American Revolution is an illuminating yet condensed history of The United States of America starting with the Puritan's arrival in 1620 at Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts. As well as covering our Revolution and the creation of the Constitution the book also devotes separate chapters to Blacks and slavery, and to Native Americans and their Trail of Tears across the continent. As well, Hispanics, who also have not had it easy, were here in the Southwest before 1620 and are covered in another chapter. History is not history if it cherry picks and ignores the bad and Uncle Sam has had his share of it.Later chapters build on the achievements of the Revolution by covering diverse but related topics such as; Politics today; Faith; Religions; World Wars, Debt, the infamous 'summer of love, and the COVID-19 Pandemic. Chapter 21 on Faith is the author's attempt to clarify and strengthen his faith by developing an explanation of how Evolution and Creation are the same. Reading and parsing the Bible, the world's most important book, can become difficult and controversial as this approach reveals.Section 5 is devoted to Energy and Climate in 6 chapters. The focus in this section is about the expensive and unnecessary policy of forcing renewals by government actions to eliminate fossil fuels. The consequences to our nation from the abject failure to consider what it will take to make that transition are bared for all to read. The book concludes with some gnarly bits called Gems and Nuggets in Chapter 38. These are simply earthy statements of obvious truths intended to galvanize thought. Often complicated subjects grow into swamp like morasses. Problems become more soluble when made simple.Chapter 39 is a one page admonition aimed at young people that, if followed, provides some pithy but important keys to success.

Optimizing Brain Power is a comprehensive guide for family members unfamiliar with the benefits of hearing healthcare and its profound influence on the well-being of aging relatives. Do you have concerns about how your loved one's hearing loss affects their social life, family activities, or involvement in the community?If you have experienced a family member with dementia or cognitive decline, you may be seeking ways to help them mitigate the increased risks associated with hearing loss. However, navigating this unfamiliar territory can seem overwhelming at first.Are you worried that their hearing loss impacts their attitude and behavior?Optimizing Brain Power aims to empower you with the knowledge and confidence needed to assist your family members in making informed decisions about early treatment for hearing loss.By addressing your most asked questions about hearing loss, cognitive decline, and the importance of early intervention, 'Optimizing Brain Power' becomes an accessible and valuable resource. Its user-friendly format allows easy reading and serves as a quick reference throughout your journey to enhance your family member's quality of life through active aging.

An Awakening at Nain is filled with wonderful bible stories of Jesus healing countless numbers of people He encountered in his short life and ministry. This author often wondered what happened to some of these people, what did they do? What did the man whose withered hand was healed do after his healing? What kind of new future did the Samaritan woman who had a bleeding problem after Jesus healed her? The Gospels have recorded thirty-seven miracles performed by Jesus so what were their stories after their healings? Over the years there have been authors who have had these same questions wishing there could've been an additional book in the Bible with "Where are they now stories" of those healed. This small fictional historic novella explores one fascinating possibility.

While on a trip to Arizona Territory in the 1880s, a socially awkward horse whisperer experiences adventures and personal growth._____________________________________________________Mystery surrounds Miss Becky McCoy when she shows up alone and unexpectedly at the Campbells' ranch house in Southeastern Arizona Territory. Fourteen-year-old Cody Campbell befriends the quirky girl in the bright pink, feathered hat and becomes enthralled with her as he learns that she is deficient in basic spelling and reading skills, but she possesses the ability to communicate with horses and has the skills to cure them of their ills. Over the course of three days, Miss Becky's adventures involve Cody, ailing horses, bucking broncos, outlaws, and Apaches. Ultimately, Miss Becky reveals to Cody that she is terrified she will lose her horse-whispering abilities as she becomes a woman. Only time will tell if her fear is unfounded, but another birthday is upon her.

The Story For All Seasons dictates before the days of the remote control, which is a term no longer used in today's high-tech jargon, we, as Americans, had to suffer through the infant stages of modern electronics, such as if we didn't have children, we had to get up from the recliner to change the TV channel; when we entered the driveway, we had to get out of the car to raise the garage door; then-the "biggie"-when the phone rang, we would call out, "Would someone get the phone call!" That phone back then was tethered to its base, which was plugged into the wall receptacles, known as a "phone jack". Using this analogy and spiritually speaking, our holidays have lost their true foundational roots. Even the true meaning of the word holiday has been lost from its intended term holy day. The holy days are divided into the four seasons of the year. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter contain the holy days we celebrate and their true meaning, which have suffered over the years. Most of these short stories are taken are from biblical accounts that had been labored at great lengths with the Holy Spirits to bring to you the reader these "true-life-fictional" accounts-accounts that are timeless biblically and can be reviewed over and over again by faith builders.

Skinny Little Frog refuses to eat flies because he is sure he won't like them. And he has an even bigger problem than that to solve. Will he hide under his lily pad, or will he find courage in his little heart to try?

The Tragedy at Cambria, a three-act play written in rhyming iambic pentameter, tells a story of love, deception, and power. In the medieval kingdom of Cambria, aging King John faces a grave decision. His forebearers created extremely strict laws regarding unwed pregnancy, and now a sixteen-year-old girl, Plain Jane, is guilty of being with child. Either Jane or the baby must die. At Queen Beatrice's urging, King John assigns their teenage son and only heir, their beloved Prince Scott, to determine Jane's fate as a test of his maturity, but what should be a simple task becomes complicated when the compassionate prince attempts various schemes to try to save both mother and child. As his plans go awry, the prince sinks into deep despair, and his odds for ascending the throne wane. But Jane isn't the only Cambrian who's been breaking morality laws. As infidelities are revealed that directly affect his family, King John must reconcile his knowledge with his position of power in order to save the future of his kingdom.Behold a land where ancient statutes rule,Where laws that once served well have since waxed cruel,Where lovers are confined to marriage bed,And babies got by those who are unwedAre oftentimes forsaken-or born dead. What good can come from such a place as this?Where citizens can see what is amissBut turn their heads pretending all is well?A child, a bastard child, I do foretell- But not before our king knows royal hell. ~ Soothsayer

After being born into an evangelical religious cult that evolved into an abusive communal life, Deborah and her twin sister Esther experienced vastly different outcomes. Control issues for one, impulsivity for the other. Both attempted to self-heal by healing others. Deb spent thirty-four years in emergency nursing, Esther, sixteen years as an ER Tech. Esther's subsequent death in 2013, led Deb to write 'The Serpent's Tail', a memoir-in-verse detailing their first fourteen years in the cult and the devastating aftermath. She left the emergency to work with Veterans in recovery. Deb still lives in the Prescott Quad Cities.

Matt Walker worked his way up to police chief in a small western town in Arizona, after retiring from Army Special Forces. Divorced for ten years, he hasn't needed or wanted a personal life-until the day he discovers a wrecked vehicle at the bottom of a ravine. The sole occupant-widow Zeena Douglas-is trapped inside and unable to escape or call for help on a killer-hot summer day. Showing signs of shock and heatstroke when he gets Zeena out of the vehicle, her behavior is funny and wildly inappropriate. She makes him laugh, blush, and think, my kind of woman.Matt saves her life, and spunky Zeena makes him want to be with her. But she is haunted by bad choices. She doesn't believe Matt deserves to be saddled with those decisions. Matt disagrees.In You're Going to Need Me by Lynn Kaylor, she exposed the secrets Zeena Douglas struggles to keep hidden, until one day when Matt discovers the truth.

A well-developed attitude or selfishness will leave or lead you right out of a relationship, while commitment and knowing the importance of relationships.