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We Were Healed (by Rebecca M. Brown) is a thought provoking book on the subject of divine healing. Real life events. An amazing journey from Pain to Power, from Sickness to Health, from a Sharecropper's Daughter to the pages of a Best Seller. The testimonies will astound you. Read about Rebecca's car taking a dive off a mountain top, and how God miraculously saved her life. You will be speechless when you read about the near death experience a...

We Were Healed (by Rebecca M. Brown) is a thought provoking book on the subject of divine healing. Real life events. An amazing journey from Pain to Power, from Sickness to Health, from a Sharecropper's Daughter to the pages of a Best Seller. The testimonies will astound you. Read about Rebecca's car taking a dive off a mountain top, and how God miraculously saved her life. You will be speechless when you read about the near death experience a...

From the author of "We Were Healed", "POWER OVER DEATH" will take you on a journey that you will NEVER forget. A heart-wrenching, mind-boggling, hold-on-to-your-seat, detailed account of the author's near-death experience. You may cry, you may laugh, you may be shocked, you may even wonder, "can this be true in this day and age". This will be a reading experience of a lifetime. After you have read "Power Over Death", please write a review. You...

We Were Healed (by Rebecca M. Brown) is a thought provoking book on the subject of divine healing. Real life events. An amazing journey from Pain to Power, from Sickness to Health, from a Sharecropper's Daughter to the pages of a Best Seller. The testimonies will astound you. Read about Rebecca's car taking a dive off a mountain top, and how God miraculously saved her life. You will be speechless when you read about the near death experience a...

Rebecca M. Brown is associate professor of the history of art at Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of Gandhi¿s Spinning Wheel and the Making of India and Art for a Modern India, 1947¿1980, and coeditor of A Companion to Asian Art and Architecture.

Rebecca M. Brown is associate professor of the history of art at Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of Gandhi¿s Spinning Wheel and the Making of India and Art for a Modern India, 1947¿1980, and coeditor of A Companion to Asian Art and Architecture.

In a sleepy southern town, Wendy Ramburger and Abbigail Phelps gladly take in two young sisters, after learning that the girls have been placed in harm's way. During the process, Ms. Ramburger catches the eye of interesting young officer, Eric Lee. Day to day life quickly becomes something none of them are used to. With school life, and sleepless nights, wiping tears, and sharing fears, the story unfolds in a heart wrenching way. Not everythin...

A Companion to Asian Art and Architecture presents a collection of 26 original essays from top scholars in the field that explore and critically examine various aspects of Asian art and architectural history. * Brings together top international scholars of Asian art and architecture * Represents the current state of the field while highlighting the wide range of scholarly approaches to Asian Art * Features work on Korea and Southeast Asia, two...

Analyzes Indian art, from oil painting to Hindi cinema, and situates visual culture in the context of country-wide efforts to define nationhood in post-independence India.

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Analyzes Indian art, from oil painting to Hindi cinema, and situates visual culture in the context of country-wide efforts to define nationhood in post-independence India.