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Joseph is complex. He is interesting. He is a man of integrity, and he is far from "ordinary". What can we learn from this Old Testament hero? Does Joe's life have anything to do with today? Joseph, as it turns out, leads us to Jesus... the One who is with us just as God was with Joseph. In brief devotional thoughts, Joseph: Not Your Ordinary Joe connects readers to Scriptural truths. Read for insights or read as a catalyst for deeper stu...

Joseph is complex. He is interesting. He is a man of integrity, and he is far from "ordinary". What can we learn from this Old Testament hero? Does Joe's life have anything to do with today? Joseph, as it turns out, leads us to Jesus... the One who is with us just as God was with Joseph. In brief devotional thoughts, Joseph: Not Your Ordinary Joe connects readers to Scriptural truths. Read for insights or read as a catalyst for deeper stu...

Survivors' Lullaby" is a dramatic and heart wrenching compilation of personal accounts and writings by survivors of catholic clergy abuse. Survivors and their supporters voluntarily submitted their life accounts, poems, speeches and other written testimony. The contributing authors have shared with us the details of years of suffering that they have endured because of the abuse and the subsequent cover-up of the crimes committed. They have mad...

While in the hospital, Jon Reed receives a 1794 copper cent piece from his father, who tells him it is a good luck penny that has been in the family for several generations. Alone and frightened before his operation, Jon clutches the old coin in his hand and wonders who else has held the good luck penny as closely as he is holding it now-- Jeremy, the poor chimney sweep in Philadelphia . . . Joshua, a slave boy whose parents were sold down riv...

In 1755, during the French and Indian War, Kate Stewart, nursing a burning hatred for the Indians who killed her parents and kidnapped her young brother, goes to live with the Moravian community in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and is horrified by their calm disregard of a threatened Indian raid as they prepare for a special Christmas.

First published in 1895.