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The evangelical "seeker" churches in the US target "seekers", people of any faith or denominational background who seek spiritual fulfillment. This book provides a sociological context for the rise of these churches by exploring their rituals, messages, strategies and denominational functions.

Music critic of The New Yorker collects many of his weekly columns, from 1949 to 1957, and offers intelligent, personal and considered reactions rather than ironclad appraisals. His introduction analyzes the critic's intent, the triangle of composer, performer and audience, the "athletic" and technical testing points which can be exactly evaluated and the questions of taste and opinion which are less exact in examination. He goes on to detail ...

Leon Moussinac, surveying the Soviet cinema scene in 1928, proclaimed Pudovkin, Eisenstein, and Vertov as its leading triumvirate. Yet there has been too little published on Pudovkin's significant work in Soviet cinema. Amy Sargeant's welcome book on Pudovkin assesses his career and his films, including the well-known features "The Mother" and "The End of St. Petersburg, " exploring their style and the circumstances surrounding their productio...

Marketing Management for Nonprofit Organizations provides a comprehensive overview of the theory behind nonprofit marketing and analyses key nonprofit contexts such as fundraising, the arts, education, healthcare, volunteering, the public sector, and the arena of social ideas.

Into the Light' - Raising the Global Vibration is a channelled exploration of the path to enlightenment and the future of global consciousness offering answers to some of the most fundamental spiritual questions we have today. Jerry will share with you his vision of a new earth and how we can raise the vibration on this planet by re-connecting with the authentic essence of all life. The passion and inspiration will shine through and your vibra...

Vsevolod Pudovkin's 'Storm over Asia' is regarded as a major film of Soviet silent cinema and one that works on many levels. Released in 1928, it is a rallying cry for the revolution, an adventure film, and an intriguing and moving document of a vanished way of life. Its hero Bair is often praised as the model action hero. It takes place on the Mongolian frontier in 1918, where the descendents of Ghenghis Khan are now Mongol herdsmen, their la...

Excerpt from One Hundred Mushroom Receipts The idea of arranging such a book was suggested to the compiler by several persons unknown to each other, who knew her interest in mushrooms in this relation to the cuisine. To my own receipts I have added those collected from friends, and from the different books, English and American, on the subject. Many of 'the receipts may be changed to suit the individual taste, and if one has not enough of on...

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The Unmockable Master is a story of two young women, Adamma Guidance and Haala Snow, whose main goal was to make it into God's eternal kingdom. Both women had a dynamic prayer life, and so their friendship skyrocketed, causing them to trust each other. It all shattered when Haala's cousin, Afafa, and her companion, Gada, entered their lives. They had appeared as angels of light. They revealed things that appeared true and did many wonderful wo...

A young boy from India becomes aware that he will do a great thing he is grown. He is told, 'You are lonely, but soon you will find a difficult friend. Together you will move a mountain.' The boy and his monkey who embark on a quest, in the company of a young girl, to save a group of Indian elephants from being killed.

All signs point to Christian education having lost its theological location and prominence in the life of the Western Protestant church. The Emerging Church movement, as an intentionally postmodern approach to ministry in the contemporary context, may, however, offer insights to reinterpret Christian education. This significant movement in today's church gives Christian education a new interpretive framework that is theologically located at an...

The Bhagavad Gita contains a vision that is not Hindu or oriental but essentially human. It's no wonder that Emerson and Thoreau and Ghandi loved this text and were so deeply influenced by it. Now the widely acclaimed Sargeant translation of "The Song of God" is available in this pocket edition (3" x 4 1/2").

The first-hand accounts of a Canadian Armed Forces soldier who dies in a roadside bombing in Afghanistan, and is recruited to fight with the angelic army of heaven. This is the first book, in a series, chronicling his adventures.

Carl Guinness' new found faith is put to the test when he discovers the ocean-side tavern he jointly owns with his wife is actually a front for illegal gang activity. Within days of contacting the local police to deal with this, an attempt is made on his life. Dumped in a river, left for dead, Carl quickly learns there are few he can trust. Fleeing to stay alive, he takes refuge in the nearby Gulf Islands, relying on divine guidance to survive.

The first-hand accounts of a Canadian Armed Forces soldier who dies in a roadside bombing in Afghanistan, and is recruited to fight with the angelic army of heaven. This is the first book, in a series, chronicling his adventures.

Lost Ark Found is a modern-day tale of a grandfather, and five teenagers, who embark on a quest for treasure in the wilderness of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and end up making the archaeological find of the century. Using a three-hundred-year-old, hand written journal as their guide, and a little help from a mountain man hermit, the explorers overcome obstacles, solve riddles, and conquer their own fears, finally to arrive at mountain ...

Carl Guiness' new found faith is put to the test when he discovers the ocean-side tavern he jointly owns with his wife is a front for illegal gang activity. Within days of contacting the local police to deal with this, an attempt is made on his life. Dumped in a river, left for dead, Carl quickly learns there are few he can trust. Fleeing to stay alive, he takes refuge in the nearby Gulf Islands, relying on divine guidance to survive.

This is the story of the rapture from heaven's perspective, as chronicled by a deceased Canadian soldier recruited by God to fight alongside the angelic army in the end-times.