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This book is a valuable resource for reading on various dimensions on health, motivation to seek professional services, along with prayer and reading the Bible (KJV). Additionally, this book strongly recommends seeking guidance from doctors with professional training around the reader's concern. As a closing thought, please observe the following warnings: 1. Seek medical advice and treatment.2. Do not consume medicine prescribed for another pe...

The Public School systems generally place little, if any, emphasis on biblical and ethical training, yet such exposure is essential for the "well rounded" child. In Children: Biblical and Ethical Trainings, Dr. E. G. Sherman presents a collection of thirty six topics used in the Children Altar Call at the church where he pastors. Th e topics, one page in length, are selected from the Bible or Children Literature. Each message seeks to instill ...

This book is a valuable resource for reading on various dimensions on health, motivation to seek professional services, along with prayer and reading the Bible (KJV). Additionally, this book strongly recommends seeking guidance from doctors with professional training around the reader's concern. As a closing thought, please observe the following warnings: 1. Seek medical advice and treatment. 2. Do not consume medicine prescribed for another...

Even though the practice of religion was outlawed for slaves beginning in the early 1600s, they often met in secret to worship, nothing could erase their belief in God and their commitment to family. In Black Religiosity: A Biblical and Historical Perspective, Dr. E. G. Sherman presents a collection of essays focusing on the eclectic religious experiences of the African American people from the beginning of slavery in 1619 through emancipation...

This book is an eclectic study of some dimensions of prayer. It is a Bible-based analysis (KJV). While recognizing that the concept, prayer, is widely viewed with numerous contexts, this book is anchored in the Judeo-Christian perspective. It makes no claim to present a universally accepted definition of prayer, the appropriate time for prayer, place of prayer, nor the one to utter the petition. The book is rather a collection of sermons based...

Even though the practice of religion was outlawed for slaves beginning in the early 1600s, they often met in secret to worship, nothing could erase their belief in God and their commitment to family. In Black Religiosity: A Biblical and Historical Perspective, Dr. E. G. Sherman presents a collection of essays focusing on the eclectic religious experiences of the African American people from the beginning of slavery in 1619 through emancipation...

The public school systems generally place little, if any, emphasis on biblical and ethical training, yet such exposure is essential for the "well rounded" child. In Children: Biblical and Ethical Trainings, Dr. E. G. Sherman presents a collection of thirty six topics used in the Children Altar Call at the church where he pastors. The topics, one page in length, are selected from the Bible or Children Literature. Each message seeks to instill b...