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In this engaging weekly devotional, Blievernicht shares how she exercises her trust, discipline, and confidence in God to glorify His name, and how He keeps her grounded in hope and love so that she can actively engage in experiencing His teachings. Drawing on lessons from her personal life and Biblical references, she shows you how to connect with God and spread His word by concentrating on a specific spiritual focus area each week.

Uncovering and exposing simple techniques to live successfully both personally and professionally, author Gayle Mingledorff is armed and dangerous, with innovative and creative powers which will trap you into the life of your dreams! Do we keep this innovative fugitive confined on Signal Mountain or suspend her sentence? Should she be permitted to continue spreading her outrageous ability to create understanding and empowerment wherever she go...

The author introduces The Pochaev icon of the Mother of God to the reader in a deeply personal narrative. During a difficult time in her life, she visited Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, New York, and was blessed to encounter a miracle-working copy of this icon which resides in the Church of Saint Job of Pochaev, located below Holy Trinity Cathedral. The original icon resides at the Holy Dormition Pochaev Lavra in Ukraine and is widely ...

This is a true story about a magical day in the author's neighborhood in 1946, when, as one of the little boys this story is about, he learned something that changed his life forever. Billy Bob, TC, Double M and others were the best friends of his childhood, and those decades were a different time, when children could run loose, and did. When they played with pocket knives and shot each other with rubber-guns and BB-guns and used inappropriate...

Silly Cat likes to daydream and make believe. Do you? Have you ever climbed a tree and imagined what kinds of friendly critters you might see across the sea. Maybe a meerkat? Or a wallaby? Silly did, only to find out that his own garden is full of friends. But what can be more fun than having a best friend named Dainty Dog who also likes to play pretend. Let's follow our friends' adventures through the rhyming chapters into the world of silli...

Silly Cat likes to daydream and make believe. Do you? Have you ever climbed a tree and imagined what kinds of friendly critters you might see across the sea. Maybe a meerkat? Or a wallaby? Silly did, only to find out that his own garden is full of friends. But what can be more fun than having a best friend named Dainty Dog who also likes to play pretend. Let's follow our friends' adventures through the rhyming chapters into the world of silli...

Some Dogs Drown is a collection of 28 poems by Joseph DeNatale, the first-ever Teen Poet Laureate of Napa County, California. Joseph has been writing poetry for ten years in addition to being a songwriter and the lead singer in two bands.

Some Dogs Drown is a collection of 28 poems by Joseph DeNatale, the first-ever Teen Poet Laureate of Napa County, California. Joseph has been writing poetry for ten years in addition to being a songwriter and the lead singer in two bands.

Life should be all about laughing and playing. That's what Silly Cat thinks. He likes to play in the mud, and pounce on string. And he loves a good game of cat croquet with his friends. But then there are days that aren't quite as much fun. It's not fun when Silly's best friend, Dainty Dog, calls him fat, and Silly decides he's going to exercise and become a Slender Slat. That turns out to be harder than it sounds. And if you've ever been sca...

Life should be all about laughing and playing. That's what Silly Cat thinks. He likes to play in the mud, and pounce on string. And he loves a good game of cat croquet with his friends. But then there are days that aren't quite as much fun. It's not fun when Silly's best friend, Dainty Dog, calls him fat, and Silly decides he's going to exercise and become a Slender Slat. That turns out to be harder than it sounds. And if you've ever been sca...

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For several years Carlton Cornett has given an introduction on interpersonal theory and psychotherapy to fourth year psychiatric residents at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Since 2019 he has been supervising the clinical work of Dr. Michael Kavur, a creative and thoughtful student of interpersonalism. For this year's introduction to the residents, they decided to create a short study guide.This introduction contains a series of ...

Ties that Bind: A Journal of Family, Faith, Friends, and Frolics" is a happy, heartwarming collection of reminiscences about family and friends, place, and Southern tradition. The 37 short essays and 13 poems in "Ties that Bind" celebrate the author's life's defining and memorable moments picked from her childhood in rural Mississippi, Baptist college days, career-start in Memphis, marriage to her prince, family life in Nashville, bucket-list ...

In this book, the first of its kind in the English language, Ariane Trifunovic Montemuro introduces her beloved friend, Saint Matrona the Blind of Moscow. The author not only shares her love for this Russian Orthodox Christian Saint but also reveals why she is our friend in Christ. The Lord endowed the blind Matrona with gifts of spiritual foresight and healing. In turn, this servant of God promised to never refuse anyone who sincerely asked h...

For every book sold, the author will donate one book to a child or classroom in Haiti.From jumping like a frog to singing like a bird, each page has something fun for kids to do as they read. This book is intended to reflect the beauty and joy of Haitian culture and is designed as a way to play with children while making reading fun. We hope this book will be a treasure for kids in the US and Haiti alike!

For every book sold, the author will donate one book to a child or classroom in Haiti.This book is intended to reflect the beauty and joy of Haitian culture. We hope kids, especially those of Haitian heritage, will see themselves in this book. All profits from this book will be used to support scholarships and other Haitian education initiatives.

It's 1980 and Sam Westfall, a recently retired 20-year veteran of the Marine Corp, returns to the Homewood section of Pittsburgh where he grew up and finds it decimated. The community is shattered by the closing of the mills, and he is devastated by observing young African American children and their mothers, struggling to survive in a country of vast resources. Poverty, racial tensions, boarded up houses and businesses and the lack of leaders...

Psychotherapy is not just an abstract concept and cannot be described without reference to real human beings. So this book is also a story about people, in particular, two men who knew trauma, loneliness, and sometimes, despair. They dealt with their pain in some of the ways that people do: drinking, anger, disparaging others, and withdrawal from all but the safest of people. This, but for one element, would be a story of tragedy. The element ...

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This has been the hardest story I've ever written. My memories are filled with many choices. Who should I chose? What events should I select? I've been lucky. Most of my life has surrounded me with good people who've given me: laughter, happiness, stories to tell, forgiveness for my failures, love, and then gave me Jackie who filled it all with life. No one I've known has had more fun living than I've had.Heaven can't beat it.Could it be that ...