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Benedictine spirituality is simple and down to earth. Not only does the Benedictine lifestyle fit well within the walls of the monastery, its interpretation of life is also suitable to other forms of society. In The Rule of Benedict for Beginners, Wil Derkse reveals how elements from Benedictine spirituality and the Benedictine lifestyle may be fruitful outside the monastery to strengthen the quality of societal living and working.The Rule of ...

Celebrating the Christian seasons brings new meaning to our worship and removes the distance between past and present. The cycle of the seasons keeps Christ in our hearts and minds throughout the year. This spiritually enriching resource helps pastors, worship leaders, and Christian educators understand and incorporate into the life of the church the symbols, colors, and practices of the church year. For each season and special day, Delia Halv...

In the revised edition of "Roman Catholic Worship, " Professor White notes that contrary to often-expressed assumptions that nothing changed in Catholic worship from the Council of Trent to Vatican II, these four centuries witnessed significant change in devotions, church architecture and music, and in other ways than liturgical texts.

Buzz and his band of bullies invade the playground where Trevor and his pals hang out--but not for long. Find out what happens when Trevor challenges Buzz to a contest--where the winner takes all. Full-color illustrations.

This book challenges the very basis of contemporary spirituality and the consumer society that created it.

CHICAGO, 1886. Twelve-year-old Dinah Bell is too young to be working twelve-hour days. But to the factory and mill owners, age doesn't matter. In fact nothing seems to matter to them except how much work gets done. But Dinah and workers like her have many concerns: Food is scarce, wages are small, and hope seems out of reach. Dinah's father knows there must be a better way -- that's why he and eight thousand others are planning to march for...

This scholarly, yet engaging, book presents a dynamic interpretation of Jewish history?from biblical to modern times?as a set of interconnected and evolving events and relationships that spring directly from Judaism's core beliefs. Rivkin explores how monotheism has enabled Jews throughout history to adapt themselves, their communities, and their vision of the Covenant whenever they were confronted by new circumstances or historical forces. Th...

Introducing new readers to some of history's most interesting and important people, these biographies focus on the pivotal episodes that show what kind of person the subject is (or was) and how he or she came to be famous. Although written in a story format, these books are not fictionalized accounts. A chronology of major events follows the story, along with a brief summary of the subject's life. As the young daughter of a powerful Powhatan l...

On My Own Biographies introduces beginning readers to some of history's most interesting and important people. These books focus on the pivotal episodes that show what kind of person the subject is (or was) and how he or she came to be famous. Each book is written in a story format but is not a fictionalized account. A chronology of major events follows the story, along with a brief summary of the subject's life. Martha Dandridge Custis was tw...

What made the mysterious tracks in Oscar's yard? Who's chomping on his mom's red flowers? Oscar insists it's a bear, but his friends disagree. When they track down the culprit, everyone is in for a big surprise. Full-color illustrations.

In this book, Eung Chun Park reconstructs a focused and coherent narrative of the last two decades of the life of Paul as it revolved around Gentile mission. The result is a detailed and thorough analysis of the Pauline letters that shows how Paul's theology changed over the course of his life as a result of his struggle to defend his gospel against those who advocated a different kind of gospel.

Key Features: - The only truly critical edition of Wesley's Works- Completes the collected volumes of Wesley's Journal and Diaries- Includes an index to all Journal and Diaries volumes- Edited by highly respected Wesley scholars

The recent emphasis placed on the study of narrative has found its way into theological studies. Essentially, this volume is an exploration of narrative and of the significant fact that the Jewish and Christian communities have continued over the centuries to tell stories that they reverence as the Word of God.

Dr. Lavid offers insight into a speech ailment that impairs more than sixty million worldwide.

A Collection of True Tales of Arizona's Old West Fascinating and absolutely true stories about events, places and people from Arizona's history. Read about the Wickenburg Massacre, The Earps' Wives and Women, Gun Battle at Stockton Ranch, Battle of Apache Pass and more! Includes maps and photos.

Chronicles an odyssey in American art beginning with the often-romanticized Harlem Renaissance and traveling through the Great Depression and beyond. Gwen Knight's paintings, spanning more than sixty years in New York and Seattle, demonstrate one artist's determination to make art. Pub. with Tacoma Art Museum

This groundbreaking volume features ten original short stories by today's finest young adult authors--including Chris Lynch, Joan Bauer, and Garth Nix--that take a hard, clear look at various aspects of love and sexuality. These stories depict young people as they face the challenges of the new world that is opening up to them.

A What to Expect for the teen years. With the publication of The Teen Health Book parents will finally have a single volume to help them navigate the confusing changes of the adolescent years. Ralph I. Lapez, a pioneer in the field of adolescent medicine, is known for his warm and accessible manner and offers health and medical information in a clear and conversational tone. Addressing both physical and emotional concerns, this essential guide...

Earl S. Johnson, Jr., explores eight biblical texts that have been instrumental in forming the basis of Presbyterian belief and mission. Using Reformed and Presbyterian principles of biblical interpretation--and the standards of modern biblical criticism, he examines Presbyterian theological statements and their influence on the development of the church's positions on social issues throughout history. With this important work, Johnson aims to...

In 1852, a group of young men met in the neighborhood now known as SoHo and formed an association to help newcomers adapt to the bustling metropolis of New York. They formed the Young Men's Christian Association of New York. A Year later, another YMCA took root across the East River in the sister city of Brooklyn In 150 years, the YMCA has grown from its initial evangelical orientation to serve New Yorkers of all faiths, races, and classes, me...