This is a heartwarming bookstory about an abandoned little kitten named Midnight and how he found love. It is the second book in a series of books about the lovable, little kitty cat named Midnight.
It is the beginning of a beautiful love story between a little girl, a rescued little kitten, and the family who loves him so much.
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How much recognition do we give to a soldier's family? Can we truly know what to expect or be fully prepared to embrace reality with its uncertainties? It's more than business as usual; much is involved when one person is left with it all.
There's a way that seems too difficult for a natural carnal mind to travel. Bombarded with unanswered questions and concerns, no one can make sense of. It's a chapter in one's life that shines bright, not from the amount of faith we have but from the grace we're given to live the life of a soldier's wife.
Through trials and tribulations, it's proven that a family can subdue anything with God. Not only has this wife proven to be an overcomer amidst the storm, but also her family and friends learned a very valuable life lesson as well: stand firm, stand tall, or allow weakness to cradle your fall.
This book will give you an inside look at a different kind of war--the battlefield in the comforts of home.
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This book is my story, perception, experiences, and manifestation based on my willingness to forgive and no longer define myself as a victim of circumstances. God gives that which is good when we seek to follow the good path. It is verified in the Psalm of David:
Forgotten Faces: Family Caregiver Voices takes readers directly into the homelives of actual caregivers to cognitively impaired family members.
This captivating nonfiction narrative rotates through the entire caregiving journeys of "Fred," "Janice," "Alice," and "Yvonne," whose wife, second husband, mother, and grandfather were diagnosed with Alzheimer's dementia.
Dr. Tiller's personal and professional commentary compliments their earnest firsthand accounts to provide solace for prior caregivers, empowerment for new or future caregivers, and startling insights for their families, friends, neighbors, employers, or policymakers.
A portion of Forgotten Faces: Family Caregiver Voices proceeds will be directed to assist caregiver support groups.
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Stress, short tempers, impatience, and greed--these are elements that have their origin in what is having an effect on all of us. That thing is discontentment. Matthew 6:33 addresses this condition and provides us with the answer to discontentment by looking through the lens of God's perspective. It is sure to enlighten, challenge, and encourage the reader.
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The journey of life is a life we live in stages, not just by ourselves, but also with our families. How we handle these stages will determine the life we live. I hope that as I have shared some of my own journey with you, you also are inspired to lean on and trust the only wise individual who can love, comfort, lead, and guide you successfully throughout all of these stages. He is our Peace, Comforter, Strength, Teacher, Advocate, and Love, and as you communicate with Him, He will show you how. After all, He is the Messiah.
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This book is a view of America and its people as observed by an immigrant through a lifetime of assimilation. It traces the gradual change in his perception of Americans: from the hero worship of his youth gained from meeting American soldiers in WWII, and the influence of imported American pop culture, to that gained from actually coming to America and interacting with everyday Americans. He discovers that Americans don't all stand as tall as John Wayne, don't all sing like Frank Sinatra, don't all give speeches like John Kennedy, and the women don't all look, sing and dance like Debbie Reynolds. Instead he finds a people blessed with common virtues that they use to overcome adversities and improve their lives and that of their neighbors. These virtues are illustrated in each of the forty short stories in the book. The subjects represent a cross section of America and include children, students, teachers, workers, tradesmen, engineers, scientists, inventors, executives, athletes, soldiers, volunteers, religious, and even politicians. The stories are sometimes patriotic, or inspirational, or religious, or humorous, and many times, all of the above. The author hopes that the readers will identify with their fellow Americans in the book and even find a little bit of themselves in them.
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A title such as this, Musical Musings of One Viewing Life Through a Catholic Eye, entails quite a responsibility on the part of the author mainly because, unlike a conventional book, it begs the readers not only to use their sense of sight but also their sense of hearing. The reason for the latter requirement stems from the desire of the author to take the prospective readers' poetic experience a notch higher by letting each word, each phrase, and each line in her twenty-one poems evolve and sprout melodic wings empowering them to take flight and soar with majestic grace into the magical realm of musical poetry.
Her next step is to invite all of you, poetry and music lovers alike, to tap into that mental faculty known as imagination and get figuratively airborne with her aboard this virtual "aircraft" of a book and experience a world viewed through the unfiltered lens of a Catholic eye.
And how does one do this? By logging in on your computer and typing in "reverbnation.com/mariefielbureros" and pick out any of the twenty-one songs featured in the book and which had been culled from her four CD albums. To facilitate your search, she is providing you with this guide:
Living a HIP Life is a narrative of an extraordinary life. The book captures the wisdom and tenacity of a human who carved out a pathway that provided inspiration, guidance, and legacy for scores of people. Through shared insights and percipience, the book explores the pragmatic balance of living a wholesome, faith-filled life while preparing for life's changes and legacy preservation.
This book is about helping us and our loved ones celebrate and appreciate the newness that can be brought about physically, spiritually, and relationally when we strive to live a HIP life--humble, intentional, and prepared! At the end of each section is the opportunity for you, the reader, to reflect on your own life and how HIP it has been.
Living a HIP Life will help you:
When Cynthia, an ardent tomboy, and her younger sister Abby, the family drama queen, return to their familial home after the death of their mother, the mysteries of the past begin to unravel as diaries are found and forgotten memories elicit tears of joy and sadness. Their very souls are encrusted in a house where rivalry and devotion coexisted all while leaving their indelible prints.
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As a follow-up to the book I Psalmist, More Psalms to our God, this serves as a second 365-day devotional. The author’s heartfelt writings make a great individual devotional or small group resource. Each day contains a short teaching, a prayer, and a scriptural reference. It can be started at any time.
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In spite of Peter Jordan's best efforts to teach and protect his beautiful ten-year-old daughter, Jennifer, she is taken from him by a stranger in a red car. In one second, his life is changed forever.
Peter works tirelessly with search and rescue to find her. Longing for his phone to ring with the words, "We found her. She is alive."
Meanwhile, Tuffy, Jennifer's curly-haired black terrier sits on the window seat at home, watching and waiting for his mistress to come back. Will he ever see his special girl again? He misses her with his whole little heart, and whimpers as he waits with unfailing patience for his family to return.
Through the unconditional love of a small black dog named Tuffy, the help of strangers who become friends, and the support of an entire community, Peter finds hope and purpose through service, faith, and love of others.
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"Their type of evil can be very insidious."
--Gabe Carpenter
Gabe Carpenter was zealous to serve God. That's why he felt he had to be obedient and take over the pastorate at Pine Grove Community Church in the isolated village of Pine Ridge. But with nothing to show after four years of ministry, a tragic accident ends his mission and his life.
Sage Carpenter has everything going for her--attractive, athletic, and wealthy. She is a successful electronics developer and businesswoman. When she gets word that her only brother is killed in a freak accident, she's forced to travel to the dying hamlet in a remote corner of southern British Columbia with the intention of attending his funeral and settling his estate. What she discovers when she arrives is a series of mysterious events related to her brother's untimely death, and soon she is caught up in a life-changing adventure that teams her up with a Canadian Ranger, a retired CSIS agent, and a soon to retire RCMP officer.
As this unlikely group desperately try to find answers, they soon find themselves embroiled in a desperate fight that they must win; not just because their lives depend on their success, but the lives of countless thousands of innocent people do too.
For we battle not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places. (Ephesians 6:12)
"Depressing." "Ungodly." "Skippable." Each of these words have been used to describe Ecclesiastes. Catching the Wind: A Guide for Interpreting Ecclesiastes provides an interpretive companion for pastors, Bible study teachers and leaders, and Bible readers who are tired of skipping Ecclesiastes because either it is too hard to understand or its content appears too contrary to fit into preconceived notions of what and how God reveals Himself in His Word. The message of Ecclesiastes, often lost to readers and interpreters in the puzzling, enigmatic details of the book, becomes readily accessible when Ecclesiastes is considered in the whole. Catching the Wind utilizes the structure of a modern social research report to reveal the divine intent of Ecclesiastes, the divine truth that true meaning in human life comes in covenant relationship with the sovereign God and through no other means. The guide provides instruction for developing a biblical hermeneutic, an interpretation of the text of Ecclesiastes, examples of personal application, and abundant study questions for further investigation.
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This imaginative tale brings a bewitching perspective to friends who come together in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Through his child's eye, John Vorsheck III presents diversity as it should be, natural and understood, as these whimsical characters celebrate their friendship by sharing, caring, and playing together. His first book will captivate and enchant you, not scare you!
Look for If Grandma Lived Next Door by Gianna and John III, coming soon.
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This whimsical tale was inspired by Gianna Vorsheck when she said she knew what would make her grandma really happy ......... if she lived right next door! Together with her brother, John III, and Grandma, they contrived and wrote about all of the ways that they might get there. This delightful story evolved from their imaginations and creativity and tells of the remarkable love between grandchildren and their grandma. It is a book for all ages and just one of their children-inspired stories that will warm your heart and leave you smiling.
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It is May 1634 when Jonathan and Elizabeth Pratt arrive in the Massachusetts Bay Colony from England. They are as yet unaware of the beauty and dangers that they will encounter in this wilderness as they embark on their journey of faith. As they establish a home and family in this new world, they and their companions will experience loss, tragedy, and death. They will also experience joy, love, and renewal as they serve one another in compassion, love, and charity--the pure love of Jesus Christ. They will learn that family can include much more than blood relations as they band together with others in their community of saints to face the challenges life in the wilderness. They learn that when they are in the service of their fellow man and women, they are in the service of God. They also learn that as they do their best to keep the commandments and live the Gospel, they prosper in this land that is choice above all other lands. In doing so, they plant the seeds of what will become this great country of the United States of America.
