About The Bible by Angie McGraw
The book begins by bringing the Bible's message to the reader's attention and continues with an informative, readable essay of the entire Bible. This is followed by a Biblical outline of both the Old and New Testaments. Other subjects include the Historial Reliability of the Bible, Evidence of the Resurrection, and other Bible facts of interest.
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Gifts From The Child Within, 2nd Edition Self-discovery and Self-recovery Through Re-Creation Therapy, by Barbara Sinor, PhD
Book Description Gifts From the Child Within brings a refreshing approach to guiding its reader to understanding the initial or underlying basis to their emotional suffering due to past childhood trauma. This recovery book is geared toward both professional and layperson. Its pages are filled with offerings from psychological, physiological, and spiritual perspectives which takes the reader on a journey into the soul. It is written with sensitivity and clarity inviting the reader to search within for healing. As the author shares her own journey of childhood abuse, the reader is asked to address issues surrounding physical, mental, spiritual, and sexual abuse. Instructions are captured to guide one toward reaching for their own child within; releasing negative emotions; re-creating outdated childhood beliefs; and, to recognize the gifts the inner child has for us. The process of Re-Creation Therapy(tm) is introduced by the author allowing the reader who follows its guidance to reap the effects of gradual changes in self-awareness which lead to a greater understanding of the psychodynamics the child within plays in the adult life. Included are a series of healing visualizations and autohypnosis suggestions; blank journal pages; and sample affirmations following each chapter. What Experts Say About Gifts From The Child Within "This is indeed a valuable self-help book and a tool for the Counselor, Hypnotherapist, Minister, Psychotherapist, or Clinician. I assure you, the world will look much brighter after you read this book." --Lavona Stillman, PhD, CC, HT "Barbara Sinor has written a book that will help the violated and traumatized child within to heal. Gifts From The Child Within helps guide survivors with repressed memories of trauma, as well as those with current memories of incest, through the healing process." Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America 1958, Founder: Survivor's United Network "Barbara Sinor has bridged the gap for clients and therapists alike between the mere discovery of the inner child and the building of a true relationship with this most important being within. Gifts From The Child Within is an important and highly readable work." Rick Boyes, M. Coun, CHT, Author A Body To Die For "Gifts From The Child Within is a wonderful book that takes the reader on a journey into the soul. Flowing and readable, this book is filled with stories, myths, information, and revelation." Marilyn Gordon, CHT, Author, Healing is Remembering Who You Are For more information: see www.DrSinor.com
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Sacred Grief Exploring A New Dimension to Grief by Leslee Tessmann
Sacred Grief offers an intriguing exploration of the far-reaching ripple effect of our present-day opinions about surviving grief's emotional roller-coaster and the unnecessary suffering our judgments unconsciously promote. You'll find comfort in discovering that there's another dimension to this universal experience--a dimension that fosters trust, kindness and compassion, peacefully heals, and steadfastly moves you towards your soul's deepest desires and dreams.
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SO TORN by Melony Cooper
Sometimes Love Is Not Enough, and Sometimes It Is Everything! In SO TORN, Emanie learns firsthand about the thin line between loving someone and being in love with someone when she must choose between her husband and a friend who just might be the love of her life. SO TORN is the story of a love triangle. A young lady is left heartbroken after her marriage was put to the test.In a desperate attempt to move forward with her life she starts dating again.Her husband experiences a life changing event and wants to come back to her. Is he too late? Has someone already filled his shoes? Is their bond strong enough to weather the storm or will the couple hurt each other more and end up so torn?
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The Fish Catcher by David Carter
The Fish Catcher tells the story of Mary Fissleborough and her sister Daisy. It is 1940 and following the bombing at the Mulryne's house opposite, Mary and Daisy reluctantly agree to be evacuated to the countryside. Two days later they find themselves on a train out of Paddington station in the company of five hundred strangers. They pitch up in a small Devon town where, milling around in the cattle market, they strain to find their new mom and dad. There they meet the abandoned Billy Grimes, and Billy tags along with them, all the way up to their new home at Wolfdale Hall. Mary fancies herself as something of an amateur detective, and she is soon looking at the affairs at Wolfdale through a quizzical eye. Why is the front bedroom unused and always locked? Who is the bloke Oliver Tresco who lives in the house, yet does nothing for his keep, and why is he not in the armed forces? And where exactly is the missing daughter Cicely, who no one has seen? Could Mary and Daisy really be in danger, or is it simply Mary's over active imagination? Allbooks Review said: There are several cliches that come to mind while reading this murder/mystery, 'what goes around, comes around,' 'there are skeletons in everyone's closet.' You will have to read this novel to understand the full impact of what I mean. In September 1939, massive evacuations of England's major cities began with pregnant women and children. During this devastating occurrence in history, how often do we think about the children? Their lives were forever changed, their thoughts molded for ultimate survival. Based on several young evacuees, banished to rural areas to escape the bombings in England, we are treated to an inside and well researched version of the possibilities that may have occurred while they were supposedly in the care of 'Evacuee Wardens.' Torn from their homes and loved ones, these children of World War II were abruptly thrown into a foreign world. Fiction combined with truth keeps this story flowing. The reality and personal insight into bombings and devastation of houses, which were actually the homes and lives of real families, mixed with the logic behind two fictional murder cover-ups, entices the reader to a rational understanding of each story. The author, David Carter has accurately described the devastating effect of bombings and opened the imagination to the plight of an evacuee's peril, yet understanding the need that 'life goes on.' It is truly a powerful story of how children bond together to protect each other in order to survive personal upheaval. David Carter is a well-established English author who also has an extremely interesting web site with published articles varying from writing tips, the sport of cricket to identity theft. Obviously multi-talented I am sure we will hear more from him in the future. A well-written mystery with a fascinating touch of historical fact. A novel suitable for both older children and adults, which I would Highly Recommend to both generations.
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The Monarch Butterfly by Kimberly A. LaGrone-DeMarco
In the late 1950’s ten-year-old Joey Baker thought it was going to be another ordinary summer, but his quest for the monarch butterfly takes him on an unforgettable adventure. It all begins with a "sign" and then, while lost in the woods, Joey encounters a shadowy figure. . . His life will be changed forever
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To Right All Wrongs by Joyce Taylor Dennis
It's 1919 and a very naive seventeen year old, Laureen O'Brian, disillusioned with her tedious country life in Ireland, immigrates to America united by a shipboard marriage to Jock Sandowski, a ruthless Polish transient. Despite his fantastic promises of wealth and happiness, the couple becomes lost among the turbulent, cruel streets of New York City. Amid a world at war, and through the Great Depression years, they struggle to raise a family while deeply immersed in poverty and despair. A brutal murder makes society headlines, strong bonds are broken, and an emotionally damaged young detective discovers the true meaning of life. This is a stirring saga of two families--one affluent, one impoverished--and the ties that interweave their lives together. It is a story of deceit, forgiveness, powerful family devotion spanning thirty years--and finding peace throughout it all.
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Why is He Different by Kris Byrnside and Linda Fox, Illustrations Milos T
A children's book that deals with the serious issues of Autism, PDD, and ADHD. The soothing illustrations, soft tone and bright characters will leave your child with an open mind, and a light heart - one of compassion and understanding.
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