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Love Sick
'Love Sick' is a limited-edition (500 copy) monograph documenting the second decade of practice by renowned British/Australian visual artist, Andrew Nicholls. A companion volume to the artist's first book, 'Love Andrew Nicholls - drawn works 1998-2008' (published in 2009), it features text by numerous highly-respected Australian and international arts writers, and reproductions of hundreds of artworks created between 2009 and 2019. Nicholls' practice encompasses drawings, ceramics and photography in addition to expansive site-based curatorial projects in heritage sites, (a number of which are documented in this publication). His works utilise a high-camp aesthetic and wry humour to interrogate how power has been expressed through aesthetics during the past two thousand years of Western Culture. 'Love Sick' is a gorgeously opulent publication, reflecting Nicholls' baroque aesthetic and intricately-detailed draftsmanship.
Real Change
However long we've been Christians, we all have areas of our lives that need transforming. This six-session course helps churches and Christian groups pursue biblical, heart-focused change. Based on CCEF's, "Dynamics of Biblical Change," Real Change is ideal for anyone who wants to grow to be more like Jesus.
Love Andrew Nicholls
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Real Change for Students
This six-week, biblically rich course for students helps young adults wrestle with change and what it looks like to become more like Jesus through the CCEF model of change. Real Change for Students offers in-depth Bible study, personal and group reflection, and an individualized change project, equipping them to experience gospel change in the ...
The Pacific Reporter
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The Colonial Ancestors and Twentieth Century Descendants of Samuel A. Nichols (1787-1866) of Howard County, Maryland
Samuel Ambrose Nichols, son of Robert Nichols and Sarah Robertson, was born 22 Feb 1787 near Annapolis, Maryland. He married Susannah Hardey, daughter of George Hardey and Priscilla Jenkins, on 24 Sep 1815. They had ten children. Susannah died on 16 July 1864 and Samuel died 3 Dec 1866. Their children and descendants have lived in Maryland, District of Columbia, South Carolina, Florida, and other areas in the United States.
