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The Life of the Apostle Paul
Packed with background information on the people and places that Paul interacted with, this book helps you to see Paul's life and travels with a much better focus. From the background of cities like Tyre, Jerusalem, Corinth, and Rome to the character of men like Agrippa, Festus, and Felix, "The Life of the Apostle Paul" helps you to know them like the first-century Christians would have known them.This book looks at the life of Paul from his birth and raising to his final written words to Timothy.Written by a Bible teacher, this book will prove to be a welcome addition to every Christian's library.
Commentary
This book includes Family Stories, Childhood Stories, Friendship, and Travel, consisting of a retelling of life experiences in poetry, including my response to them. The section of the book called Perspectives includes my observations and interpretations of various subjects such as Healing, Ageing, Grief and Illness. Many of these topics represent experiences shared by others during our lifetime.
Memories of My Son
Life is a journey and sometimes the travelers don’t know where it is taking them, making it difficult to find new paths they are comfortable following. Jason struggled to find a comfortable niche in life and many of his choices brought him pain. We know loss is a part of the cycle of life but it is always unexpected and difficult to accept. Remembering that all of life is a blessing and our sharing times with loved ones enables acceptance, reminding us to be grateful for our limited experiences.
All Our Yesterdays
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The Phillips Family
John Phillips (ca. 1735-1801) and his family moved from Loudon County, Virginia to Rowan (now Davie) County, North Carolina during or before 1790. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, Texas and elsewhere. Includes some Phillips genealogical data (where no connection can be traced as yet) in New England, New York, New Jersey and elsewhere.
Yucaipa
When the soldiers returned after the end of World War II, the community of Yucaipa celebrated the victory and settled into a new era that would someday become known as the "good old days." Located in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains at the edge of the desert, the area and the climate was perfect for not only maintaining the agriculture-based economy, but establishing more businesses, churches, schools, and whole new neighborhoods. The first tracts of homes were followed with mobile home parks for new retirees looking for a real hometown, which they found in Yucaipa. People raised their children in a village-style environment, and the whole family could enjoy life with enthusiasm. There was plenty to do, and traditions that are continuing today were established in the form of parades, fairs, sports programs, and the enrichment opportunities of good schools, a college, and the community's love of its land and each other.
