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One Tattered Angel
One Tattered Angel is a remarkable story of the power of love to reach beyond physical limitations. This is a touching, true story about the "angel" Blaine and his wife Kathy adopted in 1988. Born with hydraencephaly -- only a brain stem and cerebrospinal fluid -- Charity changed the lives of their entire family. Blaine Yorgason describes the immense difficulties and even greater joys of raising Charity along with their six children. In a home filled with love and compassion, Charity outlived her doctors best predictions and progressed beyond belief.
Led by the Spirit
A Synopsis of Book #60062 In his sequel to Devil at my Doorstep, the author focuses on events from early 1993 until the present. His focus has completely changed from his earlier and rather hard-nosed lessons, to more insightful ones, inspired by the whisperings of the Spirit. He explains how Jeanne unexpectedly came back into his life after almost twenty-seven years. He describes his conversion to the Gospel, and Jeanne's conversion to the Church. He ties up a lot of loose ends which were created earlier. Beginning with the premise that we first learn, then believe, and then know and understand, he directs us to become what we were meant to become.
A Wallflower No More
"A resource for survivors of emotional and sexual abuse that offers practical steps to self-mastery and healing"--Provided by publisher.
Journey
Have you ever known anyone that has either experienced cancer firsthand or been a caretaker? Chances are the answer to that is yes, and it has become painfully clear to me that at least one in every three individuals that you encounter will have an experience story to share of someone that they have known or cared about. The families that you will read about in this book are examples of touching raw emotion that exacerbates when this diagnosis occurs. The hope of each who has contributed to this book is that it will bridge the gap of communication for the patient and their families and friends. Always remember it is not in the destination but in the journey.
My Child, My Gift
A comprehensive guide for parents who are unfortunately given the bad news regarding their preborn child with either an ultrasound or laboratory diagnosis of a potential or real congenital problem. It explains to them both secular and religious faithbased strategies on how to emotionally, psychologically and spiritually prepare for and assimilate the multiple and various emotions they will have to reconcile, as well as how to deal with the mixed messages they will be receiving from family members, friends, physicians, and their own inner conflicting feelings. My prayers have been answered in Madeline Pecora Nugents My Child, My Gift. From the Foreword by MARK X. LOWNEY "This volume is a must...
Teaching American History Through the Novel
Make the past come alive for your students by introducing them to a wide array of fascinating historical novels.
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS AND SCIENCE
The first section of the trilogy deals with epistemology. The approaches to determine what is true in the author’s religion and science use are discussed, and shown to be somewhat similar. The fundamental beliefs of both religion and science are based on metaphysical assumptions that cannot be proven true with empirical evidence. In the second part of the trilogy, seven essential metaphysical assumptions of the author’s faith are discussed. They are shown to be reasonable beliefs based on respected theories of quantum physics, relativity, the big bang, superstrings, evolution, psychology, geology and anthropology. The third section of the trilogy deals with beliefs about the creation of the earth. Each of the seven days of the creation story in Genesis are reinterpreted based on the finding of science, and beliefs of the LDS Church. This includes a form of evolution and pre-Adamic man. It is consistent with the writer's religious faith.
