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In her memoir, Invisible Division, Charlene Lovett pens the story of her fourteen-year-old daughter, Cheryl Green, the murdered child of the Harbor Gateway Infamous Case in 2006. She shares her journey toward healing through forgiveness, and embracing the fond memories of her daughter. In 2018, there is an Invisible Division, which is a section of a city where people of a certain race are not welcome or safe. Cheryl Green was a victim of a race hate crime. Like so many others, she was not aware of the many invisible divisions within neighborhoods across America. Johnathan Fajardo, the murderer of Cheryl Green, was murdered in prison on October 5, 2018. Charlene and her family take no pleasure over his fatal death; they are too familiar with such pain.
Poetry is a way to express thoughts and ponder lifes changes.
Calm in Chaos: Prose on Tensions of Hate and Distrust in Society, examines the obstacles and stereotypes that separate human beings, while emphasizing the importance of unity.
Social Justice Case Studies: Interdisciplinary and Non-Traditional Interdisciplinary Approaches provides individuals interested in social justice the ability to discuss and engage in interdisciplinary and non-traditional interdisciplinary team processes.
Find a Soul-Deep Relationship Online. In today’s fast-paced world, singles are turning to the Internet in the hopes of finding a relationship that goes deeper than superficial conversation. As many as 3,000 Christian matchmaker web sites boast more than 2 million members. But with so much happening online, how can a person know the best place to start and how to proceed? Online dating has the potential to put a meaningful soul connection literally at your fingertips. The search for a special relationship via the Internet holds great promise, but also significant risk. Fortunately, the support and guidance in this book can point you in the right direction, make you aware of the dangers, and...
Poetry is a way to express thoughts and ponder life's changes.
For millions of people, the name Jim Henson equals fun, creativity, compassion, wackiness, and all the energy and joy of the Muppets. This uplifting collection of quotes, anecdotes, songs, and insights brings the reader into the heart of Jim's magical world. A joy to read and experience, It's Not Easy Being Green inspires us all to keep in mind Kermit's advice, "Forget the map, roll down the windows, and whenever you can, pull over and have a picnic with a pig."
Published for the first time ever, the results of thirty-six seasons of excavation at the iconic site of Glastonbury Abbey, one of the key sites for an understanding of early monasticism in Britain.
Life is a fascinating thing. We do not ask for it, yet we are born. We then are raised by people called parent(s) and placed in environments in which we had no say in creating. And in our struggles as we grow, we call on someone called God. We go through life on this earth with multiple losses. We lose our first best friend over an argument on the playground or when they move away. We lose pets and people, grandpas, grandmas, and aunts and uncles. Our greatest loss may have been, or will be, our parents––the people who gave us the life we did not request. We are adults though. No longer children. We can accept grown-up things like death and life, even birth? We can, can’t we?