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Legacies of Valor
Legacies of Valor is all about obtaining a deeper understanding of biblical characters, both their most noble traits and their less notable character flaws. This book is intended to help us conduct a self-awareness expedition into who we are in Christ. To achieve this, we must examine and understand what God has to say about us, how He sees us, and what we need to know about Him. Within Legacies of Valor we will explore how to: - Acquire Wisdom and Gain Understanding - Turn Adversity into Strengths - Assure God’s Guidance - Stand in Faith - Understand God’s Character - Pay God’s Favor Forward - Know Your Resolve - Mature as a Warrior for Christ We will learn how the following bible characters became Difference Makers for God. - Noah: Last Man Standing - Gideon: O Valiant Warrior - David: A Mighty Man of Valor - Nehemiah: Difference Maker - Joshua: Wholeheartedly Committed - Nathan: Bold and Unafraid Spokesman - Hezekiah: A Prayer Warrior - Jesus: Through the Eyes of a Child
Legacies of Valor
Legacies of Valor is all about obtaining a deeper understanding of biblical characters, both their most noble traits and their less notable character flaws. This book is intended to help us conduct a self-awareness expedition into who we are in Christ. To achieve this, we must examine and understand what God has to say about us, how He sees us, and what we need to know about Him. Within Legacies of Valor we will explore how to: - Acquire Wisdom and Gain Understanding - Turn Adversity into Strengths - Assure God's Guidance - Stand in Faith - Understand God's Character - Pay God's Favor Forward - Know Your Resolve - Mature as a Warrior for Christ We will learn how the following bible characters became Difference Makers for God. - Noah: Last Man Standing - Gideon: O Valiant Warrior - David: A Mighty Man of Valor - Nehemiah: Difference Maker - Joshua: Wholeheartedly Committed - Nathan: Bold and Unafraid Spokesman - Hezekiah: A Prayer Warrior - Jesus: Through the Eyes of a Child
The Practical Stenographer
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Also Known As: In Belated Honor of Capt. Moses Rogers, New London's Unsung Hero, 100 Years on Unmarked Grave
Article relating to Capt. Moses Rogers, of New London, who was commander of a transatlantic steamship voyage to Liverpool, England, and Hammond's trip to Cheraw, S. C., where Rogers was buried in the cemetery of St. David's Church and finding other New Londoners buried there: members of the Coit, Prince, and Frink families. Includes brief summary of Capt. Rogers's welcome in Europe.
David L. Hammond Papers
General description of the collection: The David L. Hammond papers include a completed Korean War Veterans Survey questionnaire describing military leadership, discipline, military life, his combat experience, his brief experience as a prisoner of war (POW) and his post-war experience. He gives his opinion on the removal of MacArthur.
Hugh Chalmers
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