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The Forgery Case Against Danielle Denise Jones
Danielle Denise Jones was arrested for forging Judges' names to documents ordering release of her husband from prison, a murderer serving multiple life sentences. According to the criminal complaint, a federal district judge in Los Angeles reported during February of this year that documents ordering the immediate release from prison of Jason Earl Jones, a federal habeas corpus petitioner in state custody, had been forged. The counterfeit documents bearing the falsified signatures of two judges, the Honorable United States District Judge Gary Feess and the Honorable United States Magistrate Judge Marc. L. Goldman, were believed to have been mailed by an accomplice outside the prison.
Reclaiming Your Heart
Have you ever wondered where the abundant life Scripture promises is, and how you seem to have missed it? Do you ever catch yourself saying, “Those were the best years of my life?” A failed relationship, a health crisis, a job loss, the death of a loved one—all can cause us to hide out, go numb, give up. Before we even know it, we’re simply coping with life instead of living it to the fullest. It happens to most of us at one point or another. For author and Bible study teacher Denise Hildreth Jones, it happened in the wake of her devastating divorce. But she fought desperately to reclaim her God-designed heart, and now, in her transparent, authentic style, Denise challenges you to do the same. Sharing stories from her own journey and others she’s walked alongside, Denise will help you identify ways you’ve given your heart to “lesser gods” like performance, people-pleasing, and control, and how to find your way back to God’s design for your life—to laughing, loving, and living life to the fullest.
Who Said It Couldn't Be Done
One woman's journey involving poverty, incest, drug addiction, incarceration and lesbianism ~ to sobriety, spiritual redemption and inner peace. "Deep insecurity and inferiority, drug addiction and role confusion tormented me for many years. Often I wondered if I were a boy or a girl; Who am I? What am I? Why am I?
Who Said It Couldn't Be Done?
WHO SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE? A Diamond From The Rough This book candidly chronicles one woman's journey through life on Chicago's west side involving poverty, incest, drug addiction, incarceration and lesbianism to eventually gaining sobriety, spiritual redemption and inner peace. In Denise's words: "Deep insecurity and inferiority, drug addiction and role confusion tormented me for many years. Often I wondered if I were a boy or a girl; if I were human or an animal. Who am I? What am I? Why am I? In spite of all these obstacles, Denise grabbed hold to a seed of hope. She dropout of school at an early age, Denise now holds a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Behavioral Sciences and a Master of Science in Nonprofit Management. As an author, motivational speaker and deliverance minister, Denise inspires individuals from all walks of life to reach above life's circumstances. Do not miss your opportunity to be touched by her powerful story. Her message is to the masses. "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new". 2nd Corinthians 5:17
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Sister Jones
Denise Jones was always labeled as one of the exceptionally-fortunate ones. She was envied and admired because of her perseverance and unwavering faith in God. But like Job, the hedge around her would soon be removed and all she held dear would be affected. How easy is it to be grateful and thankful when your life is filled with everything you've ever wanted? What do you do when you are suddenly faced with circumstances you have only read about? Sister Jones is about to see if her faith can withstand the tests and trials of life.
Summer Season Shenanigans
Newquay in the 1960s was the place to be. It was when surfing really took off and where the doors of every hotel and Bed and Breakfast swung open and welcomed the never-ending stream of holidaymakers. Denise Bullen's parent's lust for life, imagination and have a go mentality certainly made for a colourful childhood. Even when they lived in London's suburbia, they constantly sought new opportunities and ventures. So, it was no surprise, in 1955, when Denise was four, they bought a rundown house in Holywell Bay, North Cornwall. The beach became her new back garden and the dunes her playground. Having turned the property into holiday flats, they were initiated into a Cornish 'Summer season', w...
The Other Side of Middletown
Prompted by the overt omission of Muncie's black community from the famous study by Lynd and Lynd, Middletown: A Study in Modern American Culture, the authors uncover the neglected part of the story of Middletown, a well-known pseudonym for the Midwestern city of Muncie, Indiana. It is a uniquely collaborative field study involving local experts, ethnographers, and teams of college students. The book, The Other Side of Middletown, and DVD, Middletown Redux, are valuable resources for community research. Sponsored by the Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry, Muncie, Indiana.
The First Gardener
Jeremiah Williams has been tending the gardens of the Tennessee governor’s mansion for over twenty-five years. And like most first families who have come and gone, this one has stolen his heart. Mackenzie and her husband, Governor Gray London, have struggled for ten years to have a child and are now enjoying a sweet season of life—anticipating the coming reelection and sending their precious daughter, Maddie, off to kindergarten—when a tragedy tears their world apart. As the entire state mourns, Mackenzie falls into a grief that threatens to swallow her whole. Though his heart is also broken, Jeremiah realizes that his gift of gardening is about far more than pulling weeds and planting flowers. It’s about tending hearts as well. As he uses the tools that have been placed in his hands, he gently begins to cultivate the hard soil of Mackenzie’s heart, hoping to help her realize what it took him years to discover. A Southern tale of loss, love, and living, The First Gardner reminds us that all of life is a gift, but our heart is the most valuable gift of all.
Secrets over Sweet Tea
Secrets can be funny things. We think they keep us safe, but more often than not, they spill out when we least expect and make a mess out of everything. It’s a truth Scarlett Jo Newberry knows all too well—a truth Grace Shepherd and Zach Craig are about to learn the hard way. As the lives of this boisterous pastor’s wife, polished news anchor, and beleaguered divorce attorney intersect in the tree-lined streets of Franklin, Tennessee, scandal threatens to topple their carefully constructed worlds. Grasping at survival, they embark on a journey of friendship and courage, desperate to find a way back to laughter, love, and life.
