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The Lightbringer
Ben Steele spent most of his young life in the clutches of the occult. Then he was released by the faith and love of some new friends. Greg Martin is a cop with no hope and even less faith. Now he finds these new murders almost too much to bear, and the stress keeps coming. Raven is a man torn between his faith and his friends. He alone must make a decision that will change the life of three men, forever.
The Trustee's Handbook
Calling All Church Leaders!!! This is the book you've been looking for! No, seriously it is. Have you ever looked at some church politics and felt shame on their behalf? Have you ever seen people's egos get in the way of God's plans? Have you seen some decision that made you wonder just who was really in charge? This book is for you. The man behind the table serving, but no one really knows his name. The woman who cleans the communion cups, and teaches Sunday school. This book is also for all those people that think that Robert's Rules should be part of the Canon.
The Janitor
Jerry was a soldier in World War Two. But his real battle was when he got home, and he had to deal with the battles in his mind. He takes a job as a janitor in Leamington church, which starts him on a journey that will save his mind, and his soul, and give him the tools he needs to become. . . The Janitor
The Far East and Australasia 2003
A unique survey of each country in the region. It includes an extensive collection of facts, statistics, analysis and directory information in one accessible volume.
Scottish Clans and Their Associated Families
Get accurate information about Scottish clans, family associations, and societies in this updated edition of Scottish Clans and Their Associated Families. Robert J. Heston expands on his groundbreaking work to focus on the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs’ (SCSC) list of 353 clans. In addition, the author has retained the details of thirty-three Scottish families who are active in the United States and not cited in the SCSC list. When using this book, it is important to note that most Scottish clan and family organizations have clauses in their family lists stating that “variations in spelling of these names are accepted.” Therefore, this book provides the researcher the ability to look beyond an exact spelling of a name. Other books on this subject focus on a small number of clans, ancient names, and the preferred spellings of these small number of families. Some associate an individual name to a tartan, which can be problematic. With more than 12,000 names with the sources where these names were found, this work is the best source focused on identifying family surnames associated with Scottish clans, houses, and families.
