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A Journey Toward Contentment
A Journey Toward Contentment is designed to help readers see that the Scriptures are alive and active. The inspired Word of God is love letters written with you in mind, from the heart of God. These love letters will activate your soul to bring comfort, encouragement, tenderness, and rest. You can find contentment through the journey of life when you understand that your strength comes from God. Faith is the foundation of your contentment, when you comprehend that you serve an all-powerful, all-wise, and all-good God. Your faith must be tested, so you grasp the depth of His love and faithfulness to you, His child, whom He made with meticulous care. May you hold fast to the encouragement of the Scriptures and treasure the living hope, the anchor of your soul. His kingdom is coming! May each woman who embarks on this journey learn to live loved. For when we are filled and flooded with God, then we have learned to be content in whatever circumstance or situation that comes into our lives (Ephesians 3:19).
God is in Hell
Enmeshed in revolutionary politics and faced with imminent death, it took a series of extraordinary spiritual encounters to bring Grott to a dramatic change of life direction. She did not realize she had been on a life long quest for the answer to "Where was God during the Holocaust?" until she found her answers. In her search for meaning, and then healing and reconciliation, she gives us a rare opportunity to witness the extremes of behavior a seeker may turn to before finding a way to end the cycle of assault and retribution. This unusual story is told from an integrated, heartfelt, political and spiritual perspective.
The Middle of a Wish
In the Middle of a Wish takes place in 2047 when Mom and her daughter, Star, leave their home in New Bay and set out on foot with a women's collective called Caretakers. They are part of the last wave of climate refugees leaving the Westlands. Sheltering in abandoned box stores, they join another group of refugees, families and artisans who are led by a guide named Riga. Riga is a person of indeterminate gender and ethnicity. Star and Riga have an intense attraction which develops on the journey east. Mom befriends a woman and her husband who are closer to Mom's age of seventy. Mom is, on rare occasions, prescient; and she believes in "the knowing," an ability to access knowledge through dre...
Ring of Truth
Fresh out of boot camp a young yeoman struggles to adjust to his new life in the Navy. His assignment is as easy as they come for newly minted "push button third" until he crosses paths with another young seaman under investigation for assaulting a base policeman. A seaman with a very odd story about how he came to have a Navy Academy class ring...
Lights of Winter
Describes the festivals and holidays celebrated in the winter season in different countries of the world.
Refugee and Immigrant Family Voices
Wisdom and activism come to us sometimes in the smallest and most unexpected ways through soft, previously silenced, yet passionate voices. Critical theory, critical literacy, and related approaches to learning about the world and many forms of knowledge can be a potentially effective way to address complexities of our changing world society.
The Acquisition
When Sutherland Bio buys up the little bio research firm Human Resources specialist Angela McCormack works for, she tries to adapt. Even though her shady new boss’s smarminess and sexism makes her stomach turn. She sticks it out through the verbal abuse, and through the benefit cuts and layoffs. But when her boss, George Sutherland Jr., tasks her to recruit replacements for the people he laid off—and lets it slip that the layoffs were just part of a regime change strategy—she’s ready to throw in the towel. As much as she hates the idea of shoveling manure again, she’d rather return to her family’s farm and petting zoo than stay with Sutherland Bio. Then George Jr. takes a particu...
The Girl From Shanghai Ghetto
This gripping historical novel is based on true stories. It has been longlisted for the 2022 Guernica Prize for Literary Fiction. The sweeping saga narrates a Jewish girl, Nina, goes through many wars by six mighty rivers in six countries. Nina is born by the Rhine River in Germany. She is only eight when the notorious Kristallnacht occurs on November 9, 1938. Immediately after, Nina escapes from Nazi Germany to London alone by British Kindertransport program, and lives near the Thames River in UK. Nina never knows she will struggle and grow up in the Shanghai ghetto by the Huangpu River in China during WWII. Nina can't imagine she will confront more deadly wars in Israel, US, and Canada. Even though she experiences the romance from her first love to faulty love, to true love all in extraordinary ways, does Nina survive those serious life or death challenges? Nina’s fascinating life coincides with some of the major historical events of the twentieth century, from WWII to the attack of 9/11. The Girl From Shanghai Ghetto is like a cinematic epic legend, which looks back at history and shows humanity’s glory that transcends hatred and pursues peace.
Feeding the Spirit
Feeding the Spirit: Art, Dreams and Language in the Elementary Classroom, by Art Rogers, explores and documents the important role of art in elementary education, particularly in the area of language development, as well as across disciplines. The author also presents an eloquent and persuasive case for the importance of dreamwork in the classroom as an untapped source of inspiration for creative expression. In addition to providing a strong pedagogic and philosophical foundation supporting art as a core element of the learning process, Rogers gives specific, practical examples of successful instructional strategies from his own teaching experience.
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