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By Monday
Trent Pennington, a scientist, returns from deep space to find Earth in chaos. The mayhem is much worse than the planet's leaders suspect. He spent the last sixteen years aboard an ancient space vessel against his will. Despite that, he has become very powerful. To Pennington's surprise, his wife Sarah has entered politics, and risen quickly. They have secrets that they both prefer to remain hidden. Will they work together to save the planet from Armageddon, or will they oppose each other? Will they renew their vows, or go their separate ways? The saga progresses at a brisk pace as events unfold. Troubled citizens become desperate. They involve themselves in nefarious plots. None understand what drives them, as impending doom approaches. The planet can only be saved by collective efforts.
Beyond the Wishing Well
Sheldon Parrish pictured here in the early 1990s as Football Coach of Roosevelt High School Beyond The Wishing Well is the second project by author Sheldon Parrish. This piece is the follow up to the book, One Square Mile his fi rst book released in August of 2009. The author states that where the preceding book was from an Autobiographical perspective this project is more refl ections of town residents and people who grew up in Roosevelt, NY. The book goes further to point out the diversity in talents and professions which claim the One Square Mile as it roots and place of nurturing. Things are quickly changing in this hamlet of Roosevelt and it was very important to the author to complete these books for posterity.
Ohio Source Records from the Ohio Genealogical Quarterly
Ohio Source Records is composed of articles from the scarce periodical The Ohio Genealogical Quarterly. This book consolidates and indexes the contents of the periodical, which consisted chiefly of cemetery records, tax lists, newspaper abstracts, and vital records, the combined articles bearing reference to about 45,000 persons.
Choose the Life
Many churches harbor harried congregations merely going through the motions--sleepwalking saints who fail to experience transformed living. Many are unable and unwilling to share the gospel, convinced that it's not their "gift." True disciples do more than the minimum, explains Hull. They choose the life and commit to bringing Jesus to the lost. They live out their beliefs and walk the walk. Submission shows the doubting world that Christ is embedded in their character. Choose the Life is a practical tool as accessible to laypeople as ministry leaders. Any church seeking life-changing significance will be challenged by this cutting-edge resource. No hand-holding here, Choose the Life shows church members how to take individual responsibility for both being discipled and discipling others.
The City Record
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