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In His Footsteps:
"The book amazed me" Writers Digest judge With her trademark candor, wry wit, and warmth award-winning author Margaret Agard gives us a smart, funny and timeless memoir appealing to both skeptics and believers, alike. Already overwhelmed with her five-page long to-do list thanks to a new marriage, two sons facing the tumultuous teen years, and work as a computer consultant, she's asked to organize care for all the women of her church from the new young mothers to grieving widows. In desperation, she turns her list over to God each day asking, "What do I do?" Her life is quickly filled with experiences both touching and quirky from hospital visits to screaming peacocks culminating in her hear...
The Home Missionary
No. 3 of each volume contains the annual report and minutes of the annual meeting.
Home Missionary
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The Bastard's World
There is nothing Matthias Deverell, illegitimate son of a marquis, wants more than to remove the murmurs of treason that haunt his father’s name. He is determined to do just that, even if it means completing the nearly impossible task of reassembling the globe his father used as a safe. With pieces spread all over London, it will take all of Matthias’ considerable skill at intimidation to retrieve them. Nicholas Rexford, young Viscount Leighton, wants only to be able to provide a comfortable life for himself and his three sisters. After being left in near-poverty thanks to their father’s spending and gambling, Nick is desperate to find a business venture he can invest in to turn their ...
Processional Cultures of the Eucharist: Vienna and her Central European Counterparts
The main question addressed in this comparative analysis was how we should and/or could interpret the socio-cultural and political role of late medieval Eucharistic marches in the context of Central European, especially in both residential and capital urban communities. One might conclude in the case of Vienna that concerning the form of Eucharistic processions the regulations and orders of marches always involved acts of power from external authorities imposing their political, social and cultural agenda on non-individualized groups of people.
