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For the Love of HER Life - Spring Edition:
A collection of spring daily devotions to encourage widows of any age and any stage of life. These devotions come from the writing team at aNewSeason Ministries (anewseason.net). Contributing authors are Kit Hinkle, Elizabeth Dyer, Danita Hiles, Nancy Howell, Karen Emberlin, Sheryl Pepple, Bonnie Vickers, Linda Lint, Erika Graham, Liz Anne Wright, Lori Strellar, Ami Atkins, Katie Oldham, Sherry Rickard, Leah Stirewalt, Teri Cox, and Julie Wright.
For the Love of HER Life - Winter Edition:
A collection of daily devotions to encourage widows of any age and any stage of life. These devotions come from the writing team at aNewSeason Ministries (anewseason.net). Contributing authors are Kit Hinkle, Elizabeth Dyer, Danita Hiles, Nancy Howell, Rene Zonner, Karen Emberlin, Sarah Rodriguez, Sheryl Pepple, Linda Lint, Erika Graham, Liz Anne Wright, Lori Strellar, Ami Atkins, Katie Oldham, Kathleen Beard, Sherry Rickard, Teri Cox, Julie Wright, and Kathy Mills.
Rescued and Restored
A collection of devotional posts from a young widow's first year of grief following her husband's suicide. Taken directly from her blog after many requests, Rescued and Restored was compiled and formatted to offer a tangible tool and month-by-month companion for those new on the grief journey or simply anyone in need of reading a message of hope and restoration following immense tragedy. While it could easily be read as a novel, Rescued and Restored is best digested in smaller increments for one newly on the grief journey or for the reader wanting to better absorb this year-long journey.
For the Love of HER Life - Summer Edition
A collection of daily devotions to encourage widows of any age and any stage of life. These devotions come from the writing team at aNewSeason Ministries (anewseason.net). Contributing authors are Kit Hinkle, Elizabeth Dyer, Danita Hiles, Nancy Howell, Rene Zonner, Karen Emberlin, Sarah Rodriguez, Sheryl Pepple, Linda Lint, Erika Graham, Liz Anne Wright, Katie Oldham, Kathleen Beard, Sherry Rickard, Teri Cox, Julie Wright, and Kathy Mills.
For the Love of HER Life - Autumn Edition:
A collection of daily devotions to encourage widows of any age and any stage of life. These devotions come from the writing team at aNewSeason Ministries (anewseason.net). Contributing authors are Kit Hinkle, Elizabeth Dyer, Nancy Howell, Rene Zonner, Karen Emberlin, Sarah Rodriguez, Sheryl Pepple, Linda Lint, Erika Graham, Liz Anne Wright, Katie Oldham, Sherry Rickard, Teri Cox, and Jill Byard.
978-1-4671-3369-2
The highest peak in the eastern United States, Mount Mitchell towers 6,684 feet over its home in Yancey County, North Carolina. It has borne silent witness to great scientific and personal achievements, tragic loss of life, heated debates, and a host of controversies both great and small. Once considered forbidding and remote, it claimed the life of its namesake, Elisha Mitchell, when he fell to his death in an attempt to firmly establish the mountain's height. In the early 1900s, entrepreneurs constructed a railroad, opening its old-growth forests to massive deforestation. This devastation stirred some of the earliest notions of environmentalism that led to Mount Mitchell's establishment as North Carolina's first state park. Today, it is a playground for tourists from around the world, offering some of the best hiking and views in the nation. Mount Mitchell showcases the rich history of the mountain along with the events and colorful characters that have shaped its story.
The Descendents [sic] of Johann Nicholaus Heinrich Kress (Cress).
Johann Nicholaus Heinrich Kress (1721- ) immigrated, with three brothers, from Steinau on the Road, Hesse-Nassau, Germany to America in 1752. By 1770, he settled at Mecklenburg (now Cabarrus) Co., North Carolina and died in 1783.
My Basmati Bat Mitzvah
During the fall leading up to her bat mitzvah, Tara (Hindi for “star”) Feinstein has a lot more than her Torah portion on her mind. Between Hebrew school and study sessions with the rabbi, there doesn’t seem to be enough time to hang out with her best friend Ben-O—who might also be her boyfriend—and her other best friend, Rebecca, who’s getting a little too cozy with the snotty Sheila Rosenberg. Not to mention working on her robotics project with the class clown Ryan Berger, or figuring out what to do with a priceless heirloom sari that she accidentally ruined. Amid all this drama, Tara considers how to balance her Indian and Jewish identities and what it means to have a bat mitz...
The Shuping Genealogy Collection
Various spellings include Schubing/Schopping/Schupping/Shuping.
