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Being White
What does it mean to be white? In our culture, whites have not always used their power and privilege responsibly. As a result, those from other racial and ethnic backgrounds may respond to you differently or suspiciously simply because of your whiteness. You may feel ambivalent about your own identity as a white person. Perhaps you have been frustrated when a friend of another ethnicity shakes his head and tells you, ''You just don't get it because you're white.'' How can whites overcome the mistakes of the past? How can they build authentic relationships with people from other backgrounds? In this groundbreaking book, Paula Harris and Doug Schaupp present a Christian model of what it means ...
Connecting the Dots...
"Paola's positive approach to the UFO phenomenon developed in the USA in the light of J. Allen Hynek's serious activity and in Italy with CUN's disclosure effort has turned into a sincere mission to inform the general public about the real facts about of the possible alien presence." Dr. Roberto Pinotti Director-Centro Ufologico Nationale (CUN) Italy" Her enthusiasm and insight into the subject plumbs the spiritual depths of the phenomena and inspires the interviewees. This book is a valuable tool that casts light on the greatest story of our time." Robert O Dean, Retired Command Sergeant Major "Paola Harris is an investigative journalist whose quest for the truth about UFOs has taken her al...
Scorpio
Details the personality traits, physical appearance, and other characteristics of individuals born between October 23 and November 22. Lists famous people born under the sign of Scorpio.
I'm Still Smiling!
Told by his doctors that he would never live to see his next birthday, 19-year old college student, Andrew Merey, swore to outlive them all. Through pure grit, determination, and a powerful positive mindset, Andrew extended his life for another twenty-five years. This, his authorized biography, now with full-color photos, tells his inspiring saga and demonstrates how one man's ability to say "I'm Still Smiling!" allowed him to overcome the most dire circumstances and thereby succeed not only in surviving but in brightening the lives of all who knew him. A book that will lift your spirits as it touches your heart.
Called Out
Too often we lean into the wrong things and burn out. We buy society's lie that our worth is our work, our value is our vocation, our calling is our career. Confusing what we do with who we are wreaks havoc on our bodies, our souls, and our relationships. Called Out is a deeply personal book from Paula Faris, the beloved on-air reporter for ABC News and former co-host of The View. She shares her journey through conquering fears that nearly kept her from the high-profile, high-stakes world of broadcast journalism, and then the dangers when that world threatened to consume her. She burned out and faced public humiliation, physical breakdowns, and family struggles. But along the way, she heard God gently calling her out of that dangerous place. As she struggled to find who she was outside of what she did, she discovered her true purpose and true calling. Today, she is the host of ABC's popular podcast Journeys of Faith. Written with passion and conviction, this book reflects on what it truly means to be called, how to move past the fear holding you back, and how to walk in God's path for you.
Night Horse
In Elizabeth Smither's eighteenth collection of poetry her words are as vital as ever. The poems take the everyday &– mothers and daughters, cats and horses, books and bowls, slippers and shirts &– and transform them into something fresh: sometimes surreal, sometimes funny, often enchanted. And throughout, the work is infused with the personality of the author: a quirky, whimsical observer of the mundane world around her, which she shows to be full of surprises.
Progress in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases
This book represents the fourth ina series of international conferences related to Alzheimer's (AD) and Parkinson's (PO) diseases. The first one took place in EHat, Israel in 1985; the second in Kyoto, Japan, in 1989; and the third in Chicago, IL, USA in 1993. This book incorporates the proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Pro gress in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases, held in EHat, Israel, on May 18-23, 1997. This Conference was the 41st in the series of annual OHOLO Conferences sponsored by the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR). It was also conducted under the aus pices of the Alzheimer's Association Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Institute, USA. The Co...
When Fallen Angels Fly
CHARLENE is an Eastern Kentucky coalminer's daughter who vows not to drink like her father, swears she will not be stuck in a tumultuous marriage but finds herself in those very situations she vowed would never happen. At a very early age, Charlene falls in love with the mine foreman's wild, irresponsible, yet incredibly handsome son, discovers she is pregnant at seventeen, and learns about life through extreme sorrow. Charlene grows close to BIRDIE, the local weathered old hillbilly, who smokes, drinks, cusses, plays poker like a man, and takes her on a cruise. They have the time of their lives, and the pages are ripe with humor from the episodes of the two cruising on a luxury liner. When ...
Murder on Autarch 1
The Italian Best-Seller novel in its English translation! 2233. A dying planet. A brutal off-world murder. A lonely drug-addicted military investigator might be the key to save the human race. Frank Harden is a talented military investigator, but also a disillusioned loner and drug addict. His life is set to change when a brutal murder takes place in Sector 3 of Autarch City, the main off-world settlement of the Velera-Exi Belt - the last refuge of a dying race. Persuading Raymond Purdis, his boss and something of a father figure, to give him the job, this case inspires Frank with a new purpose in life. He starts to ask questions, but he soon discovers that the motive behind the murder is da...
Going Up the River of Shame
On a steamy August day in 1993, the Pee Dee Education Center held its monthly meeting in the long, narrow board room on the second floor of the building located on Dargan Street in downtown Florence. On that day, eighteen of the nineteen member superintendents voted to sue the state of South Carolina. As they took this action, the superintendents were not aware they were becoming a part of a state-by-state national movement, a movement that would challenge state governments to provide a higher level of education for each state's poorest students. The South Carolinians only knew they were struggling to offer students in their districts the kind of education the students needed to break out of...
