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Something to Think About
Something to Think About: Random Thoughts on the Christian Faith is a collection of some of the many unpublished essays that Thomas Mockoviak has written over a period of twenty-one years. They are each written about everyday situations that we may encounter at some time in our lives, and provide us with some scriptural references that may be of help. Some of the essays are humorous and some more serious, but they all have one basic theme in mind: we can find God’s presence in our everyday lives if we will just take the time to look for Him.
Forever in Our Hearts: The Life, Faith and Legacy of Christina Grimmie
Forever in Our Hearts: The Life, Faith, and Legacy of Christina Grimmie tells the story of a faith-filled woman whose short life left a lasting impression and impact on the lives of those who knew her and followed her singing career. Christina's love for her family, friends, and fans was surpassed only by her deep and lasting love for Jesus and her Christian faith. Her life reflected the values and morals she learned from reading and living the Bible, one of her favorite books. In spite of her short time on this earth, she has left a lasting legacy of love, hope, and inspiration for all to emulate.
Forever in Our Hearts
Tells the story of a faith-filled woman whose short life left a lasting impression and impact on the lives of those who knew her and followed her singing career. Christina's love for her family, friends, and fans was surpassed only by her deep and lasting love for Jesus and her Christian faith.
Behind the Tapestry
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Roots and Wings
Roots and Wings recounts Virginia Tanner's remarkable career as a dance artist, educator, and founder of the University of Utah's Tanner Dance Program. From her early experiences assisting at Evelyn Davis's dance school in Washington, D.C., to the creation of the Tanner Dance Program at the University of Utah, her influence in the field was pervasive. She channeled children's energy, sharpened their senses, and encouraged youthful, authentic dance expression. Tanner's work endures, continuing to echo with sensitivity and spirit in the bodies of young dancers throughout the United States and abroad. By revealing both the broader and specific themes of Tanner's career and legacy, this narrative fills an important void. While exploring Tanner's story, it also recognizes the value of unique instructional methodologies for teaching dance to young children and the vital role the arts play in children's lives.
The Postal Record
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