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When a woman's near-death experience results in her meeting Jesus, it contradicts her beliefs about God, the afterlife, and life on Earth. The encounter changes her forever and brings with it an unexpected surprise.'This must be it then. This is how I die.' Maria tries to outrun the tree hurtling towards her, but the rough terrain makes it impossible to escape. On 24 November 2017, Maria dies in a horrific accident while working with her husband on their farm in Queensland, Australia.A devout Christian all her life, 58-year old Maria expects to meet Jesus as she dies, but her ongoing encounters with him do not match anything she has read or heard. Over the following few weeks, Maria defies every medical prediction as the near-death experience forever change her, her family, friends, and those who hear the story.In this moving and inspirational testimony, Maria shares how God's love and joy overwhelmed her, healed her past and brought new freedom in her relationship with him and others. If you would like to understand more of the afterlife, spiritual dimensions, what is available to you right now and how it impacts your life on Earth, this book is for you.

A book of Christian short stories, reflections, prayers and illustrations, that allow readers to 'step into' the Bible to discover the soul searching questions of Jesus. This collection of stories takes you into accounts of Jesus asking questions that are wise, challenging, and life-giving. Told through the eyes of individuals encountering Jesus, the stories invite fresh and insightful engagement with Scripture. Each chapter also includes a contemplative prayer exercise and meditative scriptures that allows readers to apply the question to their own life in a spiritually formative way. The book makes a perfect gift for an adult or teenager seeking to grow spiritually.

Living with a disability, a teenage pregnancy and a victim of a sexual assault, this is the story of Theodora. She took inspiration from her reflections in the mirror and used that as motivation to seek a better life for herself and her family.Inspired by her grandmother, who, despite kids, unknown diseases and financial hardships, cultivated a habit of love and patience.This is a story of one woman, who broke her cycle of poverty through positive intent, by viewing the world from different perspectives to see the possibilities. She gave up anger for pleasure, embraced happiness and broke the cycle of poverty through positive intent.

Children's book about the golden rule of kindness, and the consequences of not being kind.

Do You Want to Be Financially Well? This book provides readers with basic money management skills, principles needed to develop good spending habits, a monthly budget while honing their debt management skills, and the basics of credit scores.

De los autores bestsellers de Dokkodo de Musashi, Sun Tzu Said y Sensei Mentor Teacher Coach... ¡Haz tuyos los poderosos preceptos de Musashi! Poco antes de morir en 1645 Miyamoto Musashi, el venerable "Santo Espada" de Japón, transmitió su sabiduría. Tituló a este tratado Dokkodo, que se traduce como "El camino que se debe seguir solo". Dokkodo fue un ensayo breve, tan solo 21 pasajes, pero a la vez profundo y cambió la vida para los pocos afortunados que pudieron comprenderlo y seguirlo. Al examinarlo, resulta tan extraordinario hoy como cuando Musashi lo escribió por primera vez hace siglos. Musashi abrió el camino, ahora tú tienes el privilegio de seguir los pasos del Santo de la Espada. Este manual sirve como portal. Al utilizarlo, te harás más fuerte, más sabio y más perspicaz. La estructura es abierta y expansiva, lo que le ayuda a descubrir nuevas perspectivas y oportunidades de las palabras de Musashi. De esta manera, El Manual de Campo de Musashi alinea tu corazón y tu mente. Te guía hacia un discernimiento perspicaz y una superación personal duradera. Como resultado, saldrás más fuerte y más preparado para todas las pruebas que te presente la vida.

Would you give your life for your child in the face of certain death?In a land of incredible wonder, a devastating disease was released to impose evil's intent and a mother must make a grave decision very soon. With the recent loss of her husband to this raging illness, she discovers her only child is now in its diabolical path. But she must receive a curse of death to guard her son with immunity. Her time to act is expiring. And many are engaged in her pursuit...The sinister one stalks her with fatal intent. He eagerly delights at her demise and is driven to crush his victim. Her mortal strength cannot stand against him. But is he human?The mighty patriarch of goodness-a wise and powerful tree-upholds this mother's decision of sacrifice. It stands in evil's way and bears a mysterious fruit that can give life and take it away. The relentless band of fierce warrior crows guard the way of her promised path. They bring life to a legacy that enables this mother's perfect sacrifice. A sensational clash of all forces is about to ensue in a place called Esid Arapym.

Unlocking the Writing Process addresses the difficulties in getting students-especially those with learning disabilities-to write. The use of Visual Arts is an important part of that process.There are 12 lessons in this book in the form of a teacher's guide. Detailed lessons and directions for art projects are available for teachers and also for parents who home school their children. Pictures of art work done by students are placed at the end of the lessons.Grade levels are primarily for students in grades 6 through 12, although those lessons can be adjusted for younger students. Lesson topics include; Journal Writing, Topic Sentences, Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary Development, The Study of Famous Artists, Literary Character Development, Healthy Eating Habits, Greek and Roman Mythology, The Love of Animals, African American Art and History, and Understanding Different Disabilities. Rubrics and Core Curriculum Standards are in the beginning of the book.Interspersed with lessons are anecdotal stories from the authors 30 years in the classroom teaching grades 1 through 12. Eighteen of those years were focused on students with special needs at the secondary level.Here, in today's rapidly changing and challenging environment are methodologies, writing strategies and stories that will help the teacher, the parent teaching at home, and especially the students, find success.

Hello, this is Mikey and Elaine Hampson, parents to two wonderful boys and the founders ofDollars of Love. We wanted to tell each of you how proud we are of you for opening this book and taking the first step toward changing how the youth of today view the meaning of becoming rich.In this book, you will find everything you need to create an environment in your household, classroom, ball field - or anywhere for that matter - to empower young people to pursue love and good deeds first and, through first-hand experiences, teach them the power and concept of "when we give, we receive."From the time we are born, society slams down our throats that children need to pursue accolades and financial success; we are taught that these are life's most important treasures. Children start school, where good grades are treasured and winning awards are the focal point for anything they do, and they treasure these trophies.Our children are taught that good grades will lead to good colleges, and this, in turn, will result in a high-paying job where we can buy lots of things. To make matters worse, we make children perform chores for money so that they can buy things they treasure.What sort of pathways in their brains are we creating at such a young age? In our opinion, these pathways lead to selfishness instead of selflessness. It also hinders the pursuit of their higher calling, instead taught to suppress it to focus on society's harmful, generalized concept of treasure.We, as parents, decided that we did not want our children to grow up idolizing the treasures society tells us we need. They will have plenty of time to work and make money, but in our children's formidable years, we decided it was necessary to provide them with a foundation for pursuing love, kindness, and good deeds. Thus, the birth of Dollars of Love - a currency available to all walks of life, regardless of socioeconomic status. Dollars of Love is the most powerful kind of currency because it is earned through performing good deeds and actions of love.So, what, exactly, is a dollar of love? It is what your kids receive when they perform good deeds. At the end of the day, they will reflect upon each dollar of love earned and write on the back of it how it made them feel. At the end of the week, they can turn their dollars of love in for a prize.In the beginning, the prizes will reinforce their positive behavior, but as the weeks progress, the children will realize that the action of love earning them the dollar of love made them feel better than any prize they were awarded. This creates a pathway where it becomes second nature for the child to perform a good deed. It becomes a part of who they are.We also inadvertently came across the concept of saving the dollars of love and trading them for rewards of various sizes. This taught our children patience and fiscal responsibility, which are important later in life.

Going to the Saloon has never been weirder. Who knew that unnecessary drama can reward you with a secret password to the hidden? She knows it's a trap but why not? Life is too boring not to go along for the ride!

The final episode of The Jaded Kiwi Trilogy is an interwoven twisted tale of spying, policing, art curating, and the marijuana growing underworld, all set in an authentic mid-1970's backdrop. Prepare for high tension, breathless action, and to truly root for the good guys (and even the not-so-good guys). Barbara Turner in The Jaded Widow, is New Zealand's most diabolical villain ever created as she plots her revenge on the Chinese sinsemilla growing family who killed her husband. Alexander Newman, art curator and part time spy, infiltrates a massive pot network under the guise of promoting his Maori art exhibition. Caught cheating with a lusty librarian, Alexander promises to investigate a massage parlor for Dr Mel Johnson whom he is in love with.Meanwhile, Inspector Grimble closes in on Barbara Turner's schemes, the Chinese harvested crop and Wiremu Wilson's large marijuana network.Alexander has to decide how far he will go to expose the massage parlor, reclaim the heart of Dr. Mel and come face to face with the dangerous Barbara Turner and her psychotic brother. Prepare for a manic climax.

Trouble crops up in Native American Elsie "Beanie" MacBean's neck of the woods during Lake Tahoe's worst drought of the century. Beanie already has her hands full, dog sitting Calamity, her daughter Nona's rescued basset hound, and is feeling overwhelmed, dealing with her crazy new boarder's behavioral issues and chronic ear infections, while juggling writing deadlines and caring for her own dog, Cruiser. Then things turn deadly. While on a woodland hike with Cruiser and Calamity, Beanie lets the dogs off their leashes. As the two canines rush off, she questions the wisdom of letting them run free. But when the dogs start baying, she knows they've found trouble. Sure enough, the animals have sniffed out a lumberjack's corpse, hugging a tree, with an arrow piercing his neck. Did the killer object to the lumberjack clear-cutting the old-growth forest, or was his motive more personal? As the bodies pile up and the suspects mount, Beanie realizes that her serene forest home is no longer as safe and peaceful as before. Now danger lurks in the forest-man, beast, and nature-and they all seem determined to kill her...

Alexander, the curator, is sent to Auckland to escort Captain James Cook to the Auckland Art Gallery. On opening night, the priceless portrait is stolen. Alexander has to find the painting to save his career but he also has to deal with a Soviet spy whom he has been clandestinely photographing. He meets Dr. Mel Johnson who proves irresistible to him when he is invited to her female-only martial arts school. A Maori Land Rights group led by Wiremu Wilson claims to have kidnapped Captain Cook and is holding the painting ransom for lands that were seized before and after the Treaty of Waitangi, and Wiremu has the authorities in a panic. To further complicate Alexander's stay in Auckland he has to deal with Dr. Mel's boyfriend, and his missing scientific notebooks that are wanted by the FBI and the KGB, as well as intrigue between the Security Service and the New Zealand police. Alexander has to come to terms with being a spy, betraying his friends and deciding how far he will go in his new government job. He struggles to discover who he has become and what he has lost. Set in 1976, The Jaded Spy is the middle story of the Jaded trilogy and is a window into a vibrant changing New Zealand, with the growing Maori Land Rights movement, student riots, the Soviet spy scandal and a political party that will do anything to stay in power and destroy its enemies.

Hoe do you live with Parkinson's? Will you fail at handling life's trials? Is God still working in your life? How do you work through troubles coming your way? This story is my personal journey of living with Parkinson's. Use personally or as a weekly Bible study.

"The Descendants of George Abbott of Andover and Hannah Chandler Through Six Generations" is a follow-up and extension of "The Descendants of George Abbott of Andover and Hannah Chandler" that was published in 2018 and which provided coverage to children of the fifth generation. This volume includes the coverage of the first four generations of families that was previously covered and adds coverage for the complete fifth generation families.This compilation is an attempt to provide as complete information as possible of the descendants of George Abbott and Hannah Chandler including complete families through five generations and all of the children that comprise the sixth generation. This includes coverage of more than 1,200 complete families. Both the male and female lines are included so there are many Chandlers, Holts, Ingalls, Fryes, Blanchards, Ballards, and many more names. Within these pages you will find the full range of human behavior: individuals with great accomplishments, those with humble, ordinary lives, and those who faced incredible hardship and tragedy. There are personal struggles including poverty and reliance on almshouses for subsistence, out-of-wedlock children, and persons who wrestled with alcoholism, depression, and other mental illness. There are also Harvard graduates, attorneys, physicians, and clergymen. There are women pioneers persevering in the face of tremendous challenges. There are the first settlers of many communities in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Pennsylvania, and upstate New York. Moving into the fifth generation who will find more descendants who made their way to Canada and into Ohio and Michigan and the southern colonies.Although this is a genealogical compilation, I hope that the presentation of the individual families will allow at least some sense of the humanity of these individuals and their contributions to the founding and development of the country. The author can be reached through www.abbottgenealogy.com.

Kayla Kennedy's debut poetry collection, If This is How You Love, is an intimate and deeply honest exploration of how we love one another. Told in five parts, it is the story of a young woman's heart as it learns to beat, break, and keep going. A journey through pain and solace, this book is a love letter to all the people who have ever dared love a poet.