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Discover your place in God's garden!The mysteries of how plants grow in a garden reflect the wonders of how we live and grow in the garden of life that God has placed us in. Dr. Paul B. Francis, a retired Professor of Plant and Soil Science, has blended his expertise and Christian faith together in 101 days of devotionals using Biblical scriptures, educational lessons, stories, inspirational thoughts, and gardening tips.Garden Inspirations will uplift, inspire, and encourage you to a closer walk with a living God in your own life's garden. It makes the perfect gift for garden enthusiasts and others who enjoy the beauty of God's creations.

Thoughts About our Friend Don MuellerWhere you meet someone can make all the difference.I met Don on a bicycle, going up a hill, both our shoulders sagging under the effort. Age did not matter. Career didn't. Where you lived or what you had. None of it. It was the effort, the focus, the comradery that can only come from shared endeavor--competitive and friendly alike that leaves each of you drained. Where you go together matters more still.I was lucky for the many days of friendship that followed, not just the hours on the bike together but the way our lives began to overlap. Whether on the road, on a run, with a glass of wine, in a conference room . . . The Don Mueller emerged. Here are a few of the lessons that I took away . . .- You only get someplace by effort. One day, one week, one month, one year, one decade. If you haven't put in the miles, the race is already gone.So, put in the effort.- Everybody fails sometimes, sometimes small and sometimes big. The problem, though, is often you just don't realize it until it is long past. After others have been hurt. After you've hurt yourself. All in ways you never thought possible.So, try to come clean, even if just a bit. Make amends when you can; how you can, even to yourself. And pay more attention going forward.- We all have a role. Sometimes you're a star, most of the time a member of the chorus. They all matter, and they are all just as important- Barry Sullivan

This highly personal and inspirational collection of healing poetry by Dragana Krstic has helped her to overcome many challenging places in her life. Her spirit was calling to be in alignment with the mind and heart, so while energetically shifting her mind, body, and soul, a strong passion emerged to write poetry. In her poems, she began to confront and conquer the challenges that kept arising, and to dive deeper into childhood memories and release generational trauma. She hopes her poems will help the reader find rebirth by defeating the pain in their mind, understanding the emotional bond we have with the universe, and lifting their spirit so they might feel again within. Her poetry will help you dive deep into your senses and love yourself as who you are meant to be in this world, and encourage you to raise your voice, stay in your truth, and be compassionate.

For Reverend Clements, ministry came late in life, having experienced an entirely different career prior to his calling. In the summer of 2017, he was offered a life-changing role to serve as an interim minister in South Africa. While living and working in Cape Town, he kept a daily journal, and it is from those pages that his story unfolds. In When the Elephant Laughed, Clements relates his experiences while living and working outside his native country and ministering to a multicultural and multiracial congregation in Africa. Tasked with leading his congregants he persevered by fostering deep, spiritual connections and discovered that the Holy is often best heard in life's quiet moments. A moving testament to the complex cultural and political history of South Africa, the book pays tribute to the strength of its people, and in doing so, ignites a desire for self-reflection and a better understanding of oneself.

How to Win (Almost) Every Political Argument is an easy-to-read guidebook of talking points meant to encourage positive discussion. Intended to educate and inform, this book separates fact from fiction of different political narratives, with charts, lists, stats, and facts included. Readers of all ages, genders, and political ideologies will greatly benefit from this informative, straightforward guide. Both liberals and conservatives will see politics from a different perspective, as well as learn about the background and gain insight into each party's platform and why they are what they are. A collection of political topics and facts, How to Win (Almost) Every Political Argument is a must-read for those who seek to understand opposing perspectives and to engage in positive discourse, especially in today's heated political climate.

Tia is an ambitious young Indian woman who has moved to the U.S. to achieve her dreams. She is willing to put in the hard work, and focuses on making her life better. She is excited to explore her new country, her new colleagues, her new friends, and herself. Her life has just started and she could not be happier. She then decides to marry the man of her dreams she was dating back in India. She brings him to her new country and they get married, but soon things take a turn for the worse. She uncovers his shocking dishonesty and that he has been living a facade. Somehow she manages to cope with humor, and goes on a hunt to understand the man she thought she knew.

Joe "e;JoHo"e; Hornsby's journey with the University of Alabama began at the ripe old age of five when he began going to Bama football games and other activities, and ended with his 2019 retirement as a University faculty member. During his college years, he earned three degrees at Alabama: a BA in English, an MA in English and a JD in Law. He received his PhD from the University of Toronto where he wrote a dissertation on Chaucer and Medieval Law. Going back to Alabama as a faculty member, Joe's specialty was Medieval English literature, with an emphasis on Chaucer, and he also taught courses in legal writing and the Delta Blues of Robert Johnson.

Lacy Hollgrum's life has been mapped out since birth. The daughter of a powerful, abusive family, she is expected to join the family business. But when she meets Richard, a man on the run from a crime he didn't commit, she seizes the opportunity to break free. Together they travel the globe, meeting new people, but their adventures are cut short when Richard's ex-partner catches up to them in search of a flash drive with details of the crime. Lacy refuses to betray Richard and suffers the consequences. And she won't give up on the fight to prove his innocence. Can she uncover the conspiracy at work and find a way to stop the political elites who are pulling the strings? And as truths come to light, Lacy finds herself involved in a war against societal oppression. But will she survive? Any Last Words is a provocative tale of the complexities of current culture wars and societal unrest.