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Look for Me is a book designed for people of all ages.  This work of art gives emotional and visual support to those who have lost a loved one.  Throughout life, we sometimes need a reminder of hope and peace to encourage us in this journey.  It is these simple elements in life that point to the most important things.

la muerte de un niño como resultado de un aborto espontáneo, síndrome de muerte súbita del lactante (SIDS), muerte infantil debido a una enfermedad o un nacido muerto crea para los padres una pérdida devastadora y cargada de dolor. Una PerdidaPreciosa ofrece una ventana al proceso de duelo para aquellos que no solo han experimentado la muerte trágica de un niño sino también su sueño de la vida del niño  Incluye:El modelo de duelo bíblicoQué emociones esperar después de una pérdidaPasos concretos para avanzar hacia la paz y la satisfacciónSugerencias para sobrellevar pensamientos y preguntas difícilesTerminología para aplicar a los sentimientos únicos de los padresIdeas útiles para alcanzar la esperanza y la recuperación Reconociendo que la experiencia de cada padre es única, este libro está escrito con perspicacia y profunda compasión para brindar esperanza y aliento a través de un doloroso capítulo de la vida. La consolación amorosa de Dios para aquellos que lloran es apoyada a través del libro con las Escrituras para reflejar las promesas eternas de su amor divino.

Drop into one man’s world of transport flying at the height of the Vietnam War and experience the good, the bad, and the ugly—with character and compassion.Humorous, compassionate, and tragic day-to-day experiences of a transport pilot in combat.When Jon Drury was shipped to Vietnam with 90 percent of his graduating class, he was assigned to the short field C-7A Caribou by De Havilland. His challenging mission carried troops into combat, air dropped live chickens in crates, ferried cows to Special Forces camps, and dodged .50 caliber fire. On the more compassionate side, Jon served the Vietnamese in civic action, drove an ambulance to a free dispensary, and escorted those killed in action on their final journey home.Jon’s style of writing grabs the reader, holds their interest, and makes them want to read more about the deeds of the warriors called up on to fight a long, cruel, and frustrating war . . . Reading the stories brings out his flying skills, human compassion, and faith to a degree one might not expect from a warrior. These elements reflect the skills, passion, determination, and generosity of a man sent to war who found a deeper meaning inside himself than he anticipated.                                                                        —E. Patrick Hanavan Jr., Ph.D.Colonel, USAF (Ret.), Chief Test Pilot, 483 Tactical Airlift Wing, Cam Ranh Bay, RVN, President, the C-7A Caribou Association Heart-stopping combat and risk mixed with incidents of human compassion, history, sorrow, and lessons for life.

As dance ministries and liturgical dance groups pop up  throughout the world, misunderstandings arise from a lack of biblical knowledge. In Guidelines to Starting and Maintaining a Church Dance Ministry, Dr. Denita Hedgeman educates ministries and leaders on the biblical foundations of dance ministry development to enhance worship, and helps established dance ministries find new life and inspiration. Not only addressing the practical application of dance ministries, Dr. Hedgeman gets to the heart of the matter, Is dance fully accepted in the church today? providing readers with the functional, scripturally-based guide to worshipping God through the art of dance.

Major General Lee Chinh started at the mirror, wondering what she had seen in him. His damaged body should have repelled her, yet she had loved him anyway. But now, Hope had been taken from him, along with the unborn child that had filled his mind with such expectation and anticipated joy. How could he ever be whole again without her? What value or future did the life hold for him now? How could someone who was so damaged ever be reclaimed? Chinh would discover the answer to these questions, half a world away, where a stranger, living in the country he had once considered his enemy, was struggling with her own loss and the mounting confrontation with forces conspiring to destroy her and her family. Confronted with the challenge to serve another, Chinh discovers that his own loss is inexplicably intertwined with that woman's story. He finds that his battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the spiritual forces of wickedness, which desire to enslave not only him, but others he would learn to love.

Erin and her twin sister, Erika, are growing up in the early 1990s in small-town Orange, Texas, which is racially segregated by white and black color lines and separated by train tracks. Erin’s biggest fear is her abusive daddy, who hates being a father and never goes to church. Her timid mother often blames Erin for her husband’s violent rage.Erin’s safe haven is Grandma Mary, who lives two blocks away near the housing projects. However, after Grandma Mary reveals a shocking family secret, it leaves Erin and her twin sister wounded. Erin strives to hop on one of the daily Amtrak trains that travel through town in order to escape. Burnt Orange is a coming-of-age story where Erin and her twin sister, Erika, experience pain, heartache, tragedy, and triumph. For two decades, the two peas in a pod struggle to erase what they have been labeled.Meiah Shaun is a scribe and prophetic voice sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. She pens fi ction, non-fi ction and plays with faith-based messages linking her personal life experiences with spiritual life lessons. Her spiritual covering is Glory of Zion International Ministries. She is a native of Orange, Texas and currently resides in the Dallas, Texas area. Visit her ministry blog: acrownofbeauty. org and website: meiahshaun.com

Stone Pony is the true story about Stephen Paul Campos. At the age of 19, he enlisted in the US Army as a combat infantry rifleman. From April 1968 to April 1969, he served with the 199th Light Infantry Brigade during the most terrifying times of the Vietnam War. With just two weeks of duty, he and his company experience a horrific friendly-fire tragedy that shakes him to his core. Fourteen years later, on the verge of suicide, he had a spiritual awakening and was able to turn his life around. Mr. Campos shares his experiences in combat and struggles with PTSD while trying to transition back to civilian life.

            Cody’s Jerusalem Dig is a sequel to Cody’s Ephesus Dig. If you followed Cody to Ephesus, you’ll want to go with him to Israel. You can walk with him where Jesus walked and sail with him on the Sea of Galilee. Will this trip be Cody’s adventure of a lifetime or will it be the last adventure of his brief life? Two sinister looking men are following him. Who could they be?

Each of  us has a hole inside our hears, something our Creator put within us before we were even conceived. A place that is waiting to be filled, perfectly completing us. We can spend our entire lives searching, never finding peace. Or, we can respond to His invitation to turn to Jesus.Do you believe that your Creator knew from the beginning where you would find yourself  right at this moment? Do you have faith that He has been anxiously waiting for you to understand His passionate love for you? Author Judy Lokits honestly addresses these quesitons in Bouquets from  My  Beloved—a  study  book  for  divorcees,  widows,  and  all  single women. Using humor and candid accounts of  personal frailties, Judy brings to life the divine romance to which all are called but few partake. Singleness is meant to be a blessing, a source of  peace, fulfillment, and fruitfulness beyond your wildest dreams; but you have to first accept it. Bouquets from My Beloved is a journey into a deeper and more intimate relationship  with  the  Lord  Jesus  Christ  as  the  Bridegroom. Along  the  way  He  offers  reminders  of   His  love—beautiful bouquests for His beloved.

In the dark of the night, something begins and something ends. In one moment, suspended in the middle, a search for answers leads to an ultimate climax. In The Moment: Blood Bowl, witness both sides of an ancient struggle between God's people and organized evil. In a story that could be real, ancient sin unfolds a plan to, in one moment, conquer all. One more sacrifice in this moment of destiny seems poised to unravel God's delicately balanced creation. However, an unlikely band of heroes, swept into the great conflict has one chance to emerge victorious. They must survive a horde of demons, evils spirits, and cultists while battling the greatest enemy of all. 

Life has taught Ally Brennan to stay on her guard--even in quiet Langley-by-the-Sea. A resourceful single mom, she's content to play her beloved viola for an audience of one, fiercely protective of the stable life she's created for her young son. She gives no hint of secret fears, a musical career abandoned, or the man she once loved who shadows their happiness.When a burglary threatens Ally's peaceful existence, it thrusts her into an unlikely friendship with her neighbor Rees Davies. As their families' lives entwine, Ally and Rees resist the attraction between them, believing a future together could not possibly work. Then a terrible accident draws her back to the hometown she fled, forcing confrontations with those left behind. If she hopes to reclaim the life she dreams of, Ally must make peace with what she's sacrificed--and entrust dangerous secrets to those she's come to love.Lyrical and layered, Her Memory of Music explores the burden of love and the high stakes of vulnerability.