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This is book is an autobiographical sketch of a Naval career, highlighting challenging assignments during a spectacular era in America. Details of deployments and special events of international and national moment associated with operational and command tours are described. Actions, decisions, and personal learning impacts are forthrightly discussed with in-depth descriptions of special training.

What if you acquire the knowledge and realize that most of the things you have learned as a Christian are in blunder? Be advice; but if you want to know, then do read this book. After receiving that glorious touch from guilt to forgiveness and sadness to joy called salvation, you were directed to live by the New Testament writings. Its content was drafted by the Apostles (eyewitnesses) instructed by Jesus of Nazareth in the method to interpret the Hebrew text. They wrote with no speculation of the truth, outlining God's will until complete redemption. The problem is most of that which is taught, (bits-n-pieces of the Gospel truth) leaves a sense of dissatisfaction. This book will teach the Bible student a blueprint, extracted from the Apostles method to interpret. Their theology prepares us for the eschatology events they wrote. The reader will grasp the full authority of truth, which God Jesus wants them to acquire. Paul points to reaching maturity and stand above the fables saying: "Christ himself gave, [...] to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may [...] reach unity (in three things to a result) in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God, and become mature [...and he gives the reasons] then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth [...] blown here and there by every wind of teachings and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming." This book points to a path, not a conclusion. We want to congratulate the serious Bible student in the acquisition of this book; take what is good for you and put aside what is not; remembering that it will be helpful to someone else...

Journeying not only shows the commonalities shared by shamanism and psychology, it also illustrates the potency of their combined healing power. The true heart of this pioneering book rests in the application of shamanic technique to the healing of emotional and developmental wounds. Anchored in theory and supported by case examples, Journeying is suited for anyone invested in healing, practitioners and lay persons alike.

Welcome to the world of Abbot and Rabbit. It is such a happy place where the wonder of friendship can happen when you look and listen carefully.

Are you ready?

We’re ready to tell you how it happened to Abbot.

Brenda Palmer was motivated to write this book because of what was instilled in her at an early age by a woman named Anita Stroud, who took her, her siblings and other children into her home in the projects of Fairview Homes, a neighborhood infested with drugs, violence, and teenage pregnancy. she took them under her wings and taught them domestic skills like sewing, knitting, and crafting along with learning the attributes of perseverance, endurance, and good work ethics. She also made it possible for them to participate in summer camp supported by the local churches in the community of Charlotte. Ms. Stroud never had children, but they were her children, whom she taught to work with their hands and make use of their God-given talents God placed in them. She taught them through Christ they could do all things.

Also, as an adult, Brenda was motivated by an very dear friend Trinette Vereen who started a book club at their church who introduce them to a writer who offered writing courses once a month. Trinette was so kind enough to let Brenda accompany her to the courses by driving her there. God will place people in our lives to lead us to the destiny or future he has planned for us. Brenda was instructed by God to write this book, but had no idea as to how God will bring it too life. Through kind and loving people "God did it." This book will lead you to your true self in Jesus Christ.

From childhood, Mitra was a dreamer. Like a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, she believed that, with determination, she could overcome any obstacle in her life, and she was determined, indeed! Her only setback was that she was unable to do everything she wanted because she was among the minority in Iran: she was female and a member of the Baha’i Faith. Because she lived in a country in which Islam was the predominant religion, she was not free to open her wings and fly. She was often scared and on guard throughout her childhood and adolescence, concerned for her safety and that of her family. Only when she came to America was she able to make for herself the life of which she had dreamed while in Iran. There she had struggled in vain to keep her family together. In America, all of her dreams came true when she tasted the choice wine of freedom. Although it was not easy in the beginning, and many tests and difficulties were encountered along the way, Mitra grabbed hold of all the opportunities her new home presented to her and created a happy life for herself and her family.

Penny Higgin's The Jiger and the Tiraffe is a whimsical poem about the fanciful origins of tigers and giraffes coupled with a strong message for children: everyone is a special child of God. 

Will the baby elephant, Tumeleng listen to the warnings of her parents, Ayanna and Jabari? Or will her curious nature lead her into unexpected and dangerous situations?

Author, Ryke Leigh Douglas is a veteran educator devoted to helping children discover the joy of reading and the magic of books. She holds an M.A. as a reading specialist from Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Ms. Douglas strives to provide parents and teachers with entertaining stories that lend themselves to nurturing positive attitudes, good character traits, and creative thinking. When she isn't writing Ms. Douglas enjoys visiting schools, museums, libraries and early learning centers to share her stories and encourage children to develop their own writing skills with a program she developed entitled The Writer's Tool Box.

Illustrations by: Angel dela Peña

Embark on a journey of four thrill-seeking guys who meet one winter night. The adventurous guys become friends. The exhibitionists form a pack to go on the rides of their lives. They go on night adventures to live out their wildest dreams. They pursue and try to steal a precious jade before it’s auctioned at a museum, as their ultimate prize. While the guys are being exhilarated, the streets of Miami heat up. Will they continue to have their fun and get away with the law or be suppressed? In the world that they live in, among them, and other parts of it, other people exude all kinds of crazy and fiery actions, and their stories too. Get fired up! Caution: feel the heat!

American Museum of Natural History where he becomes a member of a scientific expedition to Panama. That experience confirms his love for adventure and desire for more new and exotic places and wildlife. He then joins other scientific expeditions to such distant places as the Galapagos, Easter Island, the Societies, and the Marquesas Islands.

On Greg's return to the Virgin Islands, he realizes that adventure is in his blood and he soon joins another expedition to see new places and peoples. His additional adventures include a severe storm at sea and even more wonders around the world.

He eventually returned home to the Virgin Islands where he is offered a job to study wildlife and write about those species. He also writes the Conservation Plan for the US. Virgin Islands. But few of his efforts are appreciated by government. After 22 years working for the Virgin Islands Government, he retires with his wife, Betty, to a place on St. Croix he has long loved.