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Building A Christ-centred Self by Joshua Su

A guide and challenge to Christians who want to live a life of true discipleship. It explains why worship is fundamental and how a life of true worship transforms one to Christ-likeness. The world calls us to improve and promote ourselves. Is this  
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The Bones of the Homeless by Judy Joy Jones by Judy Joy Jones

Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets,  
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"The threads of life are short and sometimes brittle, having been sewn through the fabric of time from one life into the next" C. Sharp


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 I have no formal education as a writer, the fact that my first book was traditionaly published was more accident than intended outcome. The reason i wrote it was because i found myself in a situation where i said over and over, "Nobody would believe this." I kept a diary of what i saw and heard every day and in jest would say to the people around me, "I'm gonna write a book about this some day." So i did. One of the reasons i started in the first place was because i witnessed and participated in what felt to me like something that couldn't happen in the year two thousand and fifteen in one of the most advanced countries on the planet, not in some sweat shop in a third world country where children work fifteen hours a day for the equivelant of one dollar american.