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Almost flying takes a hilarious look at the zany sport of raising and racing pigeons from the slightly demented mind of Dick Williamson. The Book covers Dick’s life long relationship with the birds using the stories as a humorous metaphor to explain what he thinks is wrong with the world. He just may have a point.
"How about we just give it a good meal and perhaps scrub it up a little then find it a home? Besides," I reasoned, "pigeons and puppies make lousy friends."To further support the validity of getting rid of the animal, I rolled it over on its back and pointed at the under side. "You see all of this complicated plumbing under here?" I asked. "In lay terms, that knobby thing is called a baby apparatus and those little bumps you see is how they feed them." I gave it a few moments to sink in. "Give this thing another six months; it'll be squeezing out carbon copies faster than a Xerox machine." I s | |  | | How To Get Along With God
How To Get Along With God is a spiritually practical approach to nurturing a relationship with God by using biblical examples related to modern issues. The book explores the sovereignty of God and how the power of the Holy Spirit influences our decisions when we have a right relationship with Jesus. It compares biblical accounts of challenging issues with those of contemporary living. The book demonstrates that we still serve the same God that commanded our biblical progenitors. The book provides the reader an opportunity to see how God responded to Old and New Testament characters and that His words are immutable and unchanging. The same biblical truths that existed for many thousands of years and guided early Christians still exists today. The inescapable conclusion is that we are admonished to follow Gods word today with the same zeal as our Bible examples. It is the only true way in which we may get along with God.
The Christian faith answers several important question. What is the meaning of life, and what is the purpose of our existence? If we are to believe that there is not a God who created us in love, then we are left to imagine that life has no meaning. Without meaning to life, there is no real requirement for morality. The Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky once said “without God all things are permissible”. In the absence of morality, how is it possible to have a universal sense of rightness and wrongness? Rodney King said “Can’t we all just get along?”. Well, actua | |  | | In Black And White
In Black and White chronicles the lives of two soldiers:one black and one white. Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam warm the book explores an unlikely friendship that blossoms in the midst of lonelinessm racism, and the horrors of war, Their bond is a source of stability as they confront the unfamiliar world aroun them and the personal demons that dwell within.
Plei Bong Yon was replete with colorful birds that screeched annoyingly when half dressed soldiers came too near. It was indeed a hell hole plain and simple. It was difficult to imagine how the people who lived here could be deeply religious, or at least some of them. Always bowing and bobbing at pot bellied effigies whose hands and arms were sculptured in unnatural poses. Rick shook his head in dismay. He just couldn't help but wonder what it was all about. He surmised that if it would truly help to bow and bob at a piece of polished rock, he would do it just like the gooks in order to get ou | |  | | Justin
A story about deprivation and child abuse
span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Arial">span id="projectSummaryDescriptionContent" class="projectSummaryDescription">Justin is the true story of Justin Blue. He begins his life in a stable home under the watchful eyes of a loving grandmother. After his parents move away from her farm he is plunged into a nightmare of abuse and neglect. Justins memory of his Native American grandmother provides him with a strong spirit and will to overcome his circumstances. Justin is routinely abused and tormented but refuses to allow the essence of his nature to be |
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A Going Home Surprise
by Ann Marie Hannon
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 When Kathy finds a small stray kitten some amazing things happen. Story's from a Mom's view of the love, caring and patience needed when a child wants to own a pet. Recipient of the prestigious Mom's Choice Award. Delightful illustrations! |
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The Single Dad's Survival Guide
by Mike Klumpp
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 You May Be Single, But You’re Not Alone.
Being a great dad is challenging enough when you’re part of a two-person team. But now you’re raising your kids single-handedly. How can you provide the emotional, physical, and spiritual support your |
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