Bøker av Jane Williams

A clear, fresh and inspiring introduction to the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the Nicene Creed and in the lives of Christian throughout the world today.

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'Absorbing, empathetic and cerebral all at once. Using ordinary language and often extraordinary turns of phrase, Williams manages to peel back the complex layers of our everyday lives with remarkable grace and clarity.' - Judy Johnson'Jane Williams has the rare ability to make our ordinary days feel not just vividly real, but also cared for, and precious. In scenes from her own life and the sympathetically observed lives of others, there is a lovely coexistence of pragmatism and a belief in the need for comfort. From falling in love "in slow motion" with a blue tongue lizard to seeing in the mirror the face of her mother's daughter greeting her kindly - "ne more fold in the soul's origami", undercurrents is constantly surprising, enriching and memorable.' - Jean Kent

"The reason we were sent"We are gifts for all of his little children, but most especially for those with extreme challenges. These are the kids who face physical, emotional, mental, and social challenges. He wants us to cheer them on and encourage their families and caregivers. He knows that these caregivers are the special people who do all that's possible to make life all it can be for the challenged little ones. We are grateful for the chance to serve all of you by showing "His love". Everyone was created to be a solution to some problem or need that someone else has. We are going to help special-needs children, their families, and the rest of the world find out how they were created with that purpose too just like everyone else. This book is about how He created us.

Commonplace observations, occurrences, and emotions are explored from the innerverse of the psyche to the universe of the soul.These poems are written thorugh the lens of exceptionality, with a concentration on the mundane happenstance of simply breathing through the minutes as the hours slip away. This poetry is intimate, inviting, surreal in its realism; and resolutely and absolutely human. In this age of uncertainty and fragility this book attempts to look at the weave of history and life to find where we are at so we may chart our way into smoother waters and survival whether temporary or eternal.  

Jane Williams's Parts of the Main is her chemistry, abuzz in a murmuration of organic electrons that at once forms memory, then problems of translation not solely of words, but in comprehending our modernity. These shape-shifting poems are an assignation of author to grace with it, with her, we travel to Europe, her youth, to longings of elsewhere and an ever developing raison d'tre. - Kent MacCarterJane Williams is a poet who leans out of the frame, who turns your ear if not your head. In Parts of the Main we are caught - sometimes caught out -by her ';days of blue and banter', ';eyeball spoils of war', trees ';falling like the bones of oracles'. She writes the tender, the vulnerable, the unshowable. Sometimes there is a touch of the brogue. Jane Williams answers the question ';Will poetry be enough?' Convincingly. - Lizz Murphy

';With their seeking out of common ground between strangers, mothers and daughters, friends and lovers, Jane Williams's poems are full of warmth and delight in being alive. Bullies, funerals and ';business as usual' exist here, but so too does the possibility of being ';surprised by joy'. The language is beautifully sparse and understated, hitting home with sudden images which are startling and powerful. Begging the Question is a book to keep by the bed and read again and again. Its grace and clarity make the world feel a better place.' Jean Kent

A journey through Advent to discover the timeless wisdom to be found in some of the world's greatest paintings.

Accessible and inspirational, the unique approaches in this book provide everything you need to know to empower people with learning difficulties to experience and enjoy music. Written from an Occupational Therapy perspective, it offers a host of tips, resources and examples, including downloadable tracks performed and composed by The LA Buskers.

In great detail the Welsh writer Jane Williams (1806-1885) tells the history of Wales from the settlement of the Cymry in pre-Christian Britain until the Tudors. The work, published in 1869, is based on the use of an impressive range of material, including that of Pliny and Bede.

Accessible to those without a background in law, this book looks at key issues linked to the legal context of social work practice with children. It includes case studies to help students understand the ins and outs of legal issues and to help practitioners improve their practice.