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Handpicked to Serve #THEKING is a youth and adult leadership study guide inspired by the Holy Scriptures, Daniel 1: 1-5. This book uses Biblical principles, scriptures and modern-day life lessons to teach leadership characteristics. Each lesson is anointed and inspired by God and will enrich the lives of the readers. The 12 lessons are suitable for teenage youth and adults, they are easy to teach and to comprehend. This study guide can be used for groups, independent study or for leadership certificate courses. In this book, simple exercises/talking points help the reader to build a strong foundation in the area of service whilst maintaining the premise that those who God calls-He equips and anoints. A great addition to the leadership library. -- Dr. Peter Cox Dean of Christian Family Church International Bible Institute If you are a parent or work with today's youth, this is a MUST READ! Get this study guide in our youth's hands today and watch them begin to SOAR! -- Dr. Wanda Cofield Author of Ready for Battle! This unique book is a great tool to teach youth and adults essential biblical leadership skills before they are placed into or serving in leadership positions. -- Pastor Kenneth W. Davison, Sr Founder, & Senior Pastor, New Life Church John Britton, Sr. is a licensed ordained Elder. He has been happily married to his wife, Eboni, since 1995. Through their union, God has blessed them with two sons, John Jr, and Justin. His family serves together in ministry at New Life Church in San Antonio, TX. He is a native of Detroit, MI and a veteran of the United States Army. He has earned a Master's Degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. He is pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Advanced Ministry Studies.

The antiquarian and topographer John Britton (1771-1857) is best remembered for his multi-volume series of The Beauties of England and Wales. A self-taught author and scholar, he was attracted by the work of John Aubrey (1626-97), who was born in the same Wiltshire village as him, and had very similar interests as an antiquarian and biographer, famous for his Brief Lives and for his surveys of and writings on Avebury and Stonehenge. Britton's research on Aubrey's life induced him to write a fresh account, using surviving manuscripts as well as printed sources, which would clear up the contradictions and errors of earlier versions. This 1845 book is a fascinating portrait of a sickly child who ended up a pauper because of family debts and lawsuits, but was a diligent and intelligent scholar, scientist and occultist, and a close friend of Thomas Hobbes and Robert Hooke.