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Kids our greatest asset enlightens people especially parents and elders on how to handle and treat youngsters this generation so they mellow down and become less rebellious.On the do's and don'ts not the old way of raising children.

In this, my second edition book you can find encouragement, inspiration, examples of faith in God, and much more. Written by Rev. Dr. Margaret Smith, My Story - God's Glory" speaks about trusting God at various levels coming form her own experiences.During her journey in ministry, she understood that the fight of faith isn't achieved overnight. It involves a process of spiritual growth and development. "My Story - God's Glory." Talks about the struggles of being raised in a single parent home, the cycles that can continue if not understood, and generational curses that need to be broken.It shows how important it is ti know and apply the Word of God.It is also a story that confirms that "without faith it is impossible to please God."No matter what we face, in the end, if we do not faint - give up, God will intervene and He alone will receive the glory.Published by Rev. Dr. Margaret Smith

Recent studies by the US Department of Health and Human Services show that children are almost twice as likely to be neglected by their families as they are to be abused, and that the effects of neglect are at least as devastating as those of abuse. This text contains a review of the current state of child neglect and suggest practical solutions.

Rabi'a, a female Sufi saint, was born in 717 CE and released from slavery to lead a life in pursuit of purity and perfect union with God. Her teachings and the numerous miracles attributed to her have made her an influential and revered figure in Sufi theology. This authoritative 1928 biography of the saint was written by Margaret Smith, who mastered numerous eastern languages, travelled extensively, and published a number of translations of important Arabic texts. Smith's linguistic skill and her immersion in the culture she studied has produced a book still considered an important account of Rabi'a's life. Smith also includes an incisive discussion of the role of women in early Islamic mysticism and an examination of Sufi doctrine, and examines the issues of celibacy and sainthood in Islam. A biography of one exceptional woman written by another.

In this accompaniment to the more theoretical Reader, the author investigates practical methods of advancement for the new geography teacher. Key ideas are highlighted throughout this well researched and executed text.