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In the United States, as diagnoses of dementia rise concurrent to an aging population, increasing healthcare costs and the availability and affordability of long-term care facilities place additional burdens on family members of those who have dementia. More and more, individuals are caring for long ones - parents, spouses, siblings - at home for longer periods of time, and for many, the burden of caregiving can seem almost as heavy as the disease itself. Weary Joy is written specifically for caregivers. Featuring short chapters, pragmatic information, and prayers that encourage, offer hope, and even share a little humor, Weary Joy will remind readers of God's grace and Jesus' care as they discover ways to develop resilience and endurance to navigate the ups and downs of caregiving. -- Amazon.

A book for Christian women who want a mentor, or are willing to be one, Someone to Walk With follows the story of Jesus and the Samaritan women in John 4 to teach women how they, like Jesus, can take advantage of opportunities to engage others in real relationships. Whether their well is at work, or at church, at school, at lunch with a friend, or in the grocery store with a stranger, readers will be encouraged to form intergenerational relationships, to go outside their comfort zones, and to follow Jesus' perfect example in sharing living water with those they meet. Ultimately, the book will show women that mentoring doesn't require a new program, but a simple shift in perspective in the lives they're already living.

In this book, the author presents the basic teachings of the Christian faith from the Lutheran framework. This framework presents all the articles of faith in accordance with the Scriptures and also correctly distinguishes between Law and Gospel.Chapters focus onGodCreator and creationGod's provisionSin and evilGod's LawPerson of ChristWork of ChristJustificationHoly Spirit and the work of conversionHoly ScriptureGod's WordBaptismLord's SupperSanctified lifeChurchPublic ministryLast thingsHeavenHighly readable for serious Bible students, church professionals, and those preparing for church work.Can be used as an in-service teacher review.

For busy families, this pocket-size collection of 120 prayers about everyday things encourages the habit of prayer. On-the-Go Prayers includes classic, daily, special day, school, feelings and situation prayers, Scripture passages and well-known hymns.

Katherine was 26 when 42-year-old Martine Luther determined to "Take my Kate to wife ere I did to spite the devil." Would the marriage succeed? Author Ernst Kroker's compelling biographical account of Katharine von Bora relates that their marriage not only succeeded but also set a high standard for marriage and Christian family life for centuries to come. Originally published in German in 1906, this readable, fresh translation of one of the standard biographical works on Katie Luther presents a compelling portrait for those who want to know more about this quietly influential Reformation character.

Time to Pray is filled with prayers concerning the daily challenges young people face today. This compact prayer book is designed to fit easily into backpacks or pockets. Because of topic or wording, some prayers are more subjective, more personal, than others. This is intentional, and it is hoped that the one who uses Time to Pray will have other prayers, the Scriptures, and particularly the words of our Lord's Prayer to balance the devotional time of each day. Time to Pray is composed of prayers on a large variety of subjects chosen from lists given by youth

This book consists of a series of statements from men and women dating between 1501 to 1559. These statements illustrate the ideas, beliefs, and sometimes the fates, of the people who had come to share a profound discontent with the church as it then existed and a positive determination to change it.Writings includeErasmus and Hutten the humanistsLuther and MelanchthonZwingliSattler the AnabaptistServetus the UnitarianCalvin the theologian and lawgiverthe English reformers, a special breed -- from the rabble-rousing Fish to Cromwell the administrator, Starkey the moderate, the King and the Archbishop of CanterburySpitz provides historical and theological context for each document and a reading list for further exploration.

For more than four decades Little Visits have played a special part in the lives of children. Now three favorites from the series are updated. For ages 6 months to 3 years.

Create 45 Bible lesson projects using economical disposable cups as each craft's foundational material. Reproducible.

What would the psalm writers say if they lived in modern times? What words would they use to express their prayers? "Psalms Now" captures the meaning of the psalms for today.

Lent is a time of repentance, fasting, and preparation for the coming of Easter. The season of Lent often creates an opportunity to take up a spiritual discipline to draw closer to God. Sometimes it is fasting or journaling, and sometimes it is doing a daily devotional reading. But what if your season of Lent was to combine the power of a spiritual discipline with doing an act of kindness and reflecting on how you experienced God''s love in doing so. Rev Dr Shannon E Karafanda, a United Methodist Pastor, has carefully curated 40 different #HolyMischief challenges during Lent. Each one connects to scripture and allows you to embody a deeper sense of the Word. Come along on the journey and complete each challenge as we move towards Easter.

Horses Make Me Laugh is a journal that has been lovingly designed to put a big smile or your face and joy in your heart.  I have created this journal because I am a lifelong horse enthusiast and love a good laugh.  For those of you who enjoy reading a good book and writing down your thoughts and plans, this journal is the perfect fit for you.  It is said that laughter is good for the soul, so I encourage you to open up this journal and let the smiles begin.If you wish to glimpse inside a human soul and get to know the person, don’t bother analyzing their ways of being silent, of talking, of weeping, or seeing how much they are moved by noble ideas; you’ll get better results if you just watch them laugh. If they laugh well, they are good people… All I claim to know is that laughter is the most reliable gauge of human nature. Feodor Dostoyevsky 

This beautifully illustrated inspirational pocketbook is a collection of positive poems designed to be your companion to a more calm and inspired life.

A son's story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood. The mother and son formed a close bond and the boy's description of their life together is filled with both joy and sadness.Damian Cooper has written a straightforward, honest and loving account of his boyhood, set against a poignant parallel story of his mother's excessive focus on body image, food, diet and exercise.Told from a boy's point of view - Damian's freedom and developing sense of responsibility come to the fore as his mother's illness worsens. She dies of the eating disorder anorexia when he is just 18 years old.Set in Australia and New Zealand, Damian Cooper's memoir is a true account of the early years of his life without reference to the medical terms of the eating disorder psychopathology. His story is told simply so that it is accessible to the average reader. All dates, place names and events in this memoir are factual. However, in accordance with the wishes of certain participants, many names have been changed in order to protect their privacy.

While this improved third edition is being forward to the press for publication I wish to make the following statement: It has been gratifying to my mine to note the marked reception that has already been accorded by my first and second edition it has found a warm spot in the heart many enthusiastic book-lovers some of who are Ministers, Judges, Lawyers, Medical Doctors, Chaplains, Libra rains of leading colleges and universities, for an instant The Atlantic Christians College, University of North Carolina, Shaw University and also the Historical library of Disciple of Christ, Nashville, Tenn., some have remarked that they hope I would write another a task which unfortunately I feel to say would be well nigh impossible nevertheless I have had vision and energy enough to supplement my first edition with some new Creations, like all creative writing the characters in my stories are fictitious with the exception of the one in which there are two brothers mention of dual names. These are real persons hence their real names, you may note also in one of my stories entitled Two Living Example of Moral Goodness I have Praised Mr. Miles T. Nixon am ex-slaves who out of a noble and kind heart shared with me much of his knowledge of antique customs especially in that of the marring of slaves and his first- hand knowledge On the origin of dolls though only a story as is also the one on Grandma Charlotte On Mother's Day. But not without their moral significance values which if lost will lessen a sense few personal. Responsibility for conscientious Christian living thus letting down the bars for paganism then what will follow one does not have to make a wild fuss for as a matter of fact there will be. Visible spiritual darkness and for many of us our Paradise will be lost, The world will soon to ruin go the sun forbear to shine but Christ who calls me here below shall be forever mine.