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In Retha Evans Ezell's memoir, Love Leaps Forward: (Until Death Do We Part) Time Tilts Backward written with her husband James Calvin Ezell, she recalls both good and bad times, and she learned to seek God for comfort and direction rather than give up and complain about her misfortune and mishaps. She and her husband stood strong together and worked through all of their problems in marriage. Life lessons are interspersed with moving recollections, and original poetry that share events of a couple's life. They reveal hope for the future as events unfold through stories of love, life and marriage.

Discover nine ways that an understanding of God'sreasons for being a helper in widows ministrymight lead us in the right response!"What an encouraging, inspirational andemotional journey you have written.God will truly bless this book."Mrs. Nancy Lusk, widow at Lancaster Baptist Church, Lancaster, CaliforniaThe LORD preserveth the strangers;he relieveth the fatherless and widow: but the way of the wicked he turneth upside down.Psalm 146:9

Shy and withdrawn, ten-year-old Aimee seems an ordinary, under-achieving girl until a series of events force her discovery of the extraordinary powers that abide within us all. When Aimee is suddenly orphaned on her tenth birthday, she is sent to live with her only living relative, Aunt Delilah, whom she barely knows. And that is where she meets Queenie - a sassy, outspoken waif of a girl who reveals herself solely to Aimee. Queenie both goads and consoles Aimee on her headlong flight from her Aunt Dee's, to a psychiatric ward, through dark and forbidding forests, chased along the way by unforeseen enemies and aided by unexpected allies on her journey of self-discovery.Set in the 1960's mid-south, Aimee's story is shared in strict third person closed, allowing the reader to see only what Aimee sees and know only what Aimee knows. As she gradually and painstakingly learns the true roots of her origin the voice of the story matures alongside Aimee, making Queenie's Song a smoldering, subtly nuanced psychological thriller that rewards with a bonfire ending.In a dramatic shift of style from his first novel, Those We Leave Behind, Winters invites discerning readers of all ages into the world of Aimee Dee Newman, as she is forced into a two-week metamorphosis from a frightened and confused little girl into a force of nature as powerful and universal as the world's oldest religion.

After years passing by without any threats to the world, a new threat is arising through a notorious criminal organization. Advanced technology has been stolen, and enhanced to be used against the western region of Central Europe countries. The advanced technology has been developed by respected professional researchers, and is being altered to be used for criminal activity. Only the heroics of the few trusted individuals around the world could handle dealing with the criminal organization. A mysterious man that is willing to recruit them has reached out for their help. With the call being unexpectedly received, they plan to meet with the mysterious man recruiting them to deal with the criminal organization that is becoming a threat. Do they have what it takes to stand against the advanced technologies altered to help the notorious criminal organization gaining control over the western region of the Central Europe countries?

Lyle Kent has just returned to Oregon after running away with this friend, Benny. He is now settling down to routine high school life when a series of strange events took place. Some are mystical and cannot be explained while others threaten his life but can be explained. He experienced "Crack In The Wall" for the first time!

Over 50 years ago I decided to join the Metropolitan Police Force. This is the story of the challenges I faced and overcame during the process of training, probationary period and my attachment to several departments. At this time the equality act hadnt yet been passed so a female in this profession had many challenges to overcome. I enjoyed my time in the force and this is a story of my experiences both good and bad during my time in the Force. I have described the History of Police Women and how, over the years they have progressed and are accepted now with equal responsibilities and promotion opportunities. In the 60's the world was a different place and Police duties also very different to how it is now.

Bug is a clever twelve-year old tomboy with an aptitude for mischief. Like most preteen girls, she struggles with bullies, relationships, and the growing pains of finding who you are. But, when Bug's family move to a new home, there's one more obstacle she must face-Ghosts.

This is the tragi-comic love and war story of Reginald (British nobility) and Vivian (Austrian Countess), who meet at the 1908 Paris Air Show and become lovers. When World War I broke out in 1914, they each became fighter pilots for their respective countries. This book describes the unusual and unique adventures they have had separately and together, both during the war and afterwards. When the war ends, they get together in the United States of America, where their further adventures include flying onto a mesa, which is fully occupied by a technologically sophisticated native tribe, meeting up with a ghost squadron of dead pilots from the war, and organizing an early airline.

Love, Lies & Lab Coats brings an unusual group of people together at the South Hill Medical Center in Spokane, Washington. The cast of characters includes a narcissistic surgeon, a brilliant medical technologist, an insecure co-worker, two parking lot attendants, a talented chef, a middle-aged woman hiding from her past, a sick child, and a group of devoted doctors. Whether you're looking for a good love story, one that confronts preconceived notions of racial boundaries, or perhaps just an entertaining warm tale of how so many chapters in life overlap and form lasting bonds that ripple through our memories, then you've found you must read in Love, Lies & Lab Coats. These dissimilar characters tackle difficult, realistic issues through social commentary and soul-searching. They help us take a step forward or a look within as we follow them on the road to love, forgiveness, redemption, and self-acceptance. They share stories that we can identify with and learn from. As the story moves forward, they weave their way through their trials and will keep you rooting for them as they find a place in your heart. Enjoy the ride.

A love story of two young people who had similar backgrounds, who came from poor and large families, who were meant to be together because all the planets aligned on that night of April 1, 1970. Now 53 plus years later with 3 lovely daughters and 5 beautiful grandchildren, this couple is still as much in love as that night, maybe even more!

How do you interpret the truthfulness of information?How do you make intelligent and rational decisions?How do you evaluate the validity of a persuasive argument without bias?Who is connecting your dots?Critical thinking is essential to process and analyze information logically and effectively. Students: Who Connects Your Dots? challenges people of all ages to make sound decisions, solve problems, and evaluate the validity and truthfulness of information and arguments. It encourages you to question your own biases, leading to open-minded and informed perspectives. Those who study and practice these ideas and questions become more independent and responsible learners, preparing for success in academic and professional careers. Whether in a school, university, home school, community, church, or any setting with a group eager to learn, Students: Who Connects Your Dots? is a complete course for critical thinking attainment.

How do you interpret the truthfulness of information?How do you make intelligent and rational decisions?How do you evaluate the validity of a persuasive argument without bias?Who is connecting your dots?Critical thinking is essential to process and analyze information logically and effectively. Students: Who Connects Your Dots? challenges people of all ages to make sound decisions, solve problems, and evaluate the validity and truthfulness of information and arguments. It encourages you to question your own biases, leading to open-minded and informed perspectives. Those who study and practice these ideas and questions become more independent and responsible learners, preparing for success in academic and professional careers. Whether in a school, university, home school, community, church, or any setting with a group eager to learn, Students: Who Connects Your Dots? is a complete course for critical thinking attainment.

An alcoholic is always an alcoholic. When the alcoholic is no longer actively drinking, that person is an alcoholic in recovery. The harm that alcohol causes to one's life remains as emotional and physical scars. The alcoholic learns how to cope with it to mitigate these damages. Some are superficial scars that are more easily managed while deeper scars are not so obvious or easily managed. Those of us closest to the alcoholic may have been even more severely harmed than the alcoholic, even though we avoid using alcohol. We learn our own coping mechanism like the alcoholic, most notably the denial. We are also always in recovery.

When Grace Hournbuckle Walker talked for the last time with her eight-year-old son Nathan, he shared his joyful hope and anticipation of heaven with Jesus. This unforgettable exchange inspired Grace to create poetry and letters capturing elements of that conversation and foundation of trust in God shared by mother and son. Additional inspirational writings from observations of life bridge the decades between Nathan's final conversation and the present moment....Walker takes words on a page and causes them to become three dimensional turning those black scratch marks into virtual arrows that will pierce your heart... revealing the healing process subliminally with every page... Most amazing though, is the peace that seems to flow through Walker's words... knowing the life of Nathan Walker will enrich your soul."C.C. Thomas, Pacific Book Review"... the author copes with life's pains by ascribing deeper meaning... offering poignant insights... for people experiencing loss... a gentle guidebook presenting new paths to process their experience.Barbara Bamberger Scott, US Review of Books

As we walk through life, we experience many emotions. These poems are a reflection of my feelings of love, grief, the beauty of God's creation and the many emotions one experiences in life's journey.

Dear Reader, Being a kid in the 21st century is hard in many ways and everyone has a story to tell. This is just one story about a person and it starts in 2008.Lyle Kent is an average fifteen-year-old who is just starting high school when his whole life is turned upside down in a single day. He must use all his courage to help his family survive the loss of everything they once had, including their family or "tribe" as Lyle's Mom calls them.Just as they get settled again, in a new and strange state, Lyle's personal life is threatened. One kind act spins the gossip and bullies of a small town into a frenzy and Lyle feels he must act. Lyle is always looking for a sign; perhaps it is written in the sky. He keeps hoping he will find something magical, but he finds that he has to look within himself for strength.This story is based partially on a true moment in time. The writing that Lyle is based is from the folklore of the desert of Arizona and the mythic native culture of the Pacific Northwest.

This story is about a man who had his feelings bottled up for way too long. Not able to tell his family why he did the things he did and not able to recoup the lost years away from the people who he loved. In the Mexican-American community, you never show your sadness, your pain, or weakness. As an act of pride, you always keep all your emotions to yourself like as if nothing is wrong. Showing everyone that you're not suffering and everything is fine is strength.I couldn't do that anymore; it was tearing me up from within. I felt that by writing my story, I was finally explaining and apologizing at the same time to my family for leaving so long ago and why I tend to stick to myself in the present. Writing my story has been a form of therapy for me, if you will, a way to release all those negative feelings that have been inside my head for some time now.It feels like coming up out of the water and taking a big gulp of air after being under for so long, and I can breathe again now. My life has been harder than most but easier than a lot of people. I thank God for guiding me and protecting me through my journey. But I still wouldn't change any part of what happened back then because it wouldn't have brought me here. I have no regrets.

I) Premise Statement: This book is about being the best volunteer that God would like you to be,by being faithful, being a servant and helping others.II) Willing to learn Something new, Working with Younder and Older People.III) Shwoing No Favoritism and never be affaired to Ask Questions and learning when to Say No.

Put your career on a winning track and create a job search taking into account your qualifications, your best qualities and preferences!Take the mystery out of job searches: What should I do in what order? What goes into my resume? What about a cover letter? What exactly is an employer looking for from me? What do I talk about in interviews? How do I get them?At every step, employers' perspectives are explained for best results.The radically new author-designed HIGH-IMPACT Resume showcasing your assets to make your resume draw intense employer interest is laid out in detail with many examples.Strategies for four common challenges are considered in some detail. HIGH-IMPACT TIPS, scattered throughout, help create advantages and avoid pitfalls. Where to look and how to look are laid out to aid in developing an effective job search strategy.Your dream job doing exactly what you do best for a supportive employer is out there waiting for you. This book shows you how to find it.

This story is my testimony of how, after suffering great personal losses-five family members in two and a half years, including the loss of my spouse of thirty-one years, which was the most devastating loss of all-I was resigned to end my life. My story takes the reader through the darkest moments in dealing with grief and quest for our purpose in life. I wanted to give a raw, honest account of my feelings so I held nothing back. My story will take you through my heartache, pain, and thoughts of suicide with many twists and turns. It also is a story of how God came to me through my grieving process a year and a half after my loss and saved me. Through my testimony, I hope to help others, who have suffered deep, emotional losses, understand that there can be meaning, purpose, and yes, even joy to life with a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ.

A collection of devotionals to encourage us when we face the many challenges of life. We need to look to God who loves us unconditionally, Jesus our Savior, Redeemer, and Deliverer and call on the power of the Holy Spirit.

Where did the story of the Easter Bunny come from? What does Easter, the Day on which Jesus was raised from the dead that Christians celebrate every year with great joy, have to do with a rabbit that brings joy to children?Did it ever occur to you that there might have been a family of rabbits in the Garden outside Jerusalem where Jesus was laid in the tomb on that sad, amazing day we call Good Friday? Well, if there were rabbits in that garden, maybe one of them saw the Risen Lord even before the faithful women went to the tomb and encountered the Angel telling the news of His Resurrection.Maybe she was a little bunny named Rebekah, who was curious about the strange rumbling she felt early, early that Sunday morning, and the beautiful light that came with the dawn, so out she hopped into the garden, all alone, while her brothers and sisters slept. And there she met the most wonderful person in the world - and somehow she knew Him and He knew her!!And then maybe that little bunny was able to say something without words to those women - and they included her in their story to the others. But then, over the centuries, the part about the rabbit and the first Easter day got forgotten mostly.Fantasy can be a wonderful way to connect with the truths taught by the Christian faith. Based on the Gospel of Matthew, "The Tale of Rebekah Rabbit" is for children and adults with a heart for what may have happened if, as old legends tell us, animals can talk among themselves and, like humans, can recognize the voice of their Maker!

Caught up in one of the nation's cruelest and spiraling epidemics, Anne (Ellie) Wadsworth, is working for the DEA in Washington, D.C., and must revisit a childhood tragedy and face terrifying drug cartels and the pain they have caused through her beloved MississippiAs she reconnects with the pilot who crash-landed on her grandfather's farm when she was ten years old, Ellie comes face to face with the world of drug addiction and death. The two of them fly to Mexico to meet the evil where heroin factories exist. Her journey takes them to Oaxaca, Mexico where a former lover is now a police detective.The story is filled with horror, mystery, and romance

There are few things more rewarding than sharing a book with someone. Sarah's Touch is one of those books that will be very rewarding to children when read together with an adult. Sarah's Touch is a true and touching story that teaches the value of quality by example. Sarah was working with children who had been moved frequently from home to home. These children had no trust in adults, no social skills, and no values.Sarah taught by the way she lived her life and interacted with the children. They learned competence, value in relationships, and trust in themselves and others. They learned and accepted the value of doing the best they could, not because of a class or a subject taught in school, but because they came to understand the meaning of value in their own life.

With forced shutdowns, Dr. Theresa Wee began to connect through social media with daily blogs. These blogs include practical advice on getting through tough times from her many years as a pediatrician, wife, and mother. She also shares ways in which God sustained her throughout her life, even after the unexpected death of her husband, Dr. Stephen Wee.In My COVID-19 Diary, Dr. Wee shows you ways to keep moving forward, persevering, and even thriving with God by your side. Grab your copy now to read daily inspirational Scriptures as well as learn ways to cope through those challenging times in your life journey.

"Dr. Susan Gitelson reminds us of how much good philanthropy has done and how much remains to be done. The book will inspire the needed great work ahead."-- Dr. Anthony W. Marx, President and CEO, The New York Public LibraryA valuable resource for you, Giving Is Not Just For The Very Rich is an inspiring, easy-to-use guide that gives you numerous creative ideas on how to reap the many benefits of giving. It's all about your feeling connected to worthwhile programs, achieving a sense of purpose, and deriving immeasurable pleasure from helping others.