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| This book is intended to help you teach the basics of the Catholic Faith to your children in an enjoyable manner. |
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| School kids spend a lot of time looking forward to recess. Their teachers are no different. "A healthy, happy classroom begins and ends with the teacher," says seasoned educator Vicki Caruana. However, she knows from experience that a healthy, happy lifestyle isn't always easily maintained among teachers. When school is in session, unique responsibilities mount, and the profession has a way of biting into personal time.Recess For Teachers invites you to take rightful time out for the body, mind, and soul on a regular basis. Each encouraging chapter addresses the harried modern-day ways of a teacher's life, countering them with timeless biblical lessons about rest and further relaxation tips that will restore much-needed balance. Take a moment for yourself, and see how it rewards others as well. |
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| "Galloping Gourmet" Graham Kerr and his wife Treena have spent the past twenty years embracing a Christ-like lifestyle they call outdulgence. Here, the Kerrs share the transforming details of such a truly good life that trades constant consumption and self-serving for creative simplicity and healthy self-denial to benefit others. A deep and delightful approach to what Jesus described when He said, "I have come that they may have life and have it in abundance." |
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| "You won't find this chef's best recipe on any menu. Her specialty is love! A sweet gift all ages will adore, the huggable plush bear wears a fabric apron and matching chef's hat and comes with a ""Recipe for Love"" gift card. From Gund(R). 12"". " |
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| While cleaning out the cluttered basement of Grace Chapel Inn, Jane Howard finds an old cookbook brimming with her mother's recipes and handwritten notes. Jane has always been hungry for details about her mother, Madeleine, who died while giving birth to Jane. Through precious, fragile pages of the recipe book, Jane comes to discover the spirit of the mother she never had the chance to know. |
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| New Song, Second Verse Gerrit and Joan discovered the beauty of second chances when they fell in love. But life isn't "happily ever after" when the widowed dairy farmer and big-city piano teacher get married. When they move to Chicago to pursue a teaching opportunity for Joan, Gerrit the country boy must find new purpose in an unfamiliar urban world. It's not an easy change for him, but his friendship with Zhao, a visiting Chinese musician, begins to give him new purpose. Meanwhile, Joan tries to accept her husband for who he is, even as she struggles to find her place as a music professor in this clash between small-town values and big-city ways.In this poignant sequel to The Duet, Joan and Gerrit redefine the meaning of love and home as they learn painful new lessons about mutual sacrifice. |
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| Unknown to Katherine, her long-lost love seeks her even as she delights in the attentions of another. Still, Katherine yearns for peace - one that requires her to face her Plain heritage. |
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| Many people are buried under years of accumulated possessions and are left to their own devices to dig themselves out. The good news is that Vicki Norris, a professional organizer and regular on HGTV’s nationally syndicated Mission: Organization, can provide the tools and tactics to help. Without the slick tricks that cost consumers lots of money but often bring little order, Vicki bases her organizational strategy on biblical principles, giving readers a framework that puts first things first and helps them... Establish and maintain priorities Trade the chaos of disorder for the peace of process Form good habits with God’s design Embrace a plan that is personalized and possible Do what they know first to ease into a life of order Anyone who has stood in a room surrounded by unidentifiable or unreachable stuff will appreciate this sensible, biblical, and realistic approach to making a personal exodus from clutter to order. About the Author Vicki Norris is founder and president of Restoring Order®, a professional organizing firm serving a national clientele in corporate, home–based business, and residential environments. Norris is also a television personality, both as an on–air organizer for HGTV’s nationally syndicated Mission: Organization and as a contributor to AM Northwest, the longest running morning show in the Northwest. |
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| The early church started as a fringe, radical movement; today the church has become a large, bureaucratic institution. In the process, the modern church has lost much of its focus, power, and original intent - which has slowly deadened its impact on culture. Looking at the history and purpose of the early church as their guide, authors Wes Roberts and Glenn Marshall offer a renewed vision for the church - one in which the smaller church plays the lead role in serving communities and individuals as Christ did. Original Intent is not a how-to book to make churches - big or small - better; it is a treatise on where we are, how we got here, and how the church can meet the needs of the coming generations. By getting back to the core values of servanthood and character, Wes and Glenn remind pastors of the real reason to be passionate about ministry. |
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| More than reflections of nature in photography. The story of a woman traumatized by disturbing war images who finds inner peace by replacing thoughts and emotions with images of God's creation. |
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| Nick Noble hadn’t planned on being the prodigal son. But when his father dies and leaves half of Silver Buckle--the Noble family ranch--to Nick’s former best friend, he must return home to face his mistakes, and guarantee that the Silver Buckle stays in the Noble family. Award-winning journalist Piper Sullivan believes Nick framed her brother for murder, and she’s determined to find justice. But following Nick to the Silver Buckle and posing as a ranch cook proves more challenging than she thinks. So does resisting his charming smile. As Nick seeks to overturn his father’s will--and Piper digs for answers--family secrets surface that send Nick’s life into a tailspin. But there’s someone who’s out to take the Silver Buckle from the Noble family, and he’ll stop at nothing--even murder--to make it happen. |
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