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| The gift of friendship will touch your heart in this brand new gift book featuring the cheerful snow buddies of artist Heidi Satterberg. Bask in the glow of what girlfriends bring to your life as they:*lift you up when you're feeling down*celebrate your accomplishments with you*share your burdensA delightful companion to Good Friends Warm the Heart, There's Snow Buddy Like You is the perfect way to tell a special someone how much she means and to celebrate the seasons of friendship with her. Heidi's homespun art paired with delightful quotes lets cherished friends and family members know how much they have enriched your life. |
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| This film, directed by Leonardo Defilippis, tells the story of St. Therese of Lisieux, a young girl who fell in love with Jesus Christ and demonstrated a path of spirituality, known as the "Little Way", through the actions of unconditional love, human compassion, and selfless devotion to duty. Starring Lindsay Younce, this moving true story is told in an inspiring way that invites the audience to contemplate and apply such spirituality in their own lives. This DVD contains the following language options: English with optional French or Spanish subtitles '' |
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| St. Thorase of Lisieux is the most popular saint of modern times, and her "little way" of love and confidence has great appeal to people everywhere. This new film explores why so many ordinary people are drawn to St. Thorase. Journalists, scholars, psychiatrists, priests, nuns and scores of people from around the country reflect on her appeal and powerful message. ' This is a Region 1 DVD (playable ONLY in Bermuda, Canada, the Cayman Islands, United States and U.S. territories) |
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| Composed entirely by a cloistered Carmelite nun, the Therese musical score features the talents of various Pacific Northwest musicians under the direction of conductor Vilem Sokol, who is widely known for his work with the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra. This inspirational score delicately weaves a beautiful melodic thread through the true story of Therese, sewing together a balance between simple confidence and a sensitive purity, akin to Saint Thorase herself. ' 'The Therese Soundtrack quietly embraces the audience and draws them in to reflect on the life and spiritual journey of Thorase Martin, an ordinary girl who desired to love God and others in a selfless way. This method of living, simply called the “Little Way� and tenderly depicted in the film, formed the foundation for Thorase's spiritual life and led her to become Saint Thorase, “the greatest saint of modern times.� ' 'Six Sample Tracks: ' 1. Story Of My Soul '' 2. Death of Mama '3. I longed for Heaven ' 4. Faraway Desert Place '5. A Father's Mercy '6. Pauline's Secret '7. Pauline is Lost to Me '8. The Miracle '9. Therese Visits Pauline '10. My Sisters Depart '11. Christmas Conversion '12. The Baby Jesus '13. Pranzini '14. The Little Flower '15. A Visit To Rome '16. Speak '17. Little Things '18. Goodbye Papa '19. Life in Carmel '20. Sister Augustine ' 21. Canticle of Love ' 22. The Little Way '23. The Storm Begins '24. In Heaven '25. Joan of Arc '26. My Vocation is Love ' 27. Therese's Sickness ' 28. Trial Of Faith ''29. Last Conversation '30. Final Agony '31. My Mission has Begun '32. Shower of Roses '''' |
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| "Stainless steel thermos has ""cup"" lid and handy one-touch ""push and pour"" system. Screen-printed message. Hand wash only. Comes in its own vinyl travel bag. 9 3/4"" tall. 1/2 liter." |
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| "Thermos is stainless steel with a brushed silver finish. The lid can be used as a cup. Has a handy one-touch ""push and pour"" system and a special screen-printed message. Hand wash only. Measures 9 3/4"" x 2 3/4"" diam. 1/2 liter capacity. " |
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| Clever repeated rhyming style based on "This is the House that Jack built"Shepherds and disciples, people who needed help, and the women who met Jesus when he rose from the dead. God sent Jesus to be a friend to them and to us. |
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| Without training or money, Gladys Aylward follows God's leading from her dull job in London to the wild mountains of China to serve as a missionary. Everyone says she will never make it. But she knows she has been called. |
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| BookLinks: These Are My People is geared toward the advanced reader. It is an enhancement of the lesson plans for These Are My People found in the first edition of the Reading 3 Teacher's Edition. An in-depth study of this junior novel links literature to content areas and life skills. A laminated folder provides background information, enrichment activities, and useful storage pockets. The 60-page guide includes lessons, practical Scriptural applications, and dozens of reproducible activity pages. Use BookLinks to--Challenge the advanced readerEnhance basic instruction for the average readerInterest and motivate the struggling readerIncludes teaching guide and novel. |
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| Willing to make the necessary sacrifices–even skipping the occasional latte–to ensure career success, 31-year-old Cassidy Cantrell “invests” in a chic pair of boots, certain they’ll make a spectacular impression and help seal the deal on a long-anticipated promotion from her Seattle employer. But reality tromps all over her expectations. Cassie’s job is abruptly eliminated–and her love life obliterated, when her longtime boyfriend dumps her for a “friend.” Her self-esteem in tatters, Cassie limps home to the resort town she once so eagerly fled–only to find her recently divorced mother transformed into a gorgeous fifty-something babe with a thriving social life. Cassie wrestles with envy and apathy as she considers the dismal shape of her own physique and romantic prospects. What will it take for her to jump back into life and regain her stride? This sassy and hilarious novel leads readers on a romp through the wilds of relationships, romance, career, and spirituality, revealing that, while God’s plans may look drastically different than our own, it’ll always be a perfect fit. About the Author Melody Carlson is the best-selling author of more than 100 books for adults, children, and teens, including On This Day, Finding Alice, the Notes from a Spinning Planet series, and Homeward, which won the Rita Award from Romance Writers of America. She and her husband, the parents of two grown sons, make their home near the Cascade Mountains in Central Oregon. Melody is a full-time writer as well as an avid gardener, biker, skier, and hiker. |
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| Jan Karon has created a town where we feel wonderfully at home. In Mitford, a village nestled in the hills of North Carolina, she shows us small-town life for what it really is: completely engrossing. And absolutely hilarious. In this irresistible third book of The Mitford Years series, Father Timothy Kavanagh is married to more than his lovable and eccentric Episcopal parishioners. He's also married to Cynthia, his vivacious and talented neighbor. Suddenly, the routine existence of a sixtysomething bachelor is out the window. How will they keep his sofa-sized dog at a safe distance from her arrogant, albeit famous, cat? Can he learn to love the old-Italian-villa look his wife is bent on giving the rectory? These concerns pale, however, beside the growing pains of Dooley Barlowe, the thrown-away boy whom the rector loves as his own son. Then, the poverty and violence of an area known as the Creek comes knocking at the rectory door. Clearly, being at home in Mitford has its challenges. And, when the rector goes on a camping trip with the church youth group, he's forced to confront the toughest challenge of all - his own fears. |
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| For years, Mitford's sixty-something rector has been happily married to his parish. Now he's also married to Cynthia, his vivacious next-door neighbor. For Father Tim, life in Mitford has never been so full of surprises. His wife is "aging" his already ancient kitchen walls, not to mention burning his draperies. The mountain boy he's learned to love as his own makes a heartrending decision. And the agony of mastering the church computer system is as boggling as the pandemonium that breaks loose when his quiet rectory becomes a nursery. All this, however, is small potatoes compared to what happens on a wilderness camping trip that sends him home a changed man. In These High, Green Hills, Jan Karon takes her readers on a heartwarming and hilarious visit to Mitford, where her lovable characters always inspire laughter, tears, and fresh hope. |
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