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With Lee In Virginia Readers are rediscovering G. A. Henty, the prolific 19th century author of historical adventures, whom George Grant calls "a Victorian literary phenomenon."With Lee in Virginia introduces us to young Vincent Wingfield. Not yet 16, and back in virgina after four years in England, Vincent finds conditions in the South and the country unsettled. Before long, war breaks out between the states and Vincent goes to fight for the South. Henty's gripping story weaves Vincent's adventures with real life events and people of the war, teaching history as it entertains.Admiring of the South, but by no means downplaying the evils slavery wrought, Henty makes a valuable contribution to the field of children's literature with this rousing story that gives today's children a new perspective on the War Between the States. This book includes a Build Your Vocabulary Glossary for quick look up of words children may not know.

With Love Libby The concluding book in the popular Coming Home to Brewster series follows the faith journey of Libby Marsden, who faces the question, "What happens when a dream comes true?" After she accomplishes her goal of writing a book Libby must figure out if her desire to write has clouded her understanding of purpose.Vicki Johnson has big dreams for her daughter, Angie, who is about to graduate from high school. Only after Angie is in college will Vicki explore her personal passions and plans. But when Angie reveals ambitions of her own, Vicki must readjust her vision of the future.Fans of this series or those just introduced to Henke's writing will be captivated by this character-rich, compelling story.

With My Mom, with My Dad A sensitive story to meet the needs of children experiencing the stress of having parents divorce—for ages 4-8 Helping Kids Heal is a new series from Zonderkidz designed to help children cope with traumatic experiences in their lives. At the end of each book R. Scott Stehower, Ph.D., professor of psychology, Calvin College, and clinical psychologist, provides suggestions for parents and caregivers of hurting children. These books reassure children that God is with them always. Divorce creates deep pain for children and makes them wonder: if Mom and Dad stopped loving each other, will they stop loving me? Children often blame themselves for the divorce and wish that things could go back to the way they were. They may hate the stress of having to go back and forth between their parents’ houses. Included are two pages of suggestions for parents and others helping a child through loss.

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With Open Hands Take a new look at With Open Hands, Henri Nouwen's first book on spirituality, and a treasured introduction to prayer for over thirty years. With Open Hands gently encourages an open, trusting stance toward God and offers insight to the components of prayer: silence, acceptance, hope, compassion, and prophetic criticism. Updated for a new generation with moving photography and a foreword by Sue Monk Kidd. Almost half a million copies printed in seven languages.

With Or Without You Cameron Conant met the girl of his dreams. He fell in love, followed her to California, and eventually married her. Both were twentysomething Christians. Both were committed to each other and to their mutual faith. And then their relationship fell apart. Unflinching in the face of messy questions, With or Without You tells the all-too-real story of how sin, separation, anger, and depression can ravage the fragile bond between husband and wife and how, following a painful divorce, the grace of Christ can step in to piece together broken lives. In this engaging memoir, Conant refuses to whitewash his own failures or soften the edges of his shattered spirit. The result is an intensely personal glimpse into one twentysomething's journey from love to heartbreak to redemption.

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With Pipe, Paddle and Song Son of a French nobleman and a Chippewa Indian woman, Guillaume has spent half of his life in his father's Montroal cheteau, half in his mother's village. When his father returns to France, the sixteen-year-old is determined to make his own way in the world. He signs up to journey into the wilds of Canada to bring back the rich furs that have made New France prosperous. The author's meticulous research is obvious in this story of the French-Canadian fur trade. She skillfully weaves history and the theme of a young man coming to grips with two worlds' conflicting demands. Ages 14 and up

With Reverence And Awe "Reformed Christians," write D. G. Hart and John R. Muether, "are increasingly divided over how they ought to worship their God." Considering it an urgent matter "to recover a biblical view of worship," the authors have written With Reverence and Awe. Drawing on Scripture and Reformed confessions and catechisms, the authors answer such questions as: When are we to worship? How do we worship with reverence

With The Grain Of The Universe Hauerwas shows how natural theology has been employed to domesticate the church and its witness in modernity.

With This Ring A beautiful celebration of the promises that bind two hearts forever. Centered on the traditional wedding vows, this exquisite keepsake book celebrates the beauty, delight, and mystery of married love. Soul-stirring quotes and inspiring stories illuminate the history and deeper meaning behind each aspect of the wedding ceremony, from the betrothal pledge of “Will you be mine?” to the declaration of two hearts eternally united as one. The elegant design includes space to record treasured memories, shared dreams, and meaningful reflections. With unforgettable insights on sacred love, With This Ring creates a personal treasury of romance and devotion, perfect for anyone preparing to exchange vows, celebrating a marital milestone, or simply wanting to recapture the beauty of the promises they share as husband and wife. About the Author Joanna Weaver is the best-selling author of Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World and Having a Mary Spirit. A pastor’s wife for more than twenty-six years, she has partnered with her husband, John, in counseling engaged and married couples and in speaking on the topic of marriage throughout the Pacific Northwest.

With This Ring Im Confused Ashley Stockingdale has imagined her wedding day since she was a little girl-but that fairy tale is rapidly turning into a southern gothic tale, complete with overbearing future in-laws from "old South" Atlanta, a groom who's too busy for details, and her own dysfunctional family. Throw in Ashley's high-pressure job that takes her out of town-and out of the loop-far too often, and suddenly a quick Las Vegas wedding is starting to look pretty darn good. Can Ashley pull off her dream wedding (preferably without having a nervous breakdown)? Or is she destined to wear Scarlett O'Hara ruffles and leave the church under a tunnel of Confederate swords? This comedy of manners and culture-the third in the Ashley Stockingdale series-promises to leave fans of chick lit laughing out loud.