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  Woman of Valor

  Lynne Golodner

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  What would you do if you had a second chance at first love? That’s Sally’s dilemma. 
  Sally Lieberman chose to become an Orthodox Jew in her twenties because it was comforting, calming and full of community and family. It didn’t hurt that religious observance brought her to the man of her dreams—her patient, sexy husband, Barry. 
  Ten years in, Sally has everything she ever wanted, a passionate marriage with three children and a best friend she can count on. She loves everything about her chosen life. 
  Until her son is abused at school, and she’s shocked by her husband’s response. That’s when Sally’s first love finds her online and wants her back—something she dreamed about long before she became a religious wife. 
  It would be easy to abandon the community that is abandoning her—but she’s not the same person she was when she first fell in love with John. Sally is caught between two worlds. Can she give up the life she’s built with Barry? 
  Experience the sensory-rich, food-filled Orthodox community of Skokie, Illinois in WOMAN OF VALOR, and step inside Sally Lieberman's loving family along with her often-difficult, yet surprisingly-inspiring way of life—even when everything seems stacked against her. Ask yourself what you would do if you had a second-chance with your first love. 
  What Readers Say… 
  “…a brave heroine who inhabited two worlds and chooses the one readers least expect…” Nancy Sharp, author of Both Sides Now 
  “…an important story of faith, love, devotion and self-determination…” Barbara Stark-Nemon, author of Even In Darkness  
  “Woman of Valor is a must-read!” Ly Ky Tran, author of House of Sticks: A Memoir 
  “…a heartfelt, satisfying read.” Rochelle B. Weinstein, bestselling author of What You Do To Me

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  Beautiful Thoughts from George...

  George MacDonald, Elizabeth Dougall

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  A beautiful resource for -pastors, -small group leaders, -Sunday school teachers, -Bible Study groups, and -personal reading:BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS FROM GEORGE MAC DONALD Compiled by ELIZABETH W. DOUGALL was originally published in 1894. The source for the text is an electronic copy bequeathed to Harvard College in 1924.Be inspired by 365 quotes / excerpts from MacDonald's stories, sermons, and poems, narrated by Shelly Weingart.Enjoy calming, meditative worship music in the background to enhance your listening experience.Free PDF Included.Use the Topical Search Index as a Topical Concordance for easy reference. 
  If I can put one touch of rosy sunset, into the life of any man or woman, I shall feel that I have worked with God 
  .-Mac Donald.

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  The Dharma Code - How Ancient...

  Karma Yeshe Rabgye

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  Have you ever felt stuck in the same old patterns—stress, frustration, or that nagging sense that something’s missing? What if the answers you’ve been looking for aren’t new at all… but over 2,600 years old?  
  This is not just another book about Buddhism. This is Buddha’s teachings unlocked—stripped of complexity and delivered in a way that makes immediate sense for your life. No robes, no rituals—just the original, practical wisdom of one of history’s greatest minds.  

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  The Prayer Of Azariah

  Christopher Glyn

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  mmerse yourself in the "Prayer of Azariah," a profound and moving piece of biblical literature nestled within the Apocrypha. This text, often included as part of the Book of Daniel in the Greek Septuagint and Latin Vulgate, presents the fervent prayer of Azariah (also known as Abednego), one of the three young Hebrew men cast into a fiery furnace for their refusal to worship an idol. Experience the deep faith and unyielding devotion of Azariah, as he stands amidst the flames. His prayer, a poignant blend of confession, supplication, and praise, exemplifies unwavering trust in God even in the face of certain death. It's a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of faith under persecution. Following Azariah's heartfelt prayer, witness the "Song of the Three Holy Children" — a hymn of praise sung by Azariah, Hananiah (Shadrach), and Mishael (Meshach). This hymn, echoing through the furnace, transforms a place of execution into a sanctuary of worship, celebrating God's sovereignty and righteousness. Discover the rich tapestry of themes woven into the "Prayer of Azariah," from divine justice and mercy to the acknowledgment of past transgressions and the hope for deliverance. As one of the Apocryphal books of the Bible, it adds layers of theological depth, exploring the complexities of faith in adversity. As a cherished text in certain Christian traditions and an important work in the study of Jewish liturgical history, the "Prayer of Azariah" invites readers on an inspiring journey through the furnace of affliction. Its enduring messages of faith, resilience, and divine presence in times of trial continue to resonate, offering a profound reflection on the power of prayer and praise in the midst of suffering.

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  Once We Were Strangers

  Debbie Levy

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  A Shepherd's Story - From...

  Leivon Canary Kom

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  This remarkable book is the testimony of an itinerant evangelist whose only goal is to see people in India come to know his Lord and Savior. Through these pages, you will discover how a whole-hearted commitment to making Jesus known can overcome unimaginable obstacles, open the door to miracles, and provide God’s wisdom in the absence of mentors and instructors. 
  India is home to 94 percent of the world’s Hindus, and only 2 percent of its population call themselves Christian. Levon Canary Kom, born to a nominally Baptist, rural family, has been set aflame by God to share His truth and word wherever he might go. His passion has impelled him to press forward despite his lack of formal education and material resources. He describes himself professionally as a woodcutter, water carrier, wage laborer, and teacher of needy children, although as a self-taught English speaker, he also teaches English conversation and has taught in India’s schools. 
  Kom is upfront about mistakes and regrets and unsparing in his Bible-based commentary about the social, political, and religious systems he observes. This book will provide you the opportunity to understand more about village life in India and how access to a Bible can shape a life where there is no church. You’ll be uplifted, inspired, and challenged by this unusual story.

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