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  Jack and the Red Giant - Tree...

  Amanda Cleary Eastep

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  Jack Finch is seeing stars.  And it has nothing to do with Christmas. Snowball wars are being waged against the Tree Street Kids, and Jack has taken a hit to the eye from one of Buzz Rublatz’s polar projectiles. Jack plans the perfect defense–the Abominable Snowman-ator. But building your greatest invention is tough when you’re also practicing for the starring role in the school nativity play. One cold, starry night, a neighborhood catastrophe disturbs the peacefulness of the snow-covered streets and twinkling lights. What's that terrible orange glow down the block? And does Buzz know more about it than he’s telling? Jack is determined to find out. But, first, he needs a Christmas miracle. Will Jack find room in his heart to welcome an unexpected addition to the stage and his home? To Jack’s surprise, he gives the neighborhood bully a greater gift than either of them could have imagined.Book Six in the Tree Street Kids Series

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  A Modern Look at Florence Scovel...

  Florence Scovel Shinn, Joseph...

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  As we speak, we influence everyone in our sphere, including ourselves. As we speak, we program our expectations, and we also begin the cycle of manifesting our will. Through our words we broadcast our intentions into the universe, and the universe is always listening. Your Word is Your Wand. Through our words, our will gives birth to possibilities and conditions in life. This is the philosophy and belief of the New Thought Movement. 
  In the 19th century, a school of thought and philosophy arose in the United States that was so powerful it changed the landscapes of religion, health and prosperity. The effects of the New Thought movement continue today and can be seen in how we now view our relationship with God, the universe, and ourselves. The New Thought movement has been termed a spiritual or metaphysical movement and a philosophical movement. It is the science of the mind teaching us how to use, will power, intent, affirmations, and visualization in order to manifest our visions in our lives today. 
  Shinn teaches us why some people are successful, some have their prayers answered, and why some fail. She teaches us the techniques we need to be successful and discusses how we can bring our visions and prayers into existence so we may live a life in a state of health and prosperity.

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  Manna of Life Daily Devotions -...

  Dr. Andrew C S Koh

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  Manna of Life is a 20-day daily devotional book. Each day's devotion open with a prayer and reading from a selected Bible passage. The commentary on each passage will explain and expound on scriptures for readers to understand God's Word. The application is presented in a devotional style to apply spiritual lessons to daily life. The closing prayer gives closure to the devotion, helping readers to pray according to each day's reading. The selected passages are taken from the entire Bible, covering Genesis to Revelation, providing an overview of the basic doctrines of the Christian faith. This book will provide a strong foundation to begin building faith, walking daily with Christ, and a much-needed refreshment. Just as manna provided the Israelites daily nourishment as they wandered through the wilderness for 40 years, Manna of Life will provide readers with spiritual nourishment to sustain them in the wilderness of stressful modern living.

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  Meeting Jesus - Common People...

  Donald Blosser

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  Meeting Jesus, Common People, Uncommon Stories is a deeply personal book rooted in pastoral experience and Biblical reflection. Written with inspiration from Maggie Liechty, an elderly, housebound woman, the book emerged from their faith-based discussions about Biblical figures whose lives were transformed by encounters with Jesus. Maggie resonated with these individuals, recognizing their struggles as reflective of her own, and sought deeper understanding of their stories beyond the brief accounts in scripture. 
  Through their weekly conversations, Maggie emphasized Jesus’s compassion, sensitivity, and ability to bring dignity and hope to marginalized individuals. She also challenged the faith community to offer similar acceptance and inclusion, asserting that healing often arises from being seen and valued within the community, even if physical circumstances remain unchanged. 
  The book chronicles how these discussions reshaped the author’s view of Jesus, highlighting His role in fostering social inclusion and healing. It also critiques the church’s tendency to exclude individuals based on their conditions, calling for greater empathy and acceptance. The author prays that these stories inspire readers to embrace healing, dignity, and inclusion in their own faith journeys and invites readers to share their own stories.

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  Whenever You Come Around

  Robin Lee Hatcher

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  Will writing a romance help this author find a real-life hero? 
  Charity Anderson turned her back on Kings Meadow years ago, with good reason, and has avoided visits to her hometown whenever possible. But with her house in Boise damaged by floodwaters and a book deadline bearing down, staying in her parents’ empty home seems her only option. However, being back in Kings Meadow dredges up a painful secret, and old fears threaten to overwhelm her. 
  Charity’s former high school classmate Buck Malone never left town, instead sacrificing his dreams to take care of his family. Now he enjoys an uncomplicated life as a wilderness guide and confirmed bachelor. The last thing on his mind is settling down. 
  When Charity’s dog causes an accident that leaves Buck with a broken ankle and wrist at the start of prime tourist season, Charity has little choice but to render aid while he recuperates.  Soon Buck becomes the inspiration for Charity’s hero, both on the page and off. Can he also help her face and overcome her fears so they might find their own happily ever after?

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  Billy Graham - America's Pastor

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  Billy boarded the train to Minneapolis. He had come to Los Angeles months before as a small-time preacher. Now he was leaving as one of the most recognized Christians in the country. It was not what Billy had sought; he'd just been open for God to use. Billy wondered if this would be the peak of his fame or if something bigger was about to happen.The oldest son of dairy farmers from Charlotte, North Carolina, young Billy Graham (1918-) attended evangelical revival meetings that inspired him for the rest of his life. As an ordained minister, he rose to prominence and would subsequently preach the Christian message to over 200 million people in 185 countries. Graham championed civil rights, befriended US politicians and presidents, and traveled the world to places no one else dared to go. His life and ministry have shaped the spiritual life of America and offer hope for the future -- inspiring new generations of leaders willing to serve with courage, integrity, and vision.

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