Carolyn Slaughter: 7 books

In this unforgettable memoir, acclaimed novelist Carolyn Slaughter recalls her childhood in Africa and how the land itself released her from a rage that threatened to destroy her. For Carolyn Slaughter, who grew up in Botswana in the 1950s, it was the Kalahari Desert that made life bearable....

India, 1920: exotic, glamorous, and violent, as the country begins to resist England's colonial grip. In the midst of this turmoil, Isabel, a young British military wife, begins a passionate liaison with Sam, an Indian doctor and Oxford graduate who insists, against all odds, on the right to be both...

First produced by Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church, this 12-session study is perfect for groups just beginning their faith walk or for anyone looking for a deeper foundation. Follow Jesus leads adults to rediscover Jesus, grow in the spirit and learn to live in faith and in service to the church,...

First produced by Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church, this 12-session group is perfect for groups just beginning their faith walk or for anyone looking for a deeper foundation. *Following Jesus *leads adults to rediscover Jesus, grow in the spirit and learn to live in faith and in service to the...

India, 1920: esotica, scintillante, e alla faticosa e dolorosa ricerca d’indipendenza dall’Inghilterra ma preda della violenza etnica e del terrorismo. Isabel, una giovane donna inglese in cerca di se stessa e in fuga dalla devastazione della Grande guerra, sposa un ufficiale dell’esercito inglese...

Everyone is looking for a spiritual discipline that is both relevant to daily life and easy to stick with. Transformation Journal meets this need and more, offering users daily Bible studies and insightful questions that invite reflection and response. Each week highlights a different biblical topic,...

Written in the 1980’s, heyday of Deconstruction in university English Departments, Carolyn Norman Slaughter’s study probes the ways that language “works” in the literature of a few American modernist authors. Slaughter’s purpose is not to prove the futility and “meaning”lessness of language,...