Dorothy: 1480 books

When Woodpeckers Dance is a collection of stories from several years of reflection on the authors experiences living in southern Ohio and northern Virginia. In each of these stories, the behavior of Gods creatures is used to show His presence in every aspect of our lives, with the goal of reassuring...

This book is about the spiritual warfare I have encountered in my life. When God first raised me up as a minister and then a Pastor, I had a lot of zeal faith and fervor. I had no idea or thoughts about the hierarchy of Satan. I thought everyone in the church were people of God and loved God. I was...

Nearly one hundred poems of faith, reason and love told with humor and unwavering belief, Mrs. Legge's poetry is part of a collection over seventy years in the making. These pages are filled with beautiful descriptions of devotion to family, friends and her Redeemer.

A crucial component of the New Education reform movement, nature study was introduced to elementary schools throughout the English-speaking world in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Despite the undoubted enthusiasm with which educators regarded nature study, and the ambitious aims...

This book contains a very thoughtful story which should not offend anyone. It is about a small fictitious town in New England, where everyone knows everyone quite well, or so they thought. It's a sort of "Who done it" story line.

Thirteen-year-old Anna’s passionate dream is to go to high school, the first girl from her tiny farm community back in 1910 to do so. She is determined not to stay at home like her older sister, Mary Ellen, helping their mother and waiting to marry a local farmer. But there is no money to send her...

Images of Justice resonates with voices of the North and comes alive through interviews with many of those involved in the cases - defendants judges and prosecutors. Eber also provides valuable information on the little-known carvers who created these remarkable works of art. At a time when alternative...

Marriage is constantly changing. From courtship to the death of a spouse, each stage comes with new challenges, and married couples will inevitably face conflicts. Marriage! Why Bother? describes the challenges married people will face on their journey together and how they can unite their diverse...

What makes a marriage beautiful? Honesty? Compatibility? Physical and emotional intimacy? All of these are important, but there’s one component that determines the quality and longevity of a marriage more than anything else: a willingness to grow. Because a wedding joins together two imperfect...

It is the wish of every couple that their love and romance will last forever. Unfortunately, reality set in sooner than expected. It is important that as a couple you do not forget the little things which can create problems in the marriage. This book is written to inform couples about the day to...

Darlington's Margaret is a novel that takes place just after the second world war. After the tragic death of their father, Margaret and her siblings leave England and their invalid mother to come to Canada. Great Aunt Aileen makes the children feel unwelcome. They must deal with homesickness and work...

 Back Cover Summary: In a world that’s fast-paced for most, and with all its challenges in life, one may find it difficult to have time to explore the deeper meaning of life, especially if one is a Christian who is struggling to maintain a continuous walk with God. Of course, Christians have...

This book takes four fundamental questions of human existence, including the existence of evil and suffering, the pervasiveness of anxiety and fear, the quest for personal meaning, and the issue of whether a sense of purpose is to be found in human history and creation. Each of these questions is...

A TIME FOR HEALING AND TRANSFORMATION  Beings from another dimension, parallel to ours and yet far beyond it, give their view about what is happening on Earth now. They speak about what it means to be an unlimited spiritual consciousness immersed in a limited physical body. They describe...