Jackson: 3969 books

From standing alone in a doorway of a house on an early-May morning, looking out on the torn backstreets of a Texas city in the early 1990s, Fr. Tom Jackson--a marginal Episcopal priest and former shrink--began to experience a new life in what seemed to be a strange placeand the house would quickly...

Life is good with a God who is great! What’s a girl to do in a changing world full of darkness, distractions, pressure, lies, and uncertainty? Is it really possible for a twenty-first-century young woman to live a life in direct contrast to culture’s ever-changing standards? The answer...

This book is for homeowners thinking about replacing their existing windows and having a service provider do it for them. If you are a DIY-er or renter, then this book is not for you. It does not matter what stage you’re in as far as your window research and shopping process.  You might...

The Teller Review of Books™ (Editor-in-Chief: Nadine L.  Jackson) provides succinct overviews and critical reviews of the seminal books shaping contemporary culture in the areas of law, faith, society and public policy. Milestones in political, cultural and religious thought, whether contemporary...

Historical fiction about great Christian heroes. Introducing Adoniram and Ann Judson. The two young Burmeze girls had dreaded leaving their father but he told them that the only sfe thing was for the two of them to go live with the American missionaries, Adoniram and Ann Judson. May-Lo...

Historical fiction about great Christian heroes. Introducing Marcus and Narcissa Whitman. Perrin Whitman was twelve years old and thrilled to travel by wagon train to Oregon Territory with his missionary aunt and uncle, Dr. Marcus and Narcissa Whitman. It was 1843, and life in the...

Let A Homemade Year inspire you to discover new and creative ways to experience the rhythm of God's story in your home, with your family and friends, through fun, colorful crafts, party ideas, and recipes. Divided into seasons, *A Homemade Year is filled with celebrations that you already observe...

After decades of conversation serving up a mosaic of understandings of Wesleyan evangelism (focusing on proclamation, initiation, and embodiment), Jack Jackson offers a clearer portrait of Wesley’s evangelistic vision, understood through the lens of “offering grace.”   Any discussion of Wesley’s...

Breanna Barton's love life sucks. That's why she's staying home and taking care of her eight-year-old niece, Shari over spring break instead of heading over to Panama City for some surf, sun and sex.She's glad college is over for a couple of weeks so she can escape from...

A winning mix of vulgarity and sensitivity.Twila Taunton, a spunky redneck with no marketable skills is described by the author as "self-centered and intractable and a champion of the underdog." Follow the gutsy heroine in a delightful romp as she flaunts her rough-edged appeal using raunchy, politically...

This is an autobiography of a little farm boy who became a doctor and before practicing in Ontario, Canada, he spent two years as a Missionary Doctor in Northern Rhodesia. Dr. Ivan M. Jackson was born on a farm in Ontario, Canada. He graduated from University of Toronto in 1961 with an MD degree....

Throughout our nation, hundreds of vibrant African-American churches are leading people to deep, life-changing spiritual transformations. With visionary leadership, powerful worship, challenging faith formation strategies, and a strong sense of community and mission, these churches form the backbone...

It should have been a relaxing trip to the beach for a young man who had everything to live for... Mark has just handed in his final university psychology essay and is looking forward to a weekend away with his girlfriend. As he drives, his mind starts to wander, to the lyrics of a love song...

The Earth has been consumed by the rising waters. Land has become scarce. A solution to overcrowding was necessary. Has salvation been found off-world, a chance for civilisation to start over on Second Earth? A yearning to experience the Earth one last time before departure, leaves one Military Guard facing the crushing weight of loneliness. But not of the kind that she imagined.