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Some may believe that once you have faith, that is all there is. You are or are not a believer. But like life in general, ones spiritual journey is a process of growth. For author Amelia Nazer, an encounter with Jesus was the beginning of a new relationship with Him. In her book, FaithIts Voice...

We all have different experiences that shape who we are. As a soul navigating and learning our human dance we all have equal access to the Universes love. It doesnt matter where you come from, how much you earn, or the challenges you are facing, social status, race nor religion should create any limitations...

At the age of sixty-nine, author Bev Arnold realized a long-secreted childhood dream. She released her debut country music CD, Never Too Late. Just months later, she found herself sitting in a doctors office receiving a breast cancer diagnosis. In A Patchwork of Pink, Arnold narrates her life story,...

Just take another step follows the roller coaster ride of one womans life during an unrelenting four years. The reader is thrust headlong into the familys chaos and pain at the sudden death of her beloved husband. As she plummets into a new world of learning how to grieve, she must endure the pain...

It is a cold and misty morning as passengers board a ship heading for Australia with hopes of making a new life in the new settlement on the other side of the world. As nine-year-old Abigale Sherman joins her family on the ship, she has no idea of what lies ahead. Aft er she makes new friends...

A heart-warming story about a little boy coming to terms with his brother's autism. My son Daniel flaps and spins and shouts. He makes unpredictable movements with strange and disarming noises. But once you know him his strangeness is not so apparent. He is sweet and gentle and he loves to laugh....

Written by Mish Mockovic Martin, a woman who has dedicated two decades to the study and sharing of the ancient holistic science of yoga and its transformative powers, Insights of a Yogi introduces you to the core concepts of yoga. By way of a truthful and sometimes stark rendition of the significant...

These are just my inner thoughts and heartfelt emotions that contribute mainly to my poetry.

In her eightieth year, Imogene knows her time is drawing near and finds herself wondering how different her life would have been if events had not occurred in the way that they did. If she had not had to endure horrendous acts of mental, physical, and emotional abuse, would she have aged a different...

Stories about bullying seem to be in the news every day. Sadly, these stories often follow a tragic event, and they usually involve children and teens. But bullying is not just a childhood phenomenon; reports of bullying in the workplace, among adults, are on the rise. In The Dark Side of Nursing,...

Religion and spirituality are today at odds, and in many ways religion has lost contact with its basespirituality. As we try to reconcile the objective world out there with our own subjective experience of it, the split between what religion says and what our spirituality reveals can become even more...

Faith, Hope, and Charity grow up in Melbourne, Australia, engaging in what at first seems to be normal sibling rivalry. Charity becomes a master at telling liesor whoppersand her mother sees her as the most responsible one. When Charity grows up, she realizes that her parents are aging and...

Winsome Smith loves a good story and loves sharing one even more. The author of eleven books and countless short stories and poems, she shares some of her favorites in Tales the Laundress Told. Her tales deal with the realities and fantasies of the imagination, human and otherwise. With honesty...

Excitement and the unexpected sometimes comes with four paws, a wagging tail, and a bark. And for one couple who needed a change, a newspaper article gave Jessie Garth the sudden inspiration she needed to nudge her adamant husband, Ken, to welcome the unexpectedto foster, train, and welcome home a...