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Will I Find Faith?
Christianity at a Crossroads
Fred Snowden
About the Book
Will Jesus find faith on the earth when He returns? Will He find faith in America? No doubt, the America of 2020 is much different from that of 1960. Church attendance has declined from 80% to 15%, morality is redefined, secularism is attempting to neutralize Christianity and the new generation interprets the 1st Amendment as freedom from religion rather than freedom of religion. Socialism is on the rise and the church is in retreat. In II Chronicles 7:14, the scriptures declare, “If my people, who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways; I will hear from heaven, forgive their sins and heal their land.” Will believers awake or is the judgement of God the only thing that can bring us to our senses and to our knees? Our nation is being weighed in the balances and time is running out!About the Author
Fred Snowden is an educator, lecturer and author. He served as Headmaster for three successful Christian Schools in the metropolitan Washington DC area and as a professor for and President of the National Bible College and Seminary. He and his wife Judith have been married for 52 years and are the parents of three sons and grandparents of four, ages 8-25. His first book published in 2015, Foundations of World Civilization from a Biblical Perspective, is a textbook for Christian schools. Last year, AuthorHouse published his latest book, Reconciling Genesis & Science, which is available on Amazon. -
Dance at Sunrise
West of the Divide Book Three
A.G. Graham
About the Book
Lia, Lia, Lia! She could still hear the chants from the thousands who’d come tonight to see her perform, as Jaycee Williams, her security escort, walked with her back to the dressing room. Emilia Hanson had come a long way as a child living with her mother on a small farm in Chino Valley, Arizona to become an overnight superstar. But as much as she loves performing her music she feels she’s becoming lost within an image that doesn’t suit her.Dance at Sunrise is the exciting third book in the West of the Divide series and continuing saga of the Hanson family. The Hanson’s youngest son Soren, a talented song writer, is rescued from obscurity by Alondra Jefferson, and reunited with members of his band Tumbleweed. His lead guitarist, Mark Best, is the father Emilia has never been allowed to know. As she grows into maturity in the midst of the Southern California music scene Emilia falls desperately in love with a young self-destructive musician from her past, Eric Shipman. Lost in the midst of the tumultuous love affair, she returns home alone and pregnant from her tour of Europe.
A.G. Graham began writing later in life as a gift for his granddaughter, Miranda. After five years Mr. Graham has completed seven novels and seen two of them published. The majority of his life has been spent as a visual artist and teacher. Growing up in the plains of Colorado reading was always an essential part of his young life. And after spending years as a painter he readily admits that story telling was the real talent that lay dormant within him. He lives happily and at peace with the love of his life in the Bradshaw Mountains of Northern Arizona.About the Author
A.G. Graham began writing later if life as a gift for his granddaughter, Miranda. After five years Mr. Graham has completed seven novels and seen three of them published. The majority of his life has been spent as a visual artist and teacher. Growing up on the plains of Colorado reading was always an essential part of his young life. And after spending several years as a painter he readily admits that story telling was the real talent that lay dormant within him. He lives happily and at peace with the love of his life in the Bradshaw Mountain country of Arizona. -
No Parent Left Behind
Lisa M. Calicchia
About the Book
Being a responsible parent and raising children in today’s world is no easy walk in the park. Some parents, guardians, families and caretakers from all walks of life are finding it challenging to raise their children in today’s world. In communities across the country, the “village” that it takes to raise a child is broken! So how can a broken village help parents to raise their children?
Through this eye-opening, personal account of an entire documented school year, Ms. Calicchia offers ten proposals that might help repair the broken village. She also challenges parents and guardians to reflect and change some of their parenting methods. Her hope is that parents and guardians will be encouraged to seek out the supports and resources offered by schools, districts and their community. She encourages everyone that every day is a new day to start over. It’s never too late to break generational curses and create a new and better family legacy for the next generation.About the Author
Ms. Calicchia is a mom of three beautiful young ladies. A few days after graduating from high school, Ms. Calicchia joined the U.S. Army Reserves. Not only is she a proud veteran, she is a certified educator who has dedicated her entire career to teaching, mentoring and leading in public schools for the last 22 years. After 12 years of classroom teaching, Ms. Calicchia then became a fulltime mentor to new teachers, then a Dean of Curriculum and Instruction and will continue her career in various leadership roles. She is a lifelong learner and has earned Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education, a Master’s in Urban Education and 2nd Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction. Her love for children and their families extended outside of her classroom into volunteering and mentoring parents and guardians of all ages and backgrounds. Ms. Calicchia has won several awards and citations for her work with children and parents and families. She plans to continue her work to empower the lives of parents by bridging the communication gap between parents, families and school communities. -
Mind Blown Thoughts, Quotes, N Jokes!!!
Peter Merian
About the Book
Mind Blown Thoughts, Quotes N Jokes is an inspirational book for high school graduates, college graduates, and life graduates. This book is meant to bring encouragement, and laughter through sayings of the wise, jokes and quotes that make you go hmm in this journey we call life.About the Author
I started out writing this book as a high school graduation present for my son Malachi. Before I knew it, I was writing a life graduating book for everyday life.
Too many times we say, if I only had this or, when that happens, then I will be happy. Instead, always be thankful and remember the following: Bad days will pass and good days will come, you have survived 100% of your worst days, just breath, & you are doing great.
Tomorrow you will wish you started enjoying life today, this book is about that, smelling the roses, returning to the moment, & laughing along the way. Please learn to practice all this on this journey we call life. -
But of Course
Tatyana Dickinson
About the Book
Alex moved to US from ex-USSR in early 1990 and leaving the American dream with her husband Dave. The old skeletons from the clothed still hunting her and she do what have to be done to get rid of them, permanently.
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The Seasons
Poetry of the Heart
Keri McLeroy
About the Book
I chose “The Season: Poetry of the Heart” because of the different types of poems there are. There are poems that talk of love, friendship, pain and self-doubt. Poems that just talk about life, or the natural beauty that there is in life. Poems that even talk about Christ.The poems themselves can help with many cases because though they are my writings the thought behind poetry can always be the case for anyone and everyone. I know because I’ve gotten feedback on quite a few of these poems that they can hold different meanings. All hold a special place in my heart, though I would have to say “Strength to Surpass” is probably one that holds the most due to it being for me, my battle with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome but can stand for all sorts of health issues.
About the Author
My name is Keri M. McLeroy. I’m the oldest of 3 girls and I’m a Georgia native, born and raised. I’ve been told for many years now that I should publish my poems. I’ve been writing for at least 18 years and though it’s taking me this long to actually do anything with what I’ve written, I’m now giving it a shot. -
A Southern Girl Re-Belles
Sharon Brown Keith
About the Book
Abigail Winchester is having one hell of a day. Crashing her car into the church’s nativity and losing her best friend is bad enough. But then the assisted living center calls: Abigail’s grandmother is being kicked out, and she’s listed as the next-of-kin. Though they haven’t spoken in over twenty-two years, Nana, the strong-willed matriarch of the Winchester clan, has plans for her wayward granddaughter. But life in the Bible Belt isn’t all therapists, swear jars, and teetotalers. Bo LeBlanc, the most eligible bachelor in the county, might lead Abigail to find the love and redemption she has been searching for.About the Author
Sharon Brown Keith lives outside of Tyler, Texas, in the charming community of Arp. She and her husband, Brian, have two grown sons, Chris and Charles, and a daughter-in-law, Kaitlyn.
Sharon grew up in the historic East Texas town of Nacogdoches and graduated from Nacogdoches High School in 1981. She received a degree in education from Texas A&M University in 1985 and completed her master’s of school counseling degree from the University of Texas-Tyler in 2004.
Sharon has published three books: Mockingbird Moments: A Memoir, Creek to Creek: The Life and Legacy of Charles Raymond Bright, and A Southern Girl Re-Belles.
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To My Best Girl
Courage, Honor, and Love in the Civil War: The Inspiring Life Stories of Rufus Dawes and Mary Gates
Steve Magnusen
About the Book
Behind all descriptions of historical events are the stories of real people. This is the extraordinary true story of a citizen soldier and the girl he loves, as both become embroiled in the cauldron of our nation’s Civil War.
Rufus R Dawes will emerge from a troubled family background to become an officer in a famous unit thrust into horrific battles in the eastern theater. But before those stirring war scenes, there is the early life of a proud and intelligent descendant of leading Revolutionary War figures, ancestors who helped form the United States, the Northwest Territory, and the state of Ohio.
Rufus will meet beautiful and vibrant Mary Beman Gates and fall in love. But there is separation due to distance and social standing, apparently little reciprocal feeling, and competition by others better situated than he. Can it ever become more than infatuation? The outbreak of war intervenes. Faced with the doubt of his own survival, is it possible to fulfill any dream of a life with Mary?
Mary is a girl with a loving family who becomes a young woman while witnessing many acquaintances and suitors, along with an only brother, march off to war. Tragic battle losses soon mount. Will she—should she—become involved with a soldier whose life is in daily jeopardy far away?
The drama unfolds upon Rufus and Mary, and upon family members and soldiers who experience their own battles, trying to survive while patriotically performing their duty to the nation. Based on many letters and diary entries, most never published, this is a timeless story of love and courage.About the Author
Steve Magnusen enjoyed a nationally recognized engineering career in north suburban Chicago after receiving his degree from Purdue University. He has led several professional and non-profit organizations, and served fifteen years as an infantry and armor officer in the US Army Reserve.
Steve’s particular interest in the Civil War’s elite “Iron Brigade” led him to diligently research the life of Rufus R. Dawes, the intrepid young commander of the Sixth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Extensive original documentation not only revealed extraordinary battlefield heroism, but also an incredible wartime romance involving delightful Mary Beman Gates of historic Marietta, Ohio. Steve was inspired to bring their captivating personal saga to life in To My Best Girl. -
Miniature Circus Model Builder
A Miniature Circus Model Builder's Handbook
Rodney & Sandria Mushero
About the Book
This book offers various levels of model building projects. In this book you will find patterns for sewing your first circus tent, how to build seats for the audience, wooden train cars and even how to make junk stands. I have sections on where to find materials, such as wagon wheels, small nails, wood glue and other necessities.
There are plenty of colored pictures and diagrams to look at. Also, information on where to find articles that pertain to building your circus.
You will also find my own story of circus building from when I was young until now.About the Author
Born and raised in Lincoln Maine, it was my mom who helped my build my first circus. My love for the circus grew and I joined a circus modeling club where I learned to build a circus to scale. For over sixty years I have been building and sending my circuses all over the world. In my travels for work I have set up my own circus in malls, old factories and even the New York State Fair. My tents have appeared in the Little Circus Magazine may times. I also own and operate the Circus Model Store. -
Random Thoughts of a Creative Mind
A Life's Journey of the Creative Process
Sue Hassel
About the Book
RANDOM THOUGHTS OF A CREATIVE MIND is a collection of all of Hassel’s writings that have been submitted literally since grade school to present time, including one short story delivered in a big writing class that scandalized some, left others howling with laughter, and the remainder thinking quietly as they left for home. Her take on life is unique having grown up on a farm doing heavy labor with her father on and around heavy equipment. She is quite a horsewoman, and above all, she would say, “What you see is what you get.” Hassel is also a fine painter (see cover art), and a gifted amateur dancer enpointe and modern.
Sue Hassel grew up on a farm in Wisconsin, attended the UW, Madison, and then went to Europe. Her mother Elenora was a homemaker (who designed and sewed clothes for friends and family). Her father, Carl was an oil trucker for 41 years, a natural horseman and very gifted and humane in handling horses and all animals. Both parents had 8th grade educations. Both of their lives exceeded their educational levels. Sue has an older sister, Beverly, former Professor of piano at UW, Oshkosh, who is the real pianist in the family. Sue considers herself the hotdog pianist. She has to have fun playing piano, i.e. the virtuoso repertoire. www.suehassel.comAbout the Author
Sue Hassel grew up on a farm in the Midwest, sang in Europe professionally, later moved to New York City where she continued her operatic career. Her first reviews after making her debut in Ballo in Maschera in the role of Amelia (singing that role four times in five nights) was raved in all local media, and later raved again in Opera News. After her stint in Europe, in New York City she continued that operatic career singing the leading roles in Tosca, Bellini’s Norma, the Trovatore Leonora, Aida, Queen of the Night, Papagena and Philine. She is also an oratorio soloist. You can see by the repertoire, her voice began to shift upward over a three year period, and she is now a soubrette coloratura soprano having great fun singing in recital as Sue Hassel, Soprano & Piano as well as solo piano recitals featuring the music of Busoni, Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Brahms (her hands are big!). It appears that her career is backward, but she is the most pleased with her voice now. She always just knew she was a coloratura soprano and it just took time.
She enjoys a level of local NYC notoriety having been featured both in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal weekend editions as the ‘Soprano on the 59th Street Bridge’, and last October she was followed around by a videographer who heard about her. In time that segment will air online. There appears to be a bootleg video of her playing and singing, as well as dancing enpointe in a tutu online somewhere. Hassel has not seen it. She has a vague memory of having filmed that in the past. Hassel has been known to say, “New York City is the best place to find your dreams and become. -
Carpet Rides
Awakening
Pieter Pienaar
About the Author
“Pieter was born in Kuruman in 1964, a town which is part of the Northern Cape in South Africa, better known as the Kalahari. He studied education at teachers’ college and specialized in primary school mathematics and educational speech and drama. His university majors for the secondary school focused on languages, namely, English and Afrikaans. He started his teaching career as a teacher of English but art has always been his true passion and through a series of interesting events, he became an art teacher in 1998; he has been in the colourful classroom for the last twenty-two years. As a result of his art teaching career, he became interested in the arts therapies and embarked on further part-time studies.
In 2008 he obtained his PhD from the University of Pretoria in Learning Support, Guidance and Counselling with a dissertation entitled: The impact of narrative arts activities on the self-concept of grade 9 learners in group context. His postgraduate studies investigated the value the arts (plural) hold for self-insight. His studies opened a new door for him, which is to occasionally present motivational courses to people who require self-insight, by harnessing the therapeutic aspects of the arts to “awaken” people to their own potential. These activities he calls motivational narrative arts activities.
He is passionate about art making and believes that being creative grants us opportunities to reconnect with ourselves and to rediscover our forgotten dreams and talents. Being a full-time teacher does not allow him much time to do traditional art work on a large scale. He enjoys doing “”quick”” abstracts or spout drawings (and still life paintings – when he has time to concentrate) during school holidays. Since the completion of his PhD-studies he participated in a number of exhibitions. He has exhibited on three continents thus far.
In August 2012 he left South Africa to become an art teacher at an international school in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In August 2016 he moved to China and accepted art teaching roles in Suzhou and Wuhan. In August 2018 he returned to Saudi Arabia. As a result of his international teaching experiences he wrote and published three books in which he describes life and his artistic ventures in his host countries. Creating a series of colouring books, based on his own work, is his latest publishing venture. His other interests are: photography, video production, creating music as an amateur, cooking, gardening and collaborating with other artists. -
Thiana
AVDELA-A Macedonian Village in the Northwestern Greece-Thiana’s Native Land
Rea-Silvia Costin
About the Book
Thiana is the first book in a trilogy that spans the lives of three generations of strong women, the author’s grandmother Calliope, the author’s mother Thiana, and the author herself.
Thiana depicts Calliope’s and Thiana’s struggles with life’s adversities, and Thiana’s courage and determination in forging a better life for herself and her family.
Thiana, the book’s heroine, grows through life experiences, her character steels with every adversity life throws in her path.The narrative begins around 1920 in a remote mountain village in the northwestern Greece called Avdela, and moves to Salonika and Romania, encompassing the events up to, during, and after Word War II, including the closing of the Iron Curtain.
The book depicts picturesque settings in the northwestern Greece and the customs and language of the Macedonian people.
About the Author
The need to write came into my life unexpectedly and with such force that it left me no choice but to follow.
I published my first book Short Stories: The Story of a Refugee with Vantage Press in 1997. In 2003, I published the first book of a trilogy, Thiana-AVDELA-A Macedonian Village in the Northwestern Greece: Thiana’s Native Land, and in 2004 I published the second volume of the trilogy ATHENS with iUniverse. American Publishing Company has published the third book of the trilogy America-The Final Destination on February 2006.My poetry is published in The Best Poems and Poets of 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2005, The Theatre of the Mind, and The Celebrations of Honors as well as Who’s Who in Poetry 2004 and 2005, editions by the International Library of Poetry. In May 2002, I obtained my Laureate Certificate from the International Library of Poets. I am the recipient of the Editor’s Choice Award, 2002, 2003, 2005, from the poetry.com site as well as the President’s Award for Excellence in Literature from the National Authors Registry.
In January 2019, I was presented with the “Albert Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award” by Marquis Who’s Who for my work as a professional engineer and author.
My first poetry book Pearls on a String was published by Publish America on December 18, 2006, and the second volume Pearls on a String: Love songs-Volume II was published by Publish America on June 29, 2009.
Publish America has also published my book Different Tales: A Children’s Book in 2010.
I was born in Greece and raised in Romania. I am a Professional Engineer.What does poetry mean to me?
It’s a way to express deep feelings, to share with others my philosophy and understanding of life, and to give testimony of my faith in God. -
The Special Ones
Telena Lander
About the Book
A captivating book about 4 teens who get their very own unique special powers from a spaceship and use them to attempt to save their friends from a terrifying killer.About the Author
I live in a small town in South Carolina. I love playing video games, going to anime conventions, and hanging out with family and friends. I am happily married. I am a Surgical Technologist at a local hospital. I enjoy helping people get well. -
Moral Vengeance
Rod Haberer
About the Book
The Persian Gulf island nation of Bahrain is flattened, and the U.S. Fifth Fleet Headquarters destroyed, when a nuclear bomb detonates.
An Iranian Sheik announces he is responsible – that a now fully nuclear armed Iran should be given credit for driving away the “Great Satan.”
How the U.S. responds to this attack creates a showdown between a militant White House and those who want a more measured response.
MORAL VENGEANCE provides an unsettling look at the strengths and weaknesses of what could be America’s next challenge.About the Author
Rod Haberer is a 42-year broadcast journalist. He has produced special reports on Operation Desert Storm in 1991, and the more recent War on Terror and Operation Iraqi Freedom. He also produced series commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and field produced NASA Space Shuttle launches.
Rod Haberer has been honored with several Broadcast News awards, including Regional Emmy Awards, Associated Press Broadcaster Association Awards, and a National RTNDA Award.
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Live 120 Years in Good Health
Long Life for the New Creation
Stanley John Yonker
About the Author
I was in the plumbing and heating wholesale business for twenty-five years before going into the ministry at age thirty-seven. I was always a very positive person, and when I went into the ministry, I was shocked and deeply disturbed by how people talked about sickness and disease and death. The longer I was in the ministry, the more I became aware of the great gulf there was between God’s people and God in this whole area. I began to see clearly from the Bible what God’s Will was for his people. I began to preach and teach about healing and life. I began to minister healing to my people. I would lay hands on the sick and anoint with oil. I began to ask God to heal people. It was in the Bible, and Jesus did it, and He told us to do it, so I did it. Several people were healed and converted and delivered from Satan. Lives were changed by God, and I got more and more excited. But not everyone got excited. In fact, I ran into much resistance. I found that most Christians just did not believe in the Bible. They didn’t believe God would heal them, and they certainly didn’t believe in long life. Everyone believed that God “took them” or He taught people a lesson through sickness or accidents or death. So I found that I had to resign from the denomination in which I was a pastor. So I started a church in Fort Lauderdale, and I have continued to be strong in my faith concerning healing and long life. So over the years, with all the experiences I’ve had and with the negative resistance that I have run up against, I have gathered much information and decided to write a book. I emphasize how negative and unbelieving we are and how we have developed such deep ruts in our thinking. How we “blame God.” How we base everything on the wrong standard. How our everyday language is a language of death. How we have so much doubt in God. It has made me so concerned. Only by the love of God flowing through me have I been able to “keep my faith” and continue to practice what I preach.
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