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  • by Kelly Simmons
    £12.99 - 18.99

  • by EVELYN MATTHEWS
    £12.49

    A missionary family is called by the Lord to work among natives in the lands of beautiful lakes and glistening snow in northern Canada (1960s). It is the true story of their joys, triumphs, discouragements, challenges, and heartbreak. It tells of the transforming power of God in these precious souls, of their love for God and the bond of love that grows with them through Jesus Christ. May it help readers to see the beauty in the lives of these people through the grace of Jesus Christ, to love them, pray for them and the work continuing in the North. To God be the glory.

  • by Judith Zeilenga
    £11.49

    Periwinkle''s Chair is a heartwarming true story of a grandfather as told by his young granddaughter. While her grandpa is anticipating her birth, he embarks on a mission to ensure that she will always remember him. Periwinkle takes us along as she follows his footsteps creating a "forever" treasure for her. Periwinkle reminds us that love in a family is enduring and that healing can take on many forms as we face life-altering events head on.

  • - Overcoming The Fear of Change
    by Ben Buono
    £15.49 - 24.99

  • by Jodi Rucker
    £14.99 - 21.49

  • by G P White
    £12.99

    Sam''s Mesa is a flowing tale of one man''s life beginning in his teens, covering several escapades and losses within the family status. He acquires a riding mule under strange circumstances, which is the ghost mule of the Sioux Indian Nation. While in his time of grief, the mule takes him to the magic mesa of the Indians. Here, he regains his love of people through the saving of a young lady. Then he discovers that the mesa makes strange music that the Indians regard as sacred.

  • by R a Richard
    £11.49

  • by Reverend Randy Thames
    £17.99

    We live in an extremely troubled world. We face epidemics, racism, violence, protests, and a lack of strong leadership in government. Crisis on a global level, natural disasters, and the ever-spreading criminal activity through the Internet have left us strained in our resources and vulnerable to all sorts of attacks. More succinctly, the world has lost touch with Jehovah, the Creator of the universe and the only one who can bring about any positive global change. As mankind turns his back on his Creator, he becomes more carnal, more primal, and without restraint. He becomes disobedient to authority, unthankful for what he has and incapable of judging right from wrong. He challenges that which gives him the right to issue the challenge in the first place. The fact that our world has lost all control should not be a shock to anyone. Jehovah laid out the chain of events that would lead to the depravity of man millennia ago. Mankind watches the downward spiral, and when there is no other alternative, they cry out to God, expecting that He will magically turn men's hearts back to Him. Prophecy is seldom, God telling us what He is going to do. Most often it is God, through His foreknowledge, seeing what is to come and reporting it to us. The prophecy of God through John, Paul, Matthew, and the prophets of old is simply God showing us what is to come. He is relating, for our benefit, what is to come as the result of the failure of mankind. The Revelation of John is a love letter from God to His people, in which He forewarns us of the unchangeable future so that we might prepare ourselves for the inevitability of its appearance. In this book, the author has tried to "rightly divide" the truth of this prophecy in relation to the entirety of prophecy so that we might be able to see it unfolding before our eyes and awaken from our sleep to serve the living God.

  • by CHERIAN M.DIV. PHD
    £13.99 - 21.49

  • by Nicole Nacheber
    £12.49

    Stanly Snail is excited to make friends on his first day of preschool. When his classmates try to make fun of Stanly for being different, he shows them how being different can be fun as he shows off his bright yellow shell with a blue swirl in the middle. "We''re all just different in our own special way," Stanly tells his classmates. Will Stanly make new friends who love his long trail of goo as much as he does? Find out how he wins over his classmates and makes his new friends at Early Morning Dew Preschool.

  • by Renola Dower
    £12.49 - 17.99

  • by Lasann Lyman
    £12.99

    In John 17, Jesus prayed for God to make his children one in unity, and it is my desire to help people who are seeking true meaning and fulfillment in their lives, to find it in Jesus Christ and to know that God loves them with an everlasting love.

  • by Christine Merrick
    £22.99

    So what is this book and why would you want to read it? Darned if I know.But here''s the basic premise: A mother of 9 children is a compulsive journal keeper (6,000 plus pages spanning nearly 50 years) which gives her a lot of material to work with.And she has some unusually funny and outrageous kids who sometimes are good and other times are a magnet for trouble.Every page is full of random journal entries. They might be funny, unbelievable, heartrending, or thought provoking.You just might want to come along for the ride.

  • by Gary Blakeman
    £17.99

    Hours of inspiration and joy await you as you immerse yourself in Gary Blakeman''s poetry. We are created in the image of God reflecting His creativity. God''s beauty, wisdom, and grace is reflected in Dust in the Sunlight. The beauty of God''s creation is also reflected in Gary''s photography. It is Gary''s intention that his writing provokes his readers to holy thought and action.

  • by Bradley Jennifer M. Bradley
    £12.99 - 18.99

  • by Caraman Nydia Caraman
    £11.49 - 17.99

  • by Jerome Thompson
    £12.99

    Have you always wanted to paint a beautiful picture but didn''t know where to start? In this book of hints and guidelines, you can find questions that you will have as a beginner. It will cover hints on subjects to paint, composition, colors, and brushes. Happy painting!

  • - A Christmas Story
    by D Argus
    £12.49

    A snowy day in the small town of Franklin in West Virginia begins an unexpected journey of tragedy, loss of faith, and the curiosity of a little girl to find answers. Through the eyes of a child, we discover perseverance, a struggle to find meaning, and when all appears to be lost, a miracle.

  • by Michelle Kirby
    £11.49 - 22.49

  • by Gary Rasmussen
    £10.49

    God, who are you?God, who am I?God, do you really love me?Am I saved?Have I lost my salvation? Can I lose my salvation?Are you mad at me? Are you ashamed of me?Are you disappointed in me? God, who are you?God, why am I?I really need to know the truth.

  • - Special Family Memories
    by Isaacson Giles J. Isaacson
    £16.49 - 22.49

  • by Robert L Maxwell
    £12.99

    The word Heaven was used because that is where most of the characters in the book came from Evolution is used because the book provides a timeline of how Homo sapiens (us) might have evolved from a single-celled organism.This science fiction story is about what God does with the souls that go to heaven and how the animals on planet Earth might have evolved into us, Homo sapiens. The latter part of the story is devoted to what we wonder about God.

  • by DR. DURUSSI JENKINS
    £14.99 - 21.49

  • by Edmund Kingham
    £12.99

    Rostock, the last remaining industrial city left in Germany, is now under siege as the Allies and the rapidly advancing Soviet Red Army move in for the kill. The last stronghold of Germany''s war machine is facing total destruction as both British and Russian forces race to capture the city. Its strategic position on the northern coast of Germany''s mainland allows access to the Baltic Sea, which in turn, if captured, will give complete control and dominance of the region, but unknown to the advancing Armies at this time is a lone wolf pilot who is determined to stop them. He is a highly trained and skilled warrior in aerial combat and is sworn to never surrender to the enemy closing in all around him.Unable to locate his position, he is able to freely attack enemy positions and cause untold damage and chaos to any air raids on defenseless German citizens as they flee for their lives. Against his better judgment, he leaves the safety of his mountain hideout and ventures deeper into the countryside to the east to determine what his fate will be. He soon learns of the horrors being committed against his people and is shocked by what he witnesses.After returning to base, he begins to formulate a plan so secretive that only "German high command" is aware of its existence, but in a strange turn of events and hell-bent on revenge, he becomes blinded by the sinister plot that Berlin wants executed against Stalin and the Russian people-a scheme so diabolical that only the wicked can comprehend!

  • - Seasons of Light: Inspirational Messages Where Gardens Grow
    by Dr Gloria Hill
    £13.99

    Dr. Gloria Hill uses gardens and the natural world as a metaphor for delivering uplifting insightful messages. Hill''s spiritual journey has led her to share thoughts that intersect life in deep and meaningful ways. As The Nature Whisperer, she presents guiding wisdom from nature''s own hand, fusing it with works from enlightened souls and biblical truths. The Nature Whisperer: Seasons of Light soothes and caresses the soul, from nature''s soft voice that floats in on gentle breezes.

  • by Tim Delorey
    £11.49

    It’s not Rocket Science! It’s common sense that the fewer mistakes we make, the fewer problems we have to fix. Whether you like it or not, we all make mistakes and the consistent usage of the Human Performance Tools described here is a way to help minimize the frequency and severity of those mistakes. Correctly applied and practiced, they can be used in any industry or educational setting to reduce errors.

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