Books published by Stonewall Press

The Unstuffy Descriptive Leadership Book - Revised Edition is an entry level book. It has knowledge which stretches into ideas for not only functioning businesses but also teams, clubs, organizations, educational or health facilities as well as faith based entities. Use of descriptive language is used to stimulate enthusiasm in actual business transactions and assist entrepreneurs/potential entrepreneurs or students in understanding business dealings. Different arenas are developed with examples included that make the ideas or theories usable in actual business or project situations.Heath Woodson, DevOps Manager

Dynamics of Marriage: "The Family of Origin" Approach promotes a unique way of advancing couple-therapy: exploring in unison with participating couples the "how" and "when" of their having been shaped by their Families of Origin. More significantly, this book examined in detail the Family of Origin impact on all couples relationships: spouse to spouse, spouse to child, and spouse to other members of the family.This workbook will allow couples to retrace their paths of familial growth and identify the signpost that work to undermine this growth. As often discovered, these detrimental markers originate from Families of Origin. Within this critical exploration, the couple shall discover the core aspects of their relationship that maintain an equilibrium and status quo of their marriage and family.

Mr. Gooding has attempted to include poems that are easily understood and readily associated with one's daily life and circumstances. Because of its diversity, he hopes this book will be appealing to everyone. He also attempted to share his own life experiences-good, bad and indifferent-in a way that is clear and tasteful to the reader. Mostly, all of his work deals with reality, personal concept of how things are, the way he thinks things should be, and ultimately, the way he thinks things should turn out.Mr. Gooding is fortunate enough to have had parents that were not only Christians but also ministers. Because of his religious background and upbringing, his insights are critical when engaged in relations of husband and wife, family, friends and associates.He hopes that when you read his work, you will enjoy it as much as he did creating it. Maybe in some small way, you too may be inspired to reach out to someone, if you haven't already. His philosophy is, "There is no better medicine for the soul than caring."

------------------------ When NAVCOM takes the ECS Destiny irretrievably off course, the colonists and crew find themselves stranded in space, uncertain of their final destination. ------------------------

As we breathe from birth to death, daily we must seek guidance. "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." - Genesis 1:3 "Seek the LORD and live, or he will sweep through the tribes of Joseph like a fire; it will devour them, and Bethel will have no one to quench it." - Amos 5:6 "…that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved." - Romans 10:9

Young John should be home, helping his dad catch fish from their boat. Instead, he's down by the river, hanging out with some crazy preacher they call the Baptist. So why is John calling himself a dis­ciple? What happened that took this teenager away from home? And who is this "Lamb of God" the Baptist keeps talking about? John and the Jesus Boat is set in the dangerous turmoil of First Cen­tury Palestine where people are yearning for their expected savior. They hope this savior will free them from the oppressive thumb of Rome. Kirkus Reviews reports, "This tale delivers a fresh and well-researched fictionalization of the assembling of Jesus' apostles from John's point of view." For an up-close experience in the everyday lives of the men and women who walked with Jesus, the first episode of John and the Je­sus Boat is a must-read triumph of historical fiction. Crack open the book for your own adventure with Jesus in the first century AD!

When new siblings come into the picture, many children experience internal struggles that may make them feel left out and not as important anymore. Other children show excitement about a new sibling, but don't know how to express their feelings. Author Roseann Perry has seen many children adapt to new brothers and sisters in her many years of teach ting elementary school. In her first book, When Mama Says "No", Jordan learns that even though Mama is now very busy with Baby Gracie, her love for him never changes. When Mama Said "Yes" is the sequel that tells the story of how Jordan continues to adjust to his growing family. Mama and Grandma arrange for Jordan to get to spend a whole afternoon with Mama doing some of his favorite activities. As he experiences his Mama's unfailing love, and learns new, big boy responsibilities, he begins to see how lucky he is to have a baby sister. This book shows how graphically young children take things, as Jordan looks to the sky see if it is really "raining cats and dogs."