Books published by Yorkshire Publishing

"The process of lament is a spiritual bridge that allows each of us to encounter God in all of his fullness: holy, approachable, sentient, compassionate, and responsive to our suffering. In response to our cries for help God hears and provides a bi-level solution, one at the existential level, and one at the level of destiny."This book demonstrates that the laments of Abraham, Job, and Isaiah epitomize a faithful and spiritually healthy response to human suffering. Each lament represents the voice of an affected individual calling upon God to hear and act. Lamentation exemplifies the lamenter's faith that God will hear and respond with favorable action. One of the most significant functions of God's response to our lament is to demonstrate that he alone controls all of creation. And yet, God reveals himself to be even more than the living Sovereign God who controls the universe and all things within it. He is revealed as the sentient merciful God who seeks to establish and guide the lives of each one of us. For this reason, lament is fundamental to sustaining and deepening our relationship with God.

A young British civil engineer has allowed God to seize hold of his life. He fi nds himself working in Pakistan where he falls in love with an American missionary nurse. Within a few months of their marriage they are running an orphanage of more than fifty girls in Karachi. his is merely the beginning!Ken shares this warm and wonderful account of nearly forty years of service in Pakistan. The last twenty years were in a kind of 'Boys Town' in Gujranwala, a bustling Punjabi city. Walking the Way is a glimpse into the challenges a Christian faces as he lives out his faith positively and creatively in an Islamic culture. This heart-lifting book will refresh your spirit as you discover the infectious hope and joy found in Walking the Way.

When Mrs. Squidge, also known as Squidgy, moves onto Gibbins Brook, she sees two of the Little People. She wants to contact the Wizard which spells danger for the Little People.Seven of the tiny folk, only half-a-thumb high, have been hiding from the Wizard of Wozzle ever since they escaped on a golden eagle when he invaded their homeland of Gyminge a thousand years ago. They are sure that Mrs. Squidge will tell the Wizard about them and he will waste no time in coming to find them. They have been living in the cottage that Squidgy moves into but will have to find a new home immediately. With no suitable place to stay, will they have to move as far away as London and give up their dream of ever returning to Gyminge?In Squidgy on the Brook, the second book of the Twith Logue Chronicles, you will be surprised at the way the Wizard can change his appearance.Squidgy on the Brook will draw you into a realm of fantasy where you will want to boo the Wizard and cheer for the Little People.

The Doomsday Clock is declaring a warning to this world. Whether or not people are listening is irrelevant; the clock is ticking. There is a spiritual doomsday clock ticking away as well. It is a countdown to spiritual catastrophe, as well as spiritual accountability. Mankind has plummeted into deep darkness in their morality, leaving a gaping hole between them and the Living God-that, my friend, spells catastrophe. Then, on the other hand, the clock is ticking to a judgment that every man, every woman, the rich and the poor alike, will have to attend. That spells accountability. In 3 Minutes to Midnight, Pastor Chuck Salvo endeavors to rebuild the walls of biblical truth by destroying the antibiblical world views of our day.A spiritual catastrophe is upon us, and the doctrines of devils have permeated our culture. While the clock continues to tick, you and I can be prepared by holding true to biblical doctrine and not be swayed by the breath of a wicked system. The doctrines of devils have filled the atmosphere, and many fall to their wicked deceptions. But those who are submitted to God's spirit will recognize those doctrines as being nothing but bad breath.

I spent a total of thirty-plus years living in Alaska, everywhere from Barrow, which is way up at the very top of the state, right on the Arctic ocean where the polar bears live, to Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. I moved there with my family back in 1974 during the days when the Trans Alaska Pipeline was being built. I was ten years old. My dad was a truck driver and hauled cargo between Prudhoe Bay and Valdez. My mother took a lease on a little restaurant called the Milepost Cafe in our little town of Copper Center, right on the Copper river, which was a major stopping point back then for truckers doing the runs from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez.This is my story.

James Shipley came of age in the once segregated, rural community of Tipton, Missouri. When just a young man working for a local mechanic, a chance meeting at his local post office in the early 1940s inspired his enlistment in the 301st Fighter Squadron of the 332nd Fighter Group-an all-black organization that would go on to earn the famed moniker of both "Redtails" and "Tuskegee Airmen" during the Second World War. As a mechanic with the 332nd, this book highlights Shipley's time in training in the United States, follows him through his service at airfields in Italy and his return home after the end of the war. Previous works on the Tuskegee Airmen have often focused on the experience of the pilots and officers who served in the 332nd, but rarely provides insight into the integral contributions of the enlisted mechanics suchas Shipley. Together as One shares of the story of Shipley and the unspoken heroes, recording their dedication to the aviation success of the Tuskegee Airmen even when they had to live and work within a military framework that once denied them some of the very freedoms for which they fought.

Do you know what's 'in the bag' for you? As a believer abiding in God, you are divinely fashioned by design with purpose!In her uniquely-styled, highly fashionable 'how-to' book, G*S.t.y.l.e - Developing a Passion for God's Fashion, author Lisa Hampton-Qualls shows you insightful, motivational and highly engaging ways to develop your 'fashion passion' for God!"Your truth never goes out of fashion; it's as up-to-date as the earth when the sun comes up." Psalm 119:89, Msg. Journey through the chapters of G*S.t.y.l.e - Developing a Passion for God's Fashion for The Passion to discover fresh ways to be divinely clothed in Christ; and turn the pages in The Fashion to stay totally up-to-date in timeless 'Old School' wisdom and 'New Covenant' knowledge. Step into the closet to examine The Wardrobe for purposedriven use and don't forget your Master's Card for The Shopping to find the Designer fashions made affordable for you! Then put it all together in the dressing room for The Look-gazing into the full-length mirror of God's love and fully adorned in His saving Grace!

This book is written in three parts:The first part introduces animals and plants of the Sonoran desert through poetry and song. It can be sung to the tune of Hickory Dickory Dock.The second part shares facts and information about the animals and plants of Arizona.The third part has no pictures so you can act it out while someone reads it out loud -OR - you can draw the pictures you see in your mind.Each * indicates a good spot to stop and pretend or draw. Have fun learning about the Sonoran desert!

Gripping the banister over an atrium seven floors down was more frightening than she thought. As Amy gazed outward through crystal clear glass that imposed a panoramic view of the city, she was astonished. The infinite view of normalcy before her as opposed to the gnawing terror within were dynamically opposed. She stood in the place that would offer help in the battle over pain.As the author seeks treatment for an excruciating painful condition which flipped her world overnight as she slept, Amy embarks on a journey in which she never planned. The long way home to normality led her through the meandering maze of physicians, physical therapy designed for pelvic floor dysfunction, acupuncture, eastern philosophy, dietary supplements and affirmations through words. A daily regime of specific muscle lengthening and relaxing techniques was the ticket to relief out of this foreign Land of Pelvic Pain in which she felt she was an accidental tourist.Along the way her view of life is challenged to throw selfimposed restrictions into the wind and develop a plan that works for her. Amy extends an invitation to join her on this journey of hope.

Does the American government promise something for nothing knowing the average citizen does not fully comprehend the implications?Are you unhappy with the political and corporate leadership of this country?Do you feel you’re unable to change the situation or at least protect yourself?Recognizing the problem is half the battle, and author Gerald Fickenscher identifies the problem as the government, not the people or the economy. Beware of Demagogues provides [an] insight into the venues by which American demagogues manipulate the public, such as public education, environmentalism, inflation, immigration, lotteries, and taxation. Learn how to protect yourself and the foundational principles of this nation from the demagogues we’ve elected by following Gerald’s course of action before America ceases to be the beacon of freedom to the rest of the world.

When Silas and his maps come up missing, Allison decides to go on the trail to fi nd her dear friend and his priceless treasure maps. Along the way she assembles an assorted crew, including a nosey newspaper reporter from New York, an ex-outlaw, and an annoying younger cousin. Together they ride out on the dusty red trails of Oklahoma to uncover secrets hidden deep in the new territory.

“Mr. Beynon, really! It’s the middle of the night! Must you wake everybody up? I’ve been listening to you for ages and I’ve never heard anything like it. It’s so beautiful and yet so sad and tragic, what is it?”Beynon looked blankly at her and said, “Mrs. Todd, he says it’s a Requiem Mass for mankind.”“Who says? You’re composing, aren’t you?”“Me?” said Beynon. “I’m only writing it down. I wish I could compose like that. He says it’s the Tenth and I must hurry up as there’s little time for me and not much for the world.”“Are you alright, Mr. Beynon?” asked Mrs. Todd, “You seem strange.”“Please go back to bed. It’s gone now.”“What’s gone?”“The orchestra, the music. I can go to sleep now.”

Hi! I’m Ari. I am six years old. I love to play with toys, spend time with my family, and learn about God. My mommy and daddy have taught me so much about God and Jesus that I have become a super hero for Christ, here to share God with kids everywhere so that we all may have relationship with Him and conquer the world! I have been learning how to put God first and I am super excited to share it with you! Do you know how to put God first? It is not hard, everyone can do it! I am going to tell you how you can put God first every day!

Outlaw Land is an exciting historical fiction set in early 1900's Oklahoma. Take a trip back in time through the Wichita Mountains. Treasure and Adventure await ahead!    

Possessing clues to the treasure’s location contained in his father’s binder, Graham Rivers searches Elk Mountain to find out what happened. Concerned for his father’s disappearance, Graham enlists the assistance of Lance Rayburn, a local helicopter pilot that develops an interest in Graham’s affairs.When two young men are attacked in the mountains, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Intern Sarah Hawks also employs Lance in the aerial search for one of the missing boys. Soon, Lance must choose between leaving for his career pursuits or becoming more involved with Graham and Sarah.When the binder falls into the wrong hands, Graham and Sarah become outnumbered and outgunned as they race to find the treasure and discover that there was far more to the legend than was ever revealed. Can Graham solve his father’s disappearance? Will Lance come to the aid of Graham and Sarah in their search for the Treasure of Elk Mountain?

Lawton Jiles is a charter member of the Bakersfield Country Music Museum who led Buck Owens' band in 1961 and 1962. He is a singer/songwriter who has had songs recorded by T. Texas Tyler, Patsy Cline, Porter Wagoner, Janie Frickie, Norma Jean, Carl Belew, and others, as well as a number of cuts by European artists. The accounting firm Lawton and his wife Ruth owned represented several musicians, and he also owned and managed a music publishing company and recording studio. Many times, he worked all day in consulting then headed straight to the studio to work late into the night.