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Rain drops, mixed with tears slid down his branches. He was the last tree on the lot. It was almost Christmas and he had no home. Children laughed and giggled, but no one looked at him. He tried to wiggle his branches. Will this Christmas tree ever find a home? Or will he be alone on Christmas Eve?

Evangelist Emmanuel Asante is an apologist and a Christ ambassador to all nations who has written two books: “Choosing The Right way” and “Prayer of Jabez”.He was considered by soccer fans as “Goalking” during his soccer heydays due to his goal scoring capabilities. He was a Christian who had lived in a Muslim community for a very long time and almost got converted to become a Muslim but had to turn back to his Christian faith after he had an encounter with the Good Lord in his dream. Having reached his crossroads at this point in his life, thus, pondering over what religion to follow, one night he had a dream, and in this dream he heard a song entitled “Trust and Obey”. Suddenly, he saw a great light from the skies with someone standing beside a well. After this, experience, he shared his testimony with some believers in his community and he explained to them how the song had conveyed a message to change his life. Therefore, he empowered those people to trust Jesus Christ only because there is no other wayHe then became a member of “Christomus” lead by a Muslim converted Christian, a renowned Evangelist Rockeybell Adatura to share Christ with Muslims through dialogue programs and debate forums.In those days, he became a Sunday school teacher and an area Pastor with the Resurrection Power Evangelistic Ministries[Ghana] under the leadership of the late Evangelist, Francis Akwasi Amoako.Currently, he is an anointed man of God with the Resurrection Power & Living Bread Ministries International[USA] under the leadership of Archbishop Akwasi Asare Bediako. He also attended Morris Cerullo School of Ministry held in Ghana.Besides having an apostolic ministry, he is also a soccer coach and sports analyst who has developed interest in research works. In addition to his academic qualifications, he has many certificates in religious studies as well.He is married to Gina and they are blessed with a son, Isaac, and two daughters Linda and Rita Asante. He originally comes from Ghana but currently lives in the United States of America. 

A story about a little boy named "Little Mario", who found out that his mother's cooking wasn't as bad as he thought it was.About the AuthorPaulo Ronez is the son of Hungarian immigrants, and was born near Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1927. As the story goes, he was almost born on the ship from Hungary to South America. He grew up in the region, but always dreamed of going to the United States. That dream came true in 1964, when he immigrated with his wife and two children to America. He worked as a Tool and Dye Maker in various capacities, and finally settled in Detroit, working for the Ford Motor Company. He retired in 1996, and is currently living just near north of Tampa, Florida, enjoying his retirement.

The story of an orphaned African American boy who grew up and suffered the ups and downs of discrimination in this country. After working hard he went to the top in Tennis in the world. He was helped by an injured player, his Aunt and Uncle along with other followers in the world.

Laura is a mentally ill young girl whose sickness is only getting worse as she is carted in and out of "Gymnopedie," a famed mental hospital. While she is going through this, another woman, Lilith, is living in Gymnopedie in the 19th century, and though neither woman is aware of the other their stories overlap with an eerie synchronicity as they both slowly try heal themselves against the inauspicious odds with their shared enduring passion: writing. But Gymnopepdie is a strange world, with many strange wonders.

The Truth about Christianity explores the irreconcilable differences between the Christian faith and those who challenge the Bible as a book of myths and fairy tales. Most people believe modern science has rendered belief in Scripture as ingenuousness. Christians vehemently fight that label. Pragmatically though, the truth can be determined using reason, logic, and indisputable science. Deceived uses these paradigms to guide to the inevitable conclusion about which worldview can be supported by the facts and not a person's own personal preconceptions, something everyone has, whether they wish to admit it or not. A person's bias and beliefs cloud judgment when subjected to another worldview. It is only through stringent analysis that a person can objectively weigh the evidence to see whether or not it passes the tests of reason, practice, and experience. Then and only then can the truth be known. After reading Deceived you will know whether or not your worldview is supported by the unadulterated facts.

Book of Jupiter: Gone to Uranus is a work of imagination and fantasy by Leo Valenzuela. Explore a variety of unique creatures with interesting dialogue which included a few step tutorials on how to draw his style of work.

The Salazar family was an honest and humble family which only sought to get ahead in life through hard work, but their world took a complete turn when a grave accident took place. The story revolves around the family's struggle to survive, with the help of a little animal that unexpectedly warmed their hearts and gave them back their smile. Filled with lovable characters, this book will make you cry with both sadness and joy as it teaches a lesson of what really matters most in life. This simple story was written with love to inspire the young and give joy to the young at heart.

My first experience with the Lord was at the age of eleven at Bartlett Chapel Church. Because I did not understand about growing in the Lord, Satan stole what had been out in me. I wasted precious time serving Satan and destroying my body with alcohol and cigarettes. But, I thank God for his Grace, and Mercy which gave me another chance. Ever since that day, in Noon-day prayer, at Mt. Olivet Church of God in Christ in Dayton, Ohio, when God forgave me of my sins and filled me with the Holy Ghost, I've been trying to redeem the time. I endeavor to use every oppurtunity to let men, women, boys and girls know that: "God is Love, Jesus is Savior, The Holy Ghost is Keeper."

Gritty red dust clouded the air and stung their faces as Pa pulled the horses up to the starting line. Jenary braced her hands against the sides of the rough boards of the wagon. A part of her still dreaded the rough ride to the land Pa talked about, yet Jenary felt a butterfly spark of impending excitement flutter in her tummy.A blast of gun fire echoed, signalling the start of the race. The crowd shouted, "Oklahoma or Bust!" The race was on.Mother held on to her bonnet as Pa shouted. "Yeehaw! Giddyup, Sade! Come on Prince!" His voice seemed lost, yet added to the chorus of hundreds of yelling people. Whips cracked in the air.Excited horses lurched forward and the wagon bounced along the bumpy ground. Wagon boards creaked and shuddered. Spring less wheels jarred the bench where Mother sat. Jenary had heard Pa tell about the open land into Oklahoma Territory. He had warned them about the deep ravnies and streams, and the crossing of the Cimarron River. It was her and Billy's job to take care of their belongings in the wagon.Jenary closed her eyes. For a moment she was afraid to open them. What if the wagon flipped or crashed? Would it hold together until they crossed the Cimarron River?

A teacher-poet, William Yager uses the metaphor of "traveling through" to symbolize our life's journey, suffused by innumerable unique and individual encounters and experiences, some with other people, some with Nature, some with the spirit of God. In his first book1, Dr. Yager suggested that we may all need a Wayside, a place or state of mind, where we can stop and take a reflective breath. In Traveling Through, he explores at a deep, intuitive level our encounters with Nature, the extravagant spirit of God, the culture surrounding us, and the counter-cultural essence of the authentic Gospel of Jesus.

The stories in this collection are experiences that Floyd Frank met with in the years during which he was free to explore his own limitations and nature's unlimited gifts. The thread that connects these stories is similar to that thread which connects the seemingly random items at any yard sale. Hence the title. You will surely find something here that interests you.

This is a documentary on leadership from the Bible and how the Patriarchs depended on God for direction and guidance. It is an example for both Christian and secular leaders. The material in this book is brought to you from a personal viewpoint; hopefully it will inspire those of you who read it to step out into the ranks of Leadership with renewed hope and ambitions.There is nothing, as satisfying as being a servant and helper to all who recognize the position of Leadership and finding real pleasure in supplying the wants and needs of their leader.Without healthy competition the leader and the organization will fail. This is what makes our free enterprise system work. We should know who we are and be the best we can and do the best we can at what we do. But we should not be so prideful that others don’t count. The leader should be able to appoint leaders from the group he leads. In Leadership one of the best ways to practice Christ likeness is to start each day with this question. Who can I serve today? Remember Jesus in His leadership of the twelve Apostles, He showed humility. And that made Him a good leader.Remember a leader should always be respected to get the job done. One important thing we must remember we should not get to the point where we feel we are indispensable. Our most important commodity is time.