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What should you do if you encounter a Qivittoq? Can you outrun the fabled Ikusik? And what is a Tupilak made of? About 4500 years ago, the first Inuit landed in Greenland via North America, bringing with them stories about the mythical being that lived alongside them. These creatures and monsters have survived the ravages of time and tide, although they have sometimes had to re-invent themselves to fit into a modern world.This handy pocket guide will help guide you through the do’s and don'ts should you encounter any of these creatures in the Arctic wilderness.Happy hunting! Preface by historian Ujammiugaq EngellIllustrated by Coco A. Lynge and Maria B. Kreutzmann

The Story Coloring Book - Left-Handed VersionAll coloring images are on the left page of the book.Inspiring coloring designs including beautiful party, good Bible verses, cake for sweet holiday, flower vase and nature designs.Enjoy the picnic in nature where butterflies flutter, fronds of coconut palm trees stand against the glaring sun, and sweet fruits are ubiquitous.Nature, full of vigor and beauty, will soothe your worn out body and mind.The meditative sound of the harp serenades the party full of bright jewels, sweet cakes, floral decorations, and four-leaf clovers, a universal symbol of good luck.This is a spiritual oasis for your thirsty soul. We invite you to this heavenly party rich with inner peace and heartwarming moments.Color your way and make it the most beautiful party in the world.

In these pages, you will find comforting Scripture to color, and then areas where you can journal or draw prayers as you consider the Scriptures you read. There are no rules or guidelines, no right or wrong way to do this. Simply choose an art medium you like to work with-colored pencils, crayons, markers-and open this book. This way of praying is for the amateur or the professional, the optimistic heart or the skeptic heart. Using the Art of Prayer, you will connect with God in an intimate way that is recorded with images and journaled thoughts. This book will remind you of His faithfulness on the tough days, and it will encourage you as you learn to live in His power. The Art of Prayer: He is Risen Coloring Book was designed by Lori Hartin in cooperation with The RED Perspective, a nonprofit community promoting relationship, encouragement, and development. Lori leads workshops on the Art of Prayer, and has helped point many individuals to God as they find the emotional healing they are seeking through creative expression.

Science and technology will play a critical role, but not the only role, in realizing the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. Not only must we observe the cultural context of scientific and technological interventions, we must respect the innovative capacity of those with different backgrounds. This book presents case studies concerning technological interventions in global health, the environment, agriculture, and their ethics.

An inspiring introduction to the Orthodox world of icons by Dennis J. Sardella. Visible Image of the Invisible God will instill in you a deeper appreciation of the spiritual significance of these beautiful works, known as "the beating heart of the Christian East."

Death and rebirth was of vital importance to early Christians in late antiquity. In late antiquity, death was all encompassing. Mortality rates were high, plague and disease in urban areas struck at will, and one lived on the knife's edge regarding one's health. Religion filled a crucial role in this environment, offering an option for those who sought cure and comfort. Following death, the inhumed were memorialized, providing solace to family members through sculpture, painting, and epigraphy. This book offers a sustained interdisciplinary treatment of death and rebirth, a theme that early Christians (and scholars) found important. By analysing the theme of death and rebirth through various lenses, the contributors deepen our understanding of the early Christian funerary and liturgical practices as well as their engagement with other groups in the Empire.