Bøger af Bill Clarke

This firsthand account details the life of Jean Vanier and his L'Arche movement--a revolutionary group of disabled and nondisabled individuals that started in 1964. L'Arche (French for Noah's Ark) welcomed men and women with developmental disabilities and young assistants from countries all over the world to live together as communities. It came to be known as a diverse place of refuge that gave its inhabitants hope. Today, L'Arche is a worldwide movement with 130 communities in 30 countries, more than 15 of them in the United States. This fully revised and updated edition of the inspirational classic continues to encourage readers with its personal story of Vanier and the original inhabitants of L'Arche.

Bill Clarke suffered a stroke in 2005 that resulted in serious brain damage and left him paralyzed on the left side. Due to the stroke he lost his executive position with a major drug chain and eventually lost all his wealth including two homes. They say God opens a window when a door closes. He joined a bible study group at his church and found that God had given him a new gift of interpreting scripture. This led to his discovery of his KEYS TO H.O.P.E. that helped in deal with the blows life had sent him. This would be a good book for anyone facing hardships to read, but especially stroke survivors. "Bill Clarke has produced beautiful and meaningful reflections concerning faith and God's assistance in dealing with the adversities that confront our lives. His approach to life after a life changing stroke is an inspiration for everyone looking to find a source of hope". Bishop Guglielmone

Covering one of the top three safety issues in aviation, this title uses case studies to demonstrate how and why runway incursions occur. It emphasizes techniques for avoidance, recovery, and prevention; and integrates runway diagrams and FAA regulations.