Bøger af Daniel Judson

"When Kate Burke is awakened one night by a sound outside her window, her PTSD is triggered. Was it simply a deer crossing her secluded backyard? Or was it intruders? Because Kate still lives with the dreadful memories of her husband's murder during a seemingly random home invasion two years before, she knows the answer can mean the difference between life and death. But when she discovers the unsettling ways her property has been vandalized the next day, Kate is forced to conclude the worst: someone is watching her. Kate decides to rent out her estranged sister's onetime cottage, which sits on her property, for the summer. Another set of eyes around the place won't hurt. And with additional support from friends and family, Kate should be feeling safe. Instead, the vandalism is escalating. So are the anonymous late-night calls and texts, each one more disturbing and violating than the last. Whoever is targeting Kate, whatever their motive or terrifying endgame, the footsteps in the dark are getting closer"--

Holy days and holidays speak deeply to the Jewish soul and animate Judaism's culture. This easy-to-use guide explains the origins and customs of the major Jewish holidays and shows what they can mean to Christians seeking to understand their own faith.

This book is a companion to Rabbi Lawrence Kushner's bestselling Jewish Spirituality: A Brief Introduction for Christians (ISBN 1-58023-150-0) and Rabbi Neil Gillman's The Jewish Approach to God: A Brief Introduction for Christians (ISBN 1-58023-190-X), both of which are used in adult study groups in Christian congregations across the U.S.

The first book-length treatment of how synagogues are financed in the United States

Nurtures the body, mind and soul of pregnant women with up-to-date medical information and spiritual nourishment. Groundbreaking yet accessible, this handbook guides you through the miraculous and challenging process of creation in a uniquely Jewish way.