Bøger af William Jenkins

Nodwch yn llawn, dyma ddisgrifiad llawn o'r llyfr ""Coffadwrieath Y Cyfiawn, Sef Cofiant Y Diweddar Parch. D. Stephenson (1851)"" gan Jenkins, William, yn y Gymraeg: Mae ""Coffadwrieath Y Cyfiawn, Sef Cofiant Y Diweddar Parch. D. Stephenson (1851)"" yn gasgliad o gofiantau am fywyd y diweddar Parch. D. Stephenson, un o bregethwyr enwog Cymru. Mae'r llyfr yn cynnwys hanes bywyd y gweinidog, ei deulu, ac effaith ei weinidogaeth ar ei gynulleidfa. Mae'r awdur, William Jenkins, yn disgrifio'r bywyd a'r gwaith crefyddol a wnaeth Parch. D. Stephenson yn ystod ei oes, gan nodi ei lwyddiannau a'i heriau. Mae'r llyfr yn cynnwys manylion am ei addysg, ei alwedigaeth fel bregethwr, a'i weithgareddau crefyddol. Mae'r awdur yn disgrifio'r amgylchedd crefyddol yng Nghymru yn ystod y cyfnod hwnnw, gan nodi'r newidiadau a welwyd yn y gweinidogaeth ac yn y gynulleidfa. Mae'r llyfr yn addysgiadol ac yn hanesyddol, ac mae'n canolbwyntio ar fywyd a gwaith Parch. D. Stephenson fel gweinidog ac effaith ei weinidogaeth ar y gymuned leol. Mae'r llyfr yn gyfrol werthfawr i unrhyw un sydd ����� diddordeb mewn hanes crefyddol a chymunedol yng Nghymru.This Book Is In Welsh.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1843 Edition. And Of The Kings Of Syria, Assyria, Babylon, And Egypt, Mentioned In The Scriptures.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

The Case of the Greedy Goat is the seventh story in the Private Investigators Club series. If you have read the introductions to the other stories in the series, you will appreciate the fact that the young detectives like solving mysteries.The story starts with Tommy reporting that he has received an invitation for the club members to have a holiday at Mr. J's cottage in return for helping him open it for the summer. With some difficulty he leads them through the formal procedures to accept the invitation.They are driven to Chaffey's Lock and taken by boat to a remote cottage on Scott Island.While working on the task of getting the water system working, their cell phones mysteriously disappear. Mr. J suspects the Greedy Goat has eaten them.The story continues as the detectives search for their phones, assist with some difficult maintenance tasks and have a few adventures. They fear that Mr. J has flipped and try, unsuccessfully, to escape. Luckily, it all works out in the end.

The Case of the Forgotten Fort is the sixth story in the Private Investigators Club series. If you have read the introductions to the other stories in the series, you will appreciate the fact that the young detectives like solving mysteries.The story starts with Bobby suggesting that they try to find out what the City of Brockville is hiding in the closed and locked railway tunnel under the city. That night they go exploring, break into the tunnel and find many items that they conclude the Department of Public Works is storing there.Mary gets caught as she leaves the tunnel and is forced to seal the others inside. Tommy's uncle, a detective on the police force, comes to her aid and releases the boys.However, some illegal activities are discovered and Mary is provided police protection. The story includes some police lingo, a police lineup and a police arrest.The story continues with many twists and turns but luckily for those who want to read the next book in the series, the young detectives survive and are instrumental in improving the tourist attractions to Brockville.

The Case of the Electrified Envoy is the contest winning story sponsored by the Publisher of the Private Investigators Club series. If you have read the introductions to the other stories in the series, you will appreciate the fact that the story was a last minute entry by the Publisher himself.The story starts with Bobby urging the young detectives to be more professional. To that end, he wants everyone to suggest someone who they can follow as though he were a suspect. They choose an older man who has just moved to Brockville.Dick acts as scout and reports when the man leaves his apartment. Mary scoots over to the supermarket to observe him. Before long all four of the young detectives have the suspect under control.The situation rapidly deteriorates when the suspect's landlady blows their cover. They all congregate in the suspect's apartment and he tells them what he is doing in Brockville.The discussion gets pretty technical and before long Bobby heads home as he cannot understand it. The others listen to the tale of the unlikely research the Professor is planning. He sets up a demonstration of a portal to another world. Mary walks through the portal and promptly disappears. Tommy and Dick are concerned and call the police. Even the Professor is amazed.The story continues with many twists and turns but luckily for those who want to read the next book in the series, all the detectives survive, we believe.The stories in the Private Investigators Club series are "readers" for students of age eight or older. People of any age who are learning English as a Second Language may find them entertaining. This story discusses concepts that may be difficult for an eight year old to understand.Anyone interested in writing in English is invited to produce another story in the series. Details are provided on the Publisher's website.The Publisher wishes to encourage students to do creative writing and will accept submissions on any topic. Periodically, an eBook of submitted stories is published so this is one way for you to become an established author.

The Case of the Diligent Detectives begins with Bobby running the meeting. It is his turn to be President. He wants the young detectives to become more diligent in their investigations. He overrules various suggestions for investigation and chooses investigating the brown blotches that are appearing on the grass. He suspects that alien spacecraft are hovering over the city at night and shining powerful laser beams at the ground, thereby causing the death of the grass in various places. He decides that he needs to sit in a pup tent in the park and take photos of any flying saucers that come by.The others agree to investigate but decide to trick him by building a small flying saucer that they can float over his tent. Dick builds the device and paints his hockey mask green. He gets dressed in green pajamas. After dark, the three conspirators arrive in front of Bobby's tent and start making alien noises.The trick backfires. Bobby is not amused. The next night, to make up for their insubordination, the three other detectives camp out and investigate diligently. What happens has to be read to be believed.The story provides an opportunity for the reader to learn Morse code, a little French and the unexplained mysteries of aliens who come in the night.

The Case of the Cannabis Cat begins with the Frayne family at the dinner table discussing the legalities of arresting a person. Tommy knows the Miranda warning but his Dad points out that the laws are different in Canada. The next day, a box is delivered to the Frayne home addressed to Tommy. When he opens it, he finds a little cat with a small barrel tied to a ribbon around its neck. He and his little sister are delighted with it but things turn awry when Constable Bidwell turns up and accuses the Fraynes of possession of illegal drugs. Because everyone refuses to answer questions, before long the Fraynes and the rest of the Private Investigators Club are sitting in an interrogation room in the police station.Luckily, Mary, a.k.a. Brains, knows enough of the law to argue against the 14 year jail term that Constable Bidwell is threatening.The story provides a look at the laws relating to possession of illegal drugs and gives the young private detectives a good idea about the severe penalties for drug possession and trafficking.

The four young detectives, Tommy, Dick, Bobby and Mary pick a name for their new club. It is the Private Investigators Club (PIC).Dick suggests that they solve the problem of the missing birds. He has noticed that all the seagulls that normally float over Brockville and the nearby St. Lawrence River are gone. That afternoon after school they set out to find the birds.Bobby gets his canoe and he and Tommy paddle to McNair Island where the seagulls normally roost. Mary and Dick go to Fulford Place where they can watch from high on a hill.A strong earthquake strikes the area and a tsunami sweeps by, destroying many homes along the river. The kids are praised for having saved the lives of those they warned and are slated for an awards ceremony at City Hall.Mary, as President, gives a speech of acceptance and gets into trouble because she steals ideas and words from other great orators.The kids decide that the birds are brainy because they anticipated the earthquake.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Has your heart been broken? Has something terrible happened-or not happened-that feels like it has shattered your life in a million pieces? If so, you are not alone. Jesus' heart was also broken. He was battered, betrayed, abandoned, and rejected, but He emerged victorious. That's good news for us, because it means we can emerge victorious when our heart has been broken too! This wound will be high maintenance, I fear, and take a while to heal. It's so vulnerable, an area of the body that's so active and important for everyday life. We're all doing what we can-short of wrapping it in bubble wrap-to steer clear of it. It can be really hard to protect a wound from further damage from outside influences. That got me thinking about other kinds of wounds.Deep wounds that are just as vulnerable to daily life but aren't front and center for all to see and tiptoe around.

This book is a facsimile reprint and may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages.

The events surrounding the tragic, senseless death of George Floyd in Minneapolis have put a spotlight on the injustice that exists in our country. We know many of you are hurting, exhausted, angry, and discouraged right now-we are, too. What is taking place is further proof we must stand together, push for change, and help build a more inclusive society. It's not only what we believe, it's also at the core of the most basic principles of human rights and justice. We know that all of us has a role to play in changing the future by making a positive impact on racial equity. We also know it takes more than talk-it takes action.

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