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Heavenly Hope and Healing... "I wasn't invisible...I wasn't a throwaway. I had value. I was important. I was loved..."During her search for truth and purpose, a woman finds answers in the most unexpected way-and shares her journey in this moving memoir that will empower other survivors of abuse and those navigating life with any neurodiverse condition.Jeanne Poussière candidly reveals scars from her childhood when abuse intertwined with each developmental stage and left her often fighting for her life. As a neurodivergent child, she faced a roller coaster of lies and labels-set by society-that defined her identity, yet she refused to settle and let the system determine her fate.Change is hard, and resilience is harder, but Jeanne began a quest to find answers and unravel the threads of her neurodivergent experiences-one choice at a time. Her pivotal moment is what she calls an "Encounter" with God in which she was given a new perspective and a road map toward healing. Come along for an unforgettable story that will uplift and ignite the human spirit.

"All things will work together for good as we become more like Christ..."Many people wonder what God wants them to do in their life. Some get hung up on details-like which school to attend or where to live-as they ponder their purpose and try to align their decisions with His will. You will soon discover why Merrell McIlwain says, "It's not complicated!"Instead of starting a complex search for direction, Merrell introduces readers to a new and simple perspective: "The Path of Assurance." It's a clear and effective guide for embracing God's will throughout one's journey, and it begins with a firm foundation in Christ-the One who implants desires in individual hearts.The author intertwines Scripture with personal experiences to demonstrate how God works everything into His plan for good. As you immerse yourself in the "Path of Assurance," you will discover how God weaves the details of life into His will...no matter which road you take.

Welcome to the world of Moses, where you'll confront rejection, learn to walk in God's favor, and understand the difference between faith and trust. Moses freed the children of Israel from the bondage of Egypt and was one of the key figures of the Old Testament. Join Sandra Querin as you take an in-depth look at the stories of his life: his birth, the palace, his exile, the burning bush, standing before Pharoh, and leading the children of Israel to the promised land. Some of the key topics in The Prayer of Moses include· the favor of God· dealing with rejection· meekness· the challenge of obedience· face-to-face worship· and more These valuable and practical lessons for today will encourage you in your Christian walk as you apply them to your life. Just as Moses did, in all types of situations, find God's answers for your journey.

Enter the world of Job, where you'll confront your deepest fears, meet with God face-to-face, and abandon yourself to selfless prayer. Although it's one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible, Job offers the reader hope in the midst of the most difficult trials. Join Sandra Querin as she guides you through this timeless book to uncover God's truth on your journey.Just a few of the relevant and timely topics in The Prayer of Job include · knowing and trusting God· faith that destroys fear· overcoming grief with grace· God's righteousness· freedom from bondage· and more Emerge on the other side as your captivity turns from devastating loss to breakthrough. You, too, can overcome despair and depression and walk in victory today!

Pioneer, patriot, politician... John Harris Jr. was a true visionary in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania-during a time in history when taking a risk meant putting your life on the line. He proudly took bold steps in supporting monumental changes that now define history. His legacy is strong in Pennsylvania, but his story has never been told, until now. Visionary Road to the Capital sheds light on Harris' journey-filled with both tragedies and triumphs-during life on the frontier. While his name doesn't stand out amongst other influencers during that era, like Washington or Jefferson, Harris' life is woven into the fabric of America's birth. He funded and supported the cause for freedom and took brave measures to secure the land that would eventually become Pennsylvania's capital city, Harrisburg.

The Tribulation is past, and Satan has been cast into hell for a thousand-year sentence, as prophesied in the Bible. Christ, in His resurrected body, rules from Jerusalem over the resurrected of the ages and the mortal survivors of the Tribulation. The people of the earth begin a thousand-year victory celebration, delighting in what should have been from the beginning, on a regenerated Earth.Mortal lifespans are increased-humanity has no fear of savage animals, crime, disease, starvation. The Spirit of God courses through every mind. Children are born to the mortals, and the earth is repopulated. But these new generations, free of Satan, still have free will. They still feel the temptations of the flesh and of the world to beguile, bend, break their relationship with their Father, and the Holy Book warns of Satan's final return, the last gathering of his people, and war upon the earth.How will good people of free will protect their faith against the unknown strategies and wiles of an enraged Satan? Can rebellious mortal minds be turned back to God before Satan is freed to make his last stand? Who will be among Christ's last harvest?

"Ron James is a man who knows what he is talking about. Choices will humble you, inspire you, and make a positive difference in your life!" Tracey C. Jones, best-selling author and President of Tremendous Life BooksRonald James knows about choices, both good and bad. Unfortunately, he also knows all too well about the personal cost and tragic results that bad choices bring. After spending more than twenty-five years of his life incarcerated in a nine-by-nine cell with nothing but an uncomfortable bed, a steel toilet and sink, and a roommate, James learned one important lesson: choices determine destiny. With a determination to help others make better choices, James chronicles his emotional, heartfelt, amusing, and thought-provoking journey through his personal battles, decisions, and the consequences that led him to pay the ultimate price with his life and time. As he details his experiences from an early age, James provides insight into how he developed a survival mode of thinking that evolved into a powerful tool of manipulation. He began to believe in his own lies and became deceitful in order to remove himself from tight situations. While reflecting on his own path through life and the chain of events that eventually led to his downward spiral, James encourages and empowers others to learn from his mistakes, consider their choices, and trust in God to experience a life greater than ever imagined.Choices is a compelling, inspirational autobiography that shares life-changing wisdom for anyone who wants to begin making better choices today.

"e;I felt helpless...It was the end of my world-or so I thought..."e; A journey of vision loss-leads to hope for others on the same path... Macular Degeneration affects over eight-million people in the United States. Patients lose central vision, the ability to read fine print and recognize faces. A diagnosis doesn't mean surrendering to these challenges. Instead, understanding this medical condition will help pave the way toward a better future-for yourself or loved one.Invisible Disability: Living with Macular Degeneration is uniquely written from the perspective of both a patient and scientist. Christine Donmoyer shares her journey with Macular Degeneration-giving a first-hand account of the diagnosis, living with vision loss, and explaining how this disease affects social and emotional well-being.Your mind will open through this raw and honest story. Christine wants others to know they are not alone in dealing with the distinct challenges of Macular Degeneration- and offers straightforward tips on coping in every stage. She explains the benefits of Bioptic driving, how to advocate for yourself in the workplace and find non-profit organizations that will help.

Perry Countians growing up, in the 1920S-1960s, living on a family farm were nothing more than "work-horses" just like their draft-horses Molly and Ben, who pulled the plows and wagons through the fields. Farming was labor intensive from sunup to sundown with every member of the family pitching in to make sure there was enough food raised to feed everybody sitting at the dinner table. Once the crops were harvested, the taxes and the bills paid off, there might be enough money left-over to put some candy and oranges in the Christmas stockings. Even the townsfolk had large "truck gardens", which kept the children busied weeding before bicycling throughout the small towns, where everybody knew your name and your business. Many a teen from town were recruited to help with making hay, husking corn and picking apples or gathering eggs. It was a time of helping out one's neighbor with no strings attached. These children became the "back-bone" of Perry County and their enterprising nature shaped today's farming and business communities. Their stories are told from hand-milking cows to robotics milking systems, from being drafted during WWll to surviving multiple wounds, from hunting white-tailed deer to playing town baseball after the milking was done, from walking to one-room schools to picking up and delivering cans of milk prior to and after school, from home remedies to butchering "free range" hogs, from going to church every Sunday without fail to enjoying annual community picnics and family reunions. That's what they did and who they were. They are your neighbors today. Remarkably, they cherish their "growing up days" in Perry County and were eager to share them for Cherished Memories - Volume 2. Just like in the original Cherished Memories, these stories are truths not tales! Debra Kay Noye, can relate to the penned and told stories of Perry Countians printed within, because she, too, lived on a family farm in the western end of Perry County during the1950s-1970s. Therefore while compiling Cherished Memories, Debby didn't mind rubbing elbows with the truck drivers, barbers, artists, EMT or volunteer ambulance and fire truck drivers, historians, war veterans, businessmen and women, law enforcement officers, clergymen, mechanics, hunters, rural mail carriers, educators, baseball fanatics, railroad enthusiasts, and of course, Perry County farmers. Being passionate about preserving Perry County's history, Debby also authored and dedicated The Treasures in Great-Granny's Scrapbook and City Cousins Spend the Summer to Perry County's youth.

Do you feel stuck emotionally, unable to overcome the challenges of life? Do you feel aimless and struggle to find direction and purpose? Are you looking for improved mental and spiritual health? Do you want to help others find solutions to their emotional problems? Emotional Wholeness: The Healing Power of Love will help you find the answers to these questions and more. Clinton Agnew addresses the three pillars of self-esteem, the pain of dealing with your issues, taking action toward healing and wholeness, and more. Clinton includes a quick guide to jumpstart you on the road to recovery. If you are looking for answers to your emotional struggles, this book is just the solution you need. You will turn to this handy resource again and again as you allow the healing power of love to change you from the inside out.

Within just a few short weeks, James Mentzer lost his wife, his mother, and his father during the winter of 2020-2021. His wife passed of COVID; his mother, the next day from natural causes; and his father, within weeks from COVID as well. Yet in the face of such unimaginable suffering, James endured and victoriously overcame this overwhelming devastation. In Successfully Defeat Pain and Grief: One Man's Journey through Significant Loss, James shares his journey to the other side into a hope-filled future. Part tribute, part raw memoir, this book takes the reader through James's background and through each death. Despite the heart-wrenching tragedy that James suffered, he tells the story of his love for his family to honor their legacy. No matter your pain, James reminds the reader that they are not alone. If you are looking for hope in the midst of loss, buy this book today!

Aviya Kushner's debut poetry collection, Wolf Lamb Bomb, revives and reimagines the Book of Isaiah in an intimate conversation between woman and prophet. In the aftermath of September 11th, ongoing violence in the Middle East, and resurgent antisemitism, Kushner reflects on a Biblical understanding of humanity and justice. Wolf Lamb Bomb wonders equally about our relationship with an inherited past and our desire to understand the precarious present. These poems place the prophet Isaiah in the position of poet, crooner, and rival as they search for a guide in poetry and in life.

THIS WAS OUR WAR TOO… HOW WE SERVEDWhen World War II erupted, over 2.5 million black men registered for the draft and one million served as draftees or volunteers in all of the branches of the Armed Forces during conflict. Most black men who served were in the Army and were relegated to segregated combat support groups.African-American soldiers in the U.S. Army during the War totaled 909,000. They served predominately in two all-black divisions (92nd and 93rd).By 1994 145,000 black men served in the US Army Air Force, which included the 99th Fighter Squadron known to most as the "Tuskegee Airmen".167,000 African-American sailors served in the Navy. Initially all were mess attendants and cooks. In this capacity, they were many times also assigned duties as gun crews handling ammunition. In 1942, general service was opened for African-Americans to serve in other capacities. In March 1944, the first thirteen African-American naval officers were commissioned.In June of 1942, the United States Marine Corps began admitting black recruits for the first time since the American Revolution. The men received their training at a segregated camp in Montford Point, North Carolina. More than 19,000 African-American Marines passed through Montford Point during World War II, and almost 13,000 were assigned to overseas defense battalions or combat support companies.Black women also served in World War ll. The more than 6,200 black women who served in the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) did so in segregated units and lived and trained under those conditions.

The Byzantine Empire, one person's past, another's present, and still another's future. He came like a thunderclap into this golden kingdom. Woden, the warrior from the land of the steppe, one whose very name carried with it the stories of glorious battle, came into this world with a lust for blood and high adventure. This godless man who feared nothing, and wanted nothing, left something to this ever changing worldtwo sons.One was born within the wealth and privilege of the Byzantine Empire, another outside the empire, within a primitive forest world of farmers, hunters, and simple industries. And much like their father, they learn that life is confrontation and violence. And in the midst of this deceit, lies, manipulation, clever philosophies, brutal force, chaos and fear they must find their birthright of strength if they are to survive, to conquer, and to endure a life beyond their doorway to manhood.

There's nothing like waking up one morning and learning about a strange new disease that can turn people into zombies and wondering, "Am I ready for this?!" But for Todd, Julie, and their dog Max, the zombies are already here! Are they ready? I mean, who even thinks of surviving a zombie apocalypse?Follow Todd, Julie, and Max as they make their way through the city, while trying to survive hordes of zombies, and discover at the end if they were prepared to survive this Zombie Pandemic!But who really thinks of surviving zombies, or any pandemic. Yes, we've had them, SARS, H1N1, and now Covid-19. There are all kinds of emergencies that happen. Let's face it, they're out there, and taking time to be ready for them can make a world of difference. Want to see if you have what it takes to survive a zombie pandemic? If so, then try this…Take what you learned from Todd, Julie, and Max, and figure out how YOU would survive a zombie apocalypse! Yes, there may not be zombies…yet, but being prepared can not only help you, but even those around you. Remember what Louis Pasteur said, "Chance favors the prepared mind."PREPAREDNESS 101So the question you have to ask yourself is, "What now?"Well, look no further! Once you've followed Todd, Julie, and Max's journey you'll reach the next part that involves YOU! It's here that you'll be given the opportunity to put your mad survival skills to use! And lucky for you, we've provided a ton of cool activities, checklists, and other amazing tools to help you survive any emergency, disaster, and yes, even ZOMBIES! So what are you waiting for? Dive in and get prepping!

Andrew and Jeremiah are your typical All-American boys. They're cousins for sure, and it shows as they love getting into mischief on the farm where they live. Little did they know that their true adventure in Perry County, Pennsylvania was about to begin!While exploring an old wood shed on the family farm they come across an old shipping crate that had remained untouched for a long time. What they discover inside starts them on a historic journey, as seen through their great-granny's eyes. Hidden under an old military coat and antique horse blanket was a treasure beyond treasures that had been forgotten. Great-Granny's Scrapbook! With the help of their fun loving and wise Great-Granny, Andrew and Jeremiah take a trip through time as they explore their family legacy, while adding new adventures of their own to the scrapbook to be treasured by generations to come!Debby Noye has proudly written a keepsake about Perry County, Pennsylvania for the younger generation. With her classical retelling of old town USA, the history and antique pictures spring to life as she weaves a delightful portrayal of what life was like in 'the good ol' days'. It is Debby's hope that this book inspires all who read it to pass along their own family legacy and history, while instilling a sense of belonging and pride. Not just in rural Perry County, but wherever your historical adventure begins!

In this eye-opening and heartfelt book of love and awareness, Jeannette and Luciano invites you to take a journey through Luciano's eyes, and experience how a day living with autism affects his world. For Luciano, life can have its challenges, especially when Gary gets overwhelmed! Luciano reacts differently to certain situations than other children do, and tries to cope with them as best as he can. When a person uses too many words, or a teacher corrects his answer, Gary experiences overload! And those are just some of the challenges Luciano faces daily…overload.Through it all Luciano desires to be understood. He knows he's smart, and looks like everyone else. He's also aware he has autism, and how that part of the brain impacts his day to day activities. Even though he faces these challenges, Luciano enjoys what most children his age does. He likes video games and sports after school, and his dog Josie, Luciano's best friend that helps to calm him down when he's overwhelmed.Luciano, and his mom Jeannette, wrote this book with the hopes that others will celebrate the gifts and talents that many children, just like Luciano, possess. They are passionate about helping others appreciate those with autism, and how patience, love, and understanding can help to create awareness, and make a difference in their lives and the world around them.Always remember, life is an adventure for all who believe they are unique.