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The Church According To Bible is an organization that believes with a relationship with Christ Jesus, the principle He taught and the lifestyle He inspired can be felt, shown and impacted in every aspect of communication. (1 Peter 1:14-16) With the world growing worse as the love of many wax cold, it is imperative as a people of God " draw a "line of difference" with the chalk "of love" to inspire others to project a line of holiness as a royal priesthood (Ezekiel 44:23) We believe practicing those things will lead one to eternal life in Christ. Although not all things discussed in the confines of this book are sinful, but we emphasize the importance of being a light and a city set on a hill that cannot be hid. (Matthew 5:14)

Having Her Say is a compilation of articles written by Dr. Rosie and about Dr. Rosie, and press releases written by Dr. Rosie. In addition to being an author of twenty-one books, co-author of two books, and having published 350 plus books for other writers--Dr. Rosie, writes again. This literary guru and legend is the most provocative female writer of the century. She speaks to issues concerning Black America. As you read her words, you will notice that from 1990 until 2016, her advice, warnings, and directions for Blacks have not wavered. She predicted the plight of Black America and issued a warning that if Blacks did not change their attitude and economic direction, then history would repeat itself and Blacks would return to slavery, but in a more sophisticated form--having an illusion of freedom. Dr. Milligan is not a militant Black leader, but she is indeed a timekeeper and scorekeeper. She is the clock, calendar, and almanac for Black America. She speaks to you through many forms of communication. Read, listen, and hear her!

In her second book, The Way I See It, Margaret Hoskins shares how growing up in Como, Mississippi, with strict family values, strong faith and morals that shaped her into the woman she is today. Using scriptures and personal experiences, she shares the importance of education, family, responsibility, accountability, and being productive role models to our youth.

My Life Story At the age of ninety, Mrs. Owen Lee Nelson penned a literary legacy. Just think of what our world would be like if the elders would pass along their wisdom. Well, Mrs. Nelson has given us a real-life blueprint to live by. Born and reared in the South, she migrated north to escape racism, so she thought. However, she ran smack into it. Those who have had a glimpse of her works, they asked the question: "Where was Mrs. Nelson when I was struggling with life and trying to find my way? You will get a reflection of the past, gain knowledge as to how to maneuver in today's society, and while connecting the dots of yesterday and now, you will get a glimpse of what the future holds for those who are faith walkers and who pay attention. Reading this book is like eating from the "smorgasbord" of life, you learn how to maneuver in every aspect of your life. She sprinkles her literary dishes with Scriptures throughout.

Genesis Brief: The Sin Factor, You will learn that Adam was not the first man on Earth, but the first Covenant Man on Earth. This book is filled with interesting concepts and questions that invite answers through research and a seeking heart. Find out about the two different sets of people on earth with two different reasons and purposes for being there. One was seed, another covenant. Learn where the giants came from and who the sons of God were. The answers to these questions are found within the pages of the Genesis Brief for those seeking knowledge.

The Evolution of America's Homebred Terrorist The Changing Culture is an indisputable, comprehensive, provocative scrutiny into the makings and world of America's urban terrorist. Since the September 11 terrorist attack, the word TERRORIST sends chills through hearts and minds of Americans. Prior to September 11, only urban communities-particularly black communities-were held hostage and living in fear and terror. Today, the fear of attacks via a terrorist grips all Americans. In his eye opening book, Judson Bacot states, "The number one problem facing Black Americans today is urban terrorist-Crips and Bloods-and there is a changing culture of the new generation of Crips and Bloods" Bacot examines the economic impact on a community and the nation and presents strategies to make Americans safe.

Just as the Biblical prophets of old spoke out, listen to the voice of octogenarian author, Margaret Hoskins, Lessons from an Elder for the New Generation: A Changing World: "From an Elder's View," as she speaks out on an important topic-the Black family. The strength of the Black community has always come from the Black family. Unfortunately, over the past several decades, the Black family has experienced a downward spiral and disenfranchisement due to drugs, foster care, and imprisonment of parents, just to name a few contributing factors. But the biggest problem goes back to not having Bible training in the home. Most of all, she shares stories of her family's history going back to slavery, which is one of overcoming obstacles with dignity and pride. You will not only enjoy this story, but you will be inspired to build a better family yourself.

Just when you thought it was safe to dismiss the speech and language of Black folks in America as a forgotten subject, Introduction to Ebonics: The Relexification of African Grammar with English and other Indo-European Words surfaces. Volume I outlines the theoretical base for Ebonics and its status as a neo-African language. Volume II is forthcoming with nearly 4000 memorable words, phrases, and sayings placed at your fingertips, along with gems of information gleaned from the pens of Dr. Ernie A. Smith and Dr. Robert L. Williams. After reading and studying this entire Work, will anyone with "right good sense" continue to label Ebonics as Black English? Contrary to popular belief, there has not been a dcontinuation of African grammar in the deep structure of Black speech. African American Language, or Ebonics is the" linguistic contInuation of Africa in Black America."

Georgia Horton, takes you on a journey that's so familiar to far too many-doing time on the inside. Georgia was once a lifer, who spent twenty-five years behind bars, a woman who has suffered many traumatic experiences since the age of seven. This book helps you to better understand trauma induced circumstances and criminality. The author gives hope to those behind bars and their family members who may have lost hope in seeing their loved one in the free world again or to see a turn-a-round from criminal activity-there is hope. The author has been bent but not broken-shattered but not splendored. While drowning in the sea of despair and hopelessness, Georgia's faith in God became her "Life Jacket." ELEGANT SISTER, WHAT HAPPENED? There Is Hope-A Guide For Healing Broken Woman Behind Bars And In The Free World. This is a must-read book for all who seek to look inside themselves and who are honestly ready to change their life. This book is a mirror of reflections and a catalyst for change.

Joe Average Brother is a collection of poems and short stories with a smorgasbord approach . . . There is something for everybody. Paul, in his writings, incorporates his thoughts and feelings regarding social and political issues. He gives praise to those late and present activists who have made a positive difference in the lives of African Americans. He tells it like it is about those who call themselves down for African people, but whose actions denote something else altogether different. You will certainly be inspired and encouraged when reading his literary works. They are so vivid that its feels like you are listening to his stories versus reading them. His stories will leave you with history lessons on Black folks in America and their struggles.

Velosia Simpson's inspirational book, entitled, People and Friends Remember Me, will encourage you to dig deeper into the spirit through writing, praying, and meditating.Through communing with God, the author speaks to the simple ways you can find spiritual abundance, peace, and purpose. This book also gives you ways to creatively define your life as the artist of your own canvas. Written in mind for the young and old alike, these affirmations will give sustenance and hope to people who want to live fulfilling lives.

This book is a collection of campaign prose for President Obama that highlights his great works that's seldom mentioned through the media. Because President Obama's list of accomplishments is so long, this book condenses his achievements into several poetic verses. If anyone wants to know what our President has done, this song/book highlights his work in an informative, an educational, an exciting and fun manner.

Creating A Budget Made Simple will provide you with the basic information you need to create a simple and workable individual and family budget. You Will Learn: The importance involving the entire family to creating a budget. What income and expenses to include in your budget. The importance of commitment when budgeting. AND MUCH MORE !!!!

Understanding Credit Made Simple will provide you with the basic information you need to eliminate bad debts and rebuild your good credit, which will help you gain access to lower you interest rate on your purchases and gain access to capital for your business. You will learm: The credit breakdown under the new FICO system Credit Score Grades The length of time negative credit can remain on your credit profile Myths about credit reports

This book of poetry tells of a special love the writer has for her family and her heavenly Father. It is a collection of poems that tell her life story, speaks to her trials and tribulations, and offers guidance and words of wisdom for the reader. After reading each poem, perhaps you will conclude, as I have concluded that Jesus Christ is the answer. He was and is the answer for the author and in her writing; she shares all of the many different ways He showed up to rescue her from a life of trouble and despair. One poem entitled "He Is There," eloquently expresses the different faces of Jesus that define how he fits every need. I am sure you will enjoy reading Nedra Anthony's collection of poems as much as I did.

Writing your marketing plan is as important as writing your book, creating the difference between bestseller and no sales at all. Whether you are independently published or traditionally published, the system of introducing the book to the right audience is truly the difference between failure and success. Without a marketing plan, you are planning to fail. Book sales do not just happen. You must make them happen. A marketing plan must show the revenue streams you expect to reach. This manual will help you, as an author, to meet your income or sales goals. It details the market you are seeking and how you will reach them.

This book provides answers to the most frequently asked questions by self-published and mainstream published authors. In my Dear Dr. Rosie column for a book review magazine, I received numerous emails with questions regarding the publishing business. In this book, I am providing answers to fifteen of the most asked questions of Dear Dr. Rosie. The questions and answers are critical to the success of any author, whether self-published or mainstream published. Some of the questions answered are: How do I have a successful book signing? Why do I need a story editor and a copy editor? Do I need a marketing plan? Can Public speaking increase an author s book sales? What are my publishing options? And much more.

Taylor loves her Grandma Ruby. They talk together and read together and work in the garden. Granny has taught Taylor the names and the uses of many herbs and plants. But when Granny dies, Taylor is sad and lonely. Granny leaves her letters - and a seed - to help her deal with her loss. This sweet new book, by Gayle L. Fuhr, teaches lessons about loss, healing, and growth in gentle, beautiful language. Every child who has ever lost a loved one must own this book.

African History enhances self-awareness, cultural pride and self-confidence. Ray Wilson's Alphabets books are a must for every child's library. And there are many of the "A is for Apple, B is for Book" variety. Now Ray Wilson has taken a unique approach to his charmingly illustrated new book "Kelsey's Lessons on Africa Vol. 1" A is for Africa, G is for Griot, an African storyteller, and M is for the African concept of Maat, which represents truth, balance, and harmony. Here at last is an alphabet book celebrating the customs and accomplishments of the African people. Make it part of your child's library.

Nedra Anthony gives you a glimpse of her journey on this road called "Life." She is a testament to the power of and healing from writing. As you read her poems, you feel her passion and compassion for humanity. Her poetry has so much feeling, likened unto a song having soul. If you are experiencing any guilt from past life experiences, this book will help you to free yourself by forgiving yourself and enabling you to walk in your destiny and God's purpose for your life.

Keith Dennis was at the top of his game. He was accepted into law school and just received a job offer at a prestigious law firm. Keith used to pray about his future, but now that everything is going like he planned it, he sees no need to spend quality time with God any longer. Keith called from long distance to share the good news of his achievements with his father, Wade, who is a police officer. During their conversation, Wade was shot and left for dead. There was no trace of a motive. Patricia Glover had it all. She was Keith Dennis s girlfriend, and she was envied by many. Keith was not only handsome, but he was on the fast track to success. Patricia lived a privileged life. Money was never an issue and still wasn t even after her kidnapping. August First Lord, son of Storm Lord, the founder of the notorious South Central Los Angeles Gang, was privileged too, but only in the confines of twenty square blocks, and now he has become one of America s most wanted. In a mysterious way, two privileged people from the opposite spectrum meet. Patricia s survival is dependent on the compassion of a sought-after criminal.

It is time for preschool, and Emanuel does not want to go. He is kicking and screaming, and then his beloved Ms. Dorothy is not there! So Emanuel decides Ms. Dorothy must be in the closet. Did the mysterious Ms. Whoever have something to do with this? Emanuel must free Ms. Dorothy! "Did Someone put Ms. Dorothy in the Closet?" is a charming new children's book by Sylvia Richardson. The author captures perfectly the "logic" of a small child with a lot of imagination and a very big heart.

As you journey with the author, you will discover the extraordinary cause and effect of one of the most pathological diseases increasing in women and disseminating across our nation gambling. This disease controls minds, lives, and family relationships. You will learn the traits of gambling addiction. Gambling can warp anyone 's sense of values. The book explains the far-reaching grasp of the mind-controlling disease. This is a must-read book with its startling revelations.

The author takes you on a poetic journey. She presents a smorgasbord collection of poems and there is something for everybody. If you are in love, falling out of love or looking for love dive in. Her poems are so smooth; you will want to send them to the one you love as if they were written by you just for them.You are sure to find yourself on the pages of this collection in poems such as: More Than Friends, Less Than Lovers, Silence Of Passion, Chocolate Lover, Menfolk, and Thunder In My Bone. Like Paprika, she sprinkles and touches every one of your emotions. She author 's poetic expressions makes you want to fall in love and stay in love forever.

This memoir is so timely. The author, who is now a minister, is a young man who was reared in Compton, California. He and his brother, Julius, were reared by both parents and had loving and God-fearing grandparents. Their parents took them to church and taught them the right way to go. They chose to take a different path, which ultimately cost the life of his brother, Julius.The author helps young people to see what can happen when they take the wrong turn in life. But he also helps them to see that God is the Life Jacket that helps to save them when they are drowning and that He is the Lamp that lights the way for you to see how to come from darkness into light.

In this memoir of Vignettes, the author takes you on a journey of three generations of women who experienced the pain and suffering as a mother when her child was incarcerated. She shares the struggle with the pangs of shame and guilt that 's felt by a mother. She also addresses how a mother 's soul is incarcerated when her child is locked behind the prison walls.This is a timely book for such a time as this. This book will help others to heal by opening up, sharing their feelings, and knowing that they are not alone. It will help mothers to no longer feel ashamed because their child is behind prison walls. This book is a must-read!

This is a true story and a page turner. This story will keep you on the edge of your seat. Bill, the first Black man in Missouri, openly dated a white woman during a racially explosive time. At the age of eighteen, he fell in love with a twenty-six year old white woman it changed his life forever!This memoir presents a striking example of man 's inhumanity to man, including the misuse of the law to impose undo punishment because of racist objectives. You will laugh and you will cry while taking this journey back in time with the author.