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Saint Anthony of Padua lived a remarkable life. Traversing four countries of the medieval world, he preached amidst heretical beliefs and scandals of the age. Privileged, well-educated, he chose Franciscan poverty for himself, living out Gospel values which endeared him to the people, establishing him as a model of virtuous living for his time...and perhaps for all time. Travel with the author to Europe which still bears Anthony's footprints. Many photographs document her trail; maps illustrate his journeys. Historical information, including Saint Anthony's own writing, reveals aspects of his personal life and deep abiding faith. Contemporary voices of the faithful and intercultural dialogue spark history, to enrich your understanding of one of the world's most popular religious figures. The last part features all new, insightful Saint Anthony stories and chronicles the roll-out of the author's first book during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Doretta Whalen introduces her second book in honor of this beloved saint. Following Saint Anthony's example of putting faith into action, Whalen donates all receipts from book sales and contributions to her parish, hoping to facilitate a stronger community for liturgical worship, ministry, and outreach. A retired adjunct professor of music, Dr. Whalen resides in Pittsburgh, Pa. where she teaches voice, serves as a cantor and volunteer at the Parish of Saint Raphael the Archangel, and takes part in home Bible study. Her pastimes are swimming, earthing, tap dance, flower gardening, and Duolingo Spanish.

God is love, and the Spirit of the Lord is always battling for our soul. Oftentimes, people who come from a background of living a life of habitual sin tend to believe the lie of the Enemy, which says you're broken beyond repair-but that is far from the truth. All of Tarisha Gisselle Vazquez Rivera's life, she had lived far from God, believing that she was not worthy of His love. But the truth is, when you accept Jesus into your life, He makes you more than worthy. In fact, He makes you feel like royalty. PSALMS NEW COVENANT, a collection of poetry by Tarisha, shows people how when you truly surrender to Jesus, He will restore you from all your sins and comfort you through your trials. Tarisha gave her life to Jesus in October 2020, and less than a year after understanding His grace, love, and mercy, He gave her a purpose, placing a supernatural talent in her to pierce the hearts of those that are called to be His by channeling these beautiful poems of worship to Him for His glory and to reveal His magnificent love for all people in this world. It doesn't matter the background, the circumstance, or the situation you're in; He can do exceedingly above all that you can ever think or ask for if you just allow him to. Read PSALMS NEW COVENANT and experience the expression of understanding the Lord's love, mercy, and sweet saving grace He has for the entire world. Tarisha Gisselle Vazquez Rivera is an Evangelist located in New York City. She runs a ministry from home named Spreading Love Ministry. Tarisha delights in sharing wisdom about the love of God on her social media platforms hoping to reach the nations. She enjoys reading and has now found a new hobby and that is to write and desiring to write other books for God's glory. Most importantly she takes pride in being a single mother to her amazing and sweet little daughter Xariya Small. Tarisha adores spending time with her daughter raising her to know the Lord through grace, love, and mercy. You can contact Tarisha via email: spreadingloveministry@gmail.com or on her social media platforms. Website: www.spreadingloveministry.com Instagram: spreading.love.ministry Facbook: Tarisha Vazquez Tiktok: spreadingloveministry

What are the typical excuses for not waiting on God? What do you do when you feel stuck waiting for God to work things out for you? The answers are found in the wait. In The Wait, motivational speaker and teacher, Denise Cassagnol, talks about why we should wait on God as we travel on our journey paths. Denise provides practical tips for "waiting right" to avoid prolonging the wait and experiencing unnecessary consequences. You will discover: Why people do not wait on God. What are factors that prolong the wait? What are the consequences for failing to wait on God? What questions should be asked? Why people should trust God to make the best choices. How to wait right. If you are constantly thinking about what could have been or tired of focusing on the obstacles, pain from missed opportunities, or lack, then this book is for you. Denise Cassagnol has been active in ministerial leadership for over thirty years. She is a retired teacher, former Major in the U.S Army, speaker, associate pastor, and co-founder of Kingdom Associates. Along with her husband, Pastor Antonio Cassagnol, she has been a dynamic leader and builder of High-Performance Teams. Together, they have worked diligently with pastors, leaders, and directors to promote and strategize productive and healthy organizations. She resides in El Paso, Texas with her husband. They have four children Marlon, Joy, Glory, and Tony. You can contact Denise at denisecassagnol@gmail.com.

Out of Shingles came about while the author was recuperating from the condition. It allowed the author to seriously reflect on her health and what had brought this about and on many other situations that she had recently experienced. She concluded that these things are all part of the journeys of life. With her love of sharing information, she hopes that her experiences will help others to navigate through life a little easier. Laverne Proctor was born and raised in Bermuda and also attended school in New York and Canada. She loves to read - many genres and do logic puzzles. She loves to research and write, and has penned numerous works over the years, many that have been presented via various platforms. She loves to travel, to learn of the world, either literally or via You Tube. Other interests are fishing and walking. Her supreme passion is sharing information that will help others to live a better life.

Do You Have a Minute will challenge you to transform your life through daily intentional devotion in a meaningful way you've never experienced before. Spending time in God's presence is essential to spiritual growth, knowledge and understanding in who God is and who God has designed you to be. Prayer is a direct dialogue between you and God, the Father. Dr. Jesse Thomas knows all too well the power of prayer as a father of two micro-premature children. He has witnessed the miraculous hand of God move through prayer and many lives have been transformed through testimonials, "When you have nothing left but God, you have enough to start again." This book will assist you through the process in building a healthy relationship filled with devotions, meditation, and prayer. It is packed with insight, inspiration, and information. Prayer has been my anchor through tough times. Reading this book and completing the prayer journal will afford you the opportunity to witness what God can do by spending time in His presence. All God needs is a minute of your time for prayer...are you willing to commit? - Dr. Tina Thomas Dr. Jesse E. Thomas is the Senior Pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church of Boston, VA. and is the founder and servant leader of The Impact United Fellowship. Dr. Thomas is a four-time author. The titles of his books are No More Distractions, Release Your Past, Shepherding From a Distance, and Do You Have a Minute. Dr. Thomas has a yearning for knowledge which has enabled him to earn a Diploma of Ministry, an Associate of Ministry, and a Bachelor of Christian Ministry from the Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary. He received his Master of Divinity Degree and earned his Doctor of Ministry Degree from Virginia University of Lynchburg.

Reading about other women's experiences leaves you feeling like your family and you know them. Their stories are personal. If you are fighting battles you are not alone. We are sisters. We inspire hope through Jesus Christ. Kim Crosby, Natalie Cutlip, Marcia Fowler, Lisa Harris, Tammye Holte, Sue Lovell, Laura Martin, Eunice Miller, Terry Spradlin, Sophia Thundu, Tamar Williams. Hidden Treasures maintains a vision to represent God's Word and the ability to help people tell their own story. Our mission is to encourage people through ministry, book publishing, broadcasting, journalism, ordination and education. We care about the stories from your heart. We hope you will connect with us. https: //sites.google.com/view/hiddentreasuresministries/home

Dione Beaty hailed from Dominica, where she spent two-and-a-half decades of her life. She left her home country and began her new life in the United States. She usually spends her time making abstract drawings of trees and tree trunks. Her faith in God and love of nature have directed her to this place.

From Marriage, divorce and an alcohol and pornography addiction. With no home, family or job and only a bottle to give me comfort. God had other plans for my life after my complete restoration back into the kingdom. What was a simple journal, has now turned into a hopeful answer to other men's cry's for help. Men who have the struggles and addictions I did until my father brought home another prodigal son by the cleansing blood of Jesus Christ. Born and raised in Seattle, Washington. My kicks are, gardening and potatoes are where its at for me. This book was just a journal I had started out of depression and yet, God told me to keep on writing.

It is believed by many authors and researchers that successful education is reliant on the teacher's handle on the classroom environment, curriculum, and teaching method. But what about student differences such as IQ, prior knowledge, and learning styles, among all unique variables a room full of individuals contain? In recent years, it's become clear that teacher-student interactions, and the host of variables that affect these interaction patters, can help or hinder student learning. In his book Teaching Is Interaction, Dr. Richard H. Powell shares his experience during his forty-year career in teaching and the information he's gathered that he believes can be helpful for new and seasoned teachers looking to improve their skills and help students learn more effectively. For centuries, there have been many theories and ideas about learning, and Powell looks to crack the argument on behaviorism, which debates whether man is a higher and more complex form of the animal kingdom, or man is created in God's image, with a learning process much more complex than that of the animal kingdom. How different is our learning? How much of it can we control? No one student is exactly like another, and one method or style of teaching may not be appropriate for a variety of students. Teaching requires different strategies and ways to deal with the numerous characteristics and mental processes contained in a single classroom. But what remains the same is that the teacher holds the key to effective student learning in all situations. Dr. Richard H. Powell grew up in the Midwest and has been a high school teacher, middle school and high school principal, and a college professor for over 50 years. He received his master's and doctorate degree from University of Arizona. He has had classroom experience with kids of various ages-elementary to college. Therefore, he wants to share some of his experiences and ideas that he has learned from teachers, authors, and educational research that he believes can be helpful for beginning and experienced teachers. He loves spending time with his family and is a well traveled man who has many countries around the world. He has enjoyed the teaching profession and the interaction with teachers and students of all ages, inside and outside the classroom. It is love for teaching that has inspired him to write this book.

My World in My Words is meant to help others understand how those with special needs feel. It also encourages caregivers and perhaps even teachers feel about those they care for and teach. The author provides words of encouragement to those with special needs as well so they know how important they are. The words are meant to inspire them to know they are validated in their feelings and can achieve their best no matter what it is. Sonya Mosicant has many years of experience in special education and working with children. She wants to make a difference for kids in the world, so they are safe, loved and cared for no matter what they need. Making the world a better place for all children is close to her heart. This book is written to encourage people to accept others who look different from them. Teaching the children that lesson in life is important to her so the world is a better place for all children. They are our future and close to her heart. The book acknowledges all caregivers with the respect and encouragement they need as well. This book also addresses the readers to be more aware of how they can impact the world and makes it easier to understand what caregivers feel as they care for those with needs. Her greatest desire is to share that everyone was created with love and has value in the world.

Greetings this is Overseer Brenda McAdoo, a servant of Jesus Christ. As a child my mother Minister Madeline Sharpe taught me who Jesus was, and I have not strayed from that teaching. Proverbs 22:6 says Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. I have been saved for over 50 years and I am still standing. I serve in ministry at Power House of Deliverance Church where Bishop William Washington is senior pastor and presiding prelate. I am an ordained minister and a teacher of the Foundational Studies Class teaching New Converts how to study the bible so when the storms of life come they too will be able to stand. I have had challenging times in my life which has led me to write this book. I was saved in a revival service after hearing the word of God preached, the sermon was about the mark of the beast by Bishop Kenneth Bacon in 1971.This was a life changing message and I have been serving God ever since. I was baptized and received the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues in a tarry service held by Missionary Betty Lennon. I was married 49 years to Michael McAdoo Sr. and to this union two children were born Madeline and Michael Jr. who has been a blessing in my life. I graduated from Guilford Technical Community College receiving an associate degree in Human Services in May 2015. This course taught me how to listen to people when they talk, which is the key principle to show you care.

Follow Jesus. He will show you every step of the way. He is the Great Leader. You must trust Him at all times. When you surrender all to Him, He will do everything He promised. God is a promise keeper. In times of despair, place your hope in the Most High God, He is always there. Jesus will be everything you need Him to be. When everyone else may fail you. Jesus will never fail you. God will direct every step in your life. Allow Him to lead you and please follow Him. Meka N. Hampton is the mother of four beautiful children, three grown and one teenager. She loves the Lord and honors Him in every area of her life. She is a recent widow. Meka has served in ministry for several years working with young women and also teaching Sunday School. Meka is well acquainted with grief, sorrow as well as joy and peace. She has lived in the south and now resides in the West. One of her favorite bible verses; Psalm 91.

The Book "Other Than Honorable" is a real life testimony about the horrors of Sexual Immorality in the United States Military. The True Life "Short Shorties" or Short Stories in the book will give the reader an overall reality of how terrible this struggle really is. It will give the reader helpful steps, direction, and formatted instructions to build on. The Holy Scriptures of God's Biblical word shares as a guide to allow the Holy Spirit to work in each service member. John J. Kaiwi is currently an online and active Preacher at Oasis Church Hilo. John and his wife Theresa also have a food ministry that feeds people in need within their community. John also has written a Book titled "Rescue Me", that emphaizes the Horrors of Pornography and sexual Immorality within our present world today.

My Friend Poppi is a story about a young girl, named Cami, who moves away from her best friend. She finds a new friend in a special tree named Poppi. They have a loving friendship. One day Poppi saves her life. Cami never forgets her special friend. This story shows the love of Jesus for His children. Jesus wants to be your best friend. E. Alfreda Walker is a retired Registered Professional Nurse. She is a doting grandmother to three grandchildren. This story is very special because she received it in a dream. Her prayer is that children will come to know and love Jesus as their Best Friend.

"Why are so many bad things happening?" There is the financial crisis, the political confusion, wars, sickness, the pandemic, crime, mass shootings, earthquakes, weather upheavals, etc. The problem is we are not listening to God. God has forewarned us of the impending dangers during the Last Days/End Times. Yet, because we have not listened to God we are not prepared for the events of today. God has put a burden on my heart to warn Christians about the impending dangers from the prophesied events so that we can be prepared to endure. Therefore, we should not be ignoring Christ we should be listening to Christ OR we will be defeated by Christ. In this book we will examine the Word of God to learn about these dangerous events. This book is for you if you want to be the victor and not the victim. Pastor Daniel B. Keys is a retired pastor with more than 35 years of pastoral experience. He has pastored Baptist Churches in Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. He has also been an Instructor at Southern Bible Institute in Dallas, TX. In addition to these ministerial positions, he also was an Economic and Banking Analyst with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, a System Engineer with IBM, a Research Associate with the IRS, an Adjunct Instructor of Economics at Tarrant County Community College (TX) and at Shippensburg University (PA). He has also served on numerous community committees. He graduated from Yellow Springs High School in Ohio (1973), from Oberlin College in Ohio (1977, B.A. with majors in Math and Economics), from Dallas Theological Seminary in Texas (1991, Th.M.), and he also attended graduate school at The Ohio State University (1979-1982, with majors in Economics and Black History). Pastor Keys is a servant of Jesus Christ.

Spiritual warfare that takes place when Satan wants to annihilate a local church, and he does so by encouraging the vulnerable to change the Word of God to fit their desires. During this war, Satan sends his many spirits of chaos to try and accomplish his objective-destruction of faith. But the primary spirit that he sends is the spirit of REBELLION. In Fighting in the Church, Denise Trimble illuminates the patterns of that rebellion, as well as the internal, civil fighting that occurs as a result of the rebellion. Inspired by first-hand experience, Trimble knows all too well about the means in which Satan infiltrates a house of God and sends its ministry and members into spiritual battle. About four years ago, Trimble's church was demonically attacked through the spirit of rebellion, and the internal fight that followed was necessary to bring order and honor back to the church. It took all they had to adequately continue to accomplish the kingdom objective. It is Trimble's prayer that through this book, and through the grace of God and the Spirit, that you will be able to identify and understand the patterns of rebellion.

My name is Pickle is about a little girl and the things she loves. As she goes through life she encounters a bundle of firsts, with imagination, excitement, and giggles. She is filled with love, laughter, and surprises. She will snuggle right into your heart. She has magic in her smile and the things she loves are things I bet you love, too. My name is Denise or Nina to some. I am a retired educator, wife, mother to four adult children, grandmother, and great-grandmother. I am an only child and I grew up in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I graduated from John Marshall High School and then went to Oklahoma State University where I earned an elementary education degree and a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction as well as an administrator's certificate. I taught school for 14 years in Oklahoma, California, and Virginia. My next 30 years in education were at the Oklahoma Technical Assistance Center where I later became the Assistant Director. The center provided technical assistance and evaluation services to all schools in Oklahoma. I was inspired to write this story by my daughter who was nicknamed Pickle. She loved everything, especially pickles. This story brings back so many happy memories of childhood innocence, joy, imagination, and the unconditional love that children give so willingly as they meet each day with anticipation and excitement.

Extravagant Love transports you behind the scenes of the unfolding true story of Irene Fournier. Born into a poor family where alcohol-induced abusive behavior dominated daily life, all hope of freedom from personal devaluation, shame, and bondage vanished; that is, until she unexpectedly encountered the immeasurable love of God. In this book you will: - read detailed accounts of divine intervention and protection, including miraculous help at a time bordering on mental breakdown. - learn how she experienced increasing levels of forgiveness, personal healing, and restoration of fractured relationships. - follow her transformational journey of one rescued from the victimization of sexual, mental, and verbal abuse. Irene's story testifies of God's powerful love that restores the broken to a state of wholeness, unconditional acceptance, and confidence to pursue their life purpose. It will inspire those who have been crushed by abuse and dysfunction to hope once again and say, "Heal me too!" Irene Fournier (Th.B.) is a teacher, prophetic intercessor, speaker, and mother in the faith. Her passion is to help individuals come into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ and fulfill their life-purpose. Ordained in 1996, Irene has served in local, regional and international ministry leadership roles. She has spoken at conferences in the U.S. and Great Britain and facilitated discipleship and ministry training events in the Pacific Northwest and the greater Washington, D.C., area. Irene and her husband, Tony, live in Culpeper, Virginia, where they cofounded the Kingdom Vision Center. For more information about her ministry, visit www.kingdomvisioncenter.org.

My book is about living life successfully and peaceably, with God as your guide. He will aid and help you to reach the goal that you have set, without failure. In God you will find all things are possible through him, God loves us he does not want you to fail in what you say and do. This inspiring reading gives life lessons on how to enjoy living, even in times of trouble and unforeseen struggles. Let God be a part of your life journey, he wants you to be blessed, happy and free to enjoy everything he has promised. My name is Deborah Wheeler, born in Milwaukee Wisconsin where I have lived all my life. The wife of Eugene Wheeler Jr. for 55 years. We've known each other since kindergarten and became sweethearts in our senior year of high school. I am the youngest of 6 siblings, we grew up as pk kids (Preachers Kids), my father was the Pastor and my mother was called first Lady of the church. I learned about God at an early age, as far back as I can remember, I knew that God exists, attending church has been a part of my life, all my life. My writing began because of the stress I was dealing with in my life. One night I went directly to my bedroom, closed the door and began to write. Therein started my first inspired writing (1994) titled: Dealing with stress today.

My mother Rose Mae Townsend was an inspiration! She would tell my brother and I what happened in Montgomery Alabama where her parents raised her. My mom's mother died giving birth to her little sister Carrie Townsend making life hard. She helped raise her siblings, always making sure they went to school to learn. My mom spoke of good and bad times growing up in Montgomery ALA. She missed her mom a lot and always told us stories about Roselee Townsend. The way she spoke of the town, places, and stores from the past. I decided to save and go visit that place. I visited the archives and found my mom had more siblings and family. I stayed there for two weeks, talking every day to people and gathering information. My hope is book will one day connect me to this part of my family. Contact me and say, "hello we are related". The Townsends have a rich legacy and I am blessed to be related. The same stories will be passed down to my children and their children. I am 64 years old and thank God for it. I will travel again and seek my family out one day soon. My prayer is whatever dreams you have do them. Stop making excuses and live your life. The bible says ..... seek and you will find, knock and the door will be open. Remember God's word will never come back void. God Bless Roberta Gibson is a wife, mother, and Nana. Born and raised in Cleveland, a Hough native attending Nazarene Baptist Church on Wade Park. Her education was at Bolton, Mary B. Martin, Addison Jr. high, and East High schools. After graduating she worked as a billing clerk and sold Avon Products. She gained employment at Cleveland Metro Schools working over 30 years. In her later years she attended Cleveland State University for a while, then attending Cuyahoga Community College she obtained a degree in Liberal Arts. Returning back to Cuyahoga Community College she received a Safe Serve Certificate from their Culinary Program. She plans to return to improve her cooking skills and obtain a degree. Her hobbies are cooking, baking, reading, and writing books. For 11 years she served as a Scout Leader with her students. A strong believer of faith, she loves meeting new people and enjoying life.

Everyone desires to beloved. The more I aged the greater that desire burned in me. I didn't want to end up an old maid. I met a gentleman I thought was God sent. He was much older, we started dating and he swept me off my feet. I knew this would last forever. Being with him I was fulfilled and happier than I have ever been. The sad thing was he had another side. Eventually it is revealed, but my dream colored reality. Then one night God manifested himself to me. He spoke, warning me not to proceed. I didn't want to believe what he was saying. With fear griping my heart I curled up in a fetal position. He told me, he is not your husband. He asked, do you want to be a nurse maid? He is to old for you. You will regret marrying him. That morning I grabbed my belongings and ran like a bat out of hell. Roberta Gibson is a wife, mother, and Nana. Born and raised in Cleveland, a Hough native attending Nazarene Baptist Church on Wade Park. Her education was at Bolton, Mary B. Martin, Addison Jr. high, and East High schools. After graduating she worked as a billing clerk and sold Avon Products. She gained employment at Cleveland Metro Schools working over 30 years. In her later years she attended Cleveland State University for a while, then attending Cuyahoga Community College she obtained a degree in Liberal Arts. Returning back to Cuyahoga Community College she received a Safe Serve Certificate from their Culinary Program. She plans to return to improve her cooking skills and obtain a degree. Her hobbies are cooking, baking, reading, and writing books. For 11 years she served as a Scout Leader with her students. A strong believer of faith, she loves meeting new people and enjoying life.

It all began with a fever and a sore throat. One night, three-year-old Shamar wakes up with a 101 temperature and a sore throat. Concerned it could be strep, Shamar's mother, Faye, ensures she sees a doctor as soon as possible. After a routine check-up and a prescription, the only thing left for the family to do is wait for their little girl to get better. Time goes by and Shamar's condition is getting worse. Knowing there was something deeper than what the doctors could detect, Faye goes on a hunt to find a doctor who can tell her what is wrong with her daughter. She finally finds one and is given a diagnosis that she and her family could never have imagined. Shamar has Kawasaki, a rare disease of unknown cause that causes inflammation in the walls of blood vessels in the heart. If Shamar is not neutralized within ten days, she could endure serious heart problems in the future. Time is of the essence for the doctors to help, though knowledge of treatments for the disease is as rare as the disease itself. Hope seems to be dwindling as a miracle cure seems to be impossible to find with the passing of each day, yet the Kennel family is not ready to give up. Through love and the power of prayer, they give Shamar to God, knowing that nothing is impossible for Him. All they can do now is pray for a miracle to happen. Sculpture of a Miracle: God's Glory by Dona Gassaway Mitchell is the true story of a young child's battle against a terrible disease, the undying will of the doctors who helped her, and the incredible loving family who stayed by their child's side to raise her up when all hope seemed lost. Dona Gassaway Mitchell lives in Dallas, Texas. She is an award-winning creative artist, intrinsically gifted and talented. She specializes in Art Entertainment. She is a mother of three, one son and two daughters, and a grandmother of three boys and a dog. She has been married to her husband, James, for thirty-one years. From street outreach to the stage, Dona's three decades of writing in ministry led her to work with professional actors, network with celebrities, and have her work recognized with several awards. Her work has made headline news both internationally and nationally, which inspired her to start a non-profit organization, DGM Foundation Inc., where she looks forward to taking her writing to the next level in Christian film. Her advice for young writers is, "Believe in your gift to write; it is your voice for change." To learn more about Dona's work, email her at donagassawaymitchell@gmail.com. God inspired. DONAINSPIRINGBOOKS.COM

Prepare yourself, you are about to step into the lives of overcomers. More than hope will introduce you to women who have survived rape, domestic violence, mental illness, suicide, and much more. These are brutally honest true stories. These women have shared their intimate and darkest moments in their lives to bring you hope. With the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, it has been my honor to have been entrusted with each of their stories. Many times, it's hard to see others' pain because we can't get past our own. Always remember Jesus is your portion, He is our only hope. So, get ready and watch how Jesus turns darkness into light and may you find the peace of God within each of these very personal stories. As a pastor's wife and mother of four children, I have authored and published a memoir Here, Jesus . . . Catch! which has led to many opportunities to speak at various churches and women's events. I am confident More Than Hope will bring you inspiration and allow you to realize you are not alone. Sharing the ministry with my husband, I have had many occasions to help give godly counsel and have served in many leadership positions. As a survivor of many life-threatening medical anomalies, I am blessed that the Lord has continued to show me great favor, which prompted my first book. Drafting this book has allowed me into some very personal areas in the lives of these women and their families. In sharing this privilege, I have tried to be obedient and follow God's lead, I pray you will feel the same connection I felt with each story.

The Rudder is a voyage through the Book of Job. The Book of Job starts with Job being the most prominent man in all the East and ends with him being twice as prominent, healthy, and living to a satisfied old age with his children and grandchildren to four generations. Can something good be in the Book of Job? Absolutely. Take the exciting voyage and read about the raven, the ostrich, the horse, the hippo, the crocodile, the hedge, the accuser, the widow at Zarephath, fear, doors of the seas, Job's three friends and more in The Rudder. Rozelia Harris is a Mississippi native. She grew up in historic Vicksburg, the city on the high bluff of the east bank of the Mississippi River. After graduating high school she continued her education, earning a Bachelor's Degree and MBA. She enjoys traveling and watching high school and collegiate football and basketball. Rozelia has fond memories of growing up in church and was born again in May of 1994. She has served in various areas in her local church including: Choir, Children's Church, Greeting Team, Prayer Ministry, and Pulpit Ministry.

Introduction To my primary care physicians, PA's, NP's, physical therapists, medical residents, and medical student friends, this is for you! This book is a clinical reference guide of musculoskeletal exams and algorithms for workup. The initial flow charts are designed for the common clinical presentations to help navigate which pathologies may be most likely, or, the table of contents to get you to the clinical information you need: differential diagnoses, provocative exams, workup, and non-operative and operative considerations. This clinical reference is 100% evidence based. If there was no significant evidence for an exam or treatment modality, it was not listed. The content in this text has no opinion, only information and algorithms found in the literature. There is plenty of room for your autonomy in decision making with solid references to back the management necessary for each clinical presentation. I know you will find this a helpful resource! Dr. Malinda Hansen has always had an enthusiasm for sports and competition. Starting out as a multi-sport athlete, playing Division I basketball, and running her own business for 15 years, she realized a gap in her training. That was rectified with a masters degree in exercise physiology which led to a pursuit of Osteopathic medicine as a career. Graduating from A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona, she completed her dual residency in Family medicine and Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal medicine in Fort Worth Texas. That opened a door to completing a sports medicine fellowship in Louisville, Kentucky. Dr. Hansen is triple boarded in family medicine, sports medicine, and Osteopathic neuromusculoskeletal medicine. In her own words "This book is for all of my primary care friends that get lost in the co-morbid conditions and may have gotten a little rusty in their musculoskeletal exams and management."