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Une histoire des Églises de Frères chrétiens au Canada français, 1926-2010 L'histoire des Églises de Frères chrétiens au Canada français, et plus particulièrement au Québec, est marquée par plusieurs périodes de changements. L'auteur s'appuie sur différents documents à valeur historique pour faire ressortir les évènements et les personnages qui ont marqué l'oeuvre du mouvement des Frères dans la province de Québec. Il ajoute à cela ses propres souvenirs qu'il a accumulés au cours des nombreuses années que lui et sa femme ont passées à oeuvrer au Québec. Ce livre veut renforcer la foi et le courage des ouvriers d'aujourd'hui et de demain qui servent le Seigneur dans la Belle Province. Que la connaissance des revers, aussi bien que des succès du passé, leur soit profitable. Qu'ils se souviennent de ces leaders qui leur ont transmis la Parole de Dieu, et qu'ils persévèrent dans l'imitation de leur foi. Qu'ils puissent à jamais se soumettre à l'autorité du Seigneur Jésus-Christ qui a dit: Je bâtirai mon Église. À lui soit la gloire !

Comment les découvrir ? Comment les développer ? Comment ne pas prendre les uns pour les autres ? Pour rendre tout chrétien capable de le servir, Dieu lui a donné des dons naturels, ou talents, et des dons spirituels. Par contre, l'ignorance sur la question des dons rend stérile la vie de nombreux chrétiens. Elle empèche certains de porter tout le fruit qu'ils pourraient avoir. Cela a des répercussions jusque dans les familles et la formation de l'Église de demain. L'auteur traite de la nature des dons naturels et des dons spirituels, et de la façon de les découvrir et de les développer. Il décrit aussi la nature et la fonction particulières des dons miraculeux, et il examine leur manifestation à travers toute la révélation biblique. Auteur Samuel Coppieters exerce un ministère d'enseignement de la Parole de Dieu au Québec depuis 1963. Il a enseigné l'Histoire biblique et la rédaction à l'Institut Biblique Béthel. Il a également publié des histoires dans des revues séculières, des articles dans des revues chrétiennes, et un périodique pour les Assemblées de frères. Avis des lecteurs

What is Ikigai? Ikigai is the art of living life in a way that a person is always inspired to remain focused on their goal. The meaning of Ikigai is to make your life meaningful. The people who use the principles of Ikigai always wake up in the morning with a sense of meaning. This is the reason why, despite having been destroyed in the second world war, Japan did not only develop, but also became a nation of longevity. How was all this possible? This was only possible by adopting the principles of Ikigai.This book will not only provide you with theoretical ideas, but also how to lead the Ikigai life with practical examples. It is then that you will know what this Japanese way of living actually is. How the people of that country achieve their goals. How they scale great heights in society and achieve a high social standing. What do they eat that they are able to live a long and fruitful life. This book will help you live a successful life, meaningful long life and achieve new heights of success every day, and you will enjoy it.

Anybody who does it need not be a genius. Genius has never been supposed to be a particularly good teacher of any art. It is better that the teacher of the Art of Thinking should not be a person who knows no difficulty in thinking, or produces such brilliant thoughts that they will be disheartening to the tyro. A delicate physician does not give the example of health-any woodsman can do that-he only gives the example of a small capital of health intelligently increased: yet, we know he can be more useful from his comprehension of indifferent health and from his appreciation of hygiene, and we often prefer him.

Lost Horizon first published in 1933, this novel won Hilton the Hawthornden Prize in 1934. Hilton is said to have been inspired to write Lost Horizon, and to invent "Shangri-La" by reading the National Geographic Magazine articles of Joseph Rock, an Austrian-American botanist and ethnologist exploring the southwestern Chinese provinces and Tibetan borderlands. Still living in Britain at the time, Hilton was perhaps influenced by the Tibetan travel articles of early travelers in Tibet whose writings were found in the British Library.

Jan Struther was asked to contribute a series imagining the life of an "ordinary" woman, although her definition of "ordinary" was doubtless a reflection of her own background. Mrs Miniver has both a town and a country house, with servants in both. Her eldest boy is at Eton, and every August she motors up to Scotland for the grouse-shooting season (or should that be "grice-shooting"?) In other words, she lives a lifestyle that was representative of a tiny minority in 1930s Britain.

Aldous Huxley's book may have been written in 1931, but it still seems futuristic and disturbingly convincing. Some of the elements he portrays in his dystopia are coming true right now. From genetically modified citizens to a hierarchy based on intelligence, many of these predictions ring uncomfortably true.