Bøger af Norman Russell

In an era where convenience is king, and dependence on external systems is the norm, breaking free might seem daunting. But what if living alternatively isn't just an abstract idea, but an enjoyable, sustainable reality?Meet your guide, "Modern Homesteading: A Guide to Self-Sufficient Living", an inside look into the world of self-reliance and ecological responsibility. Penned by the knowledgeable Norman Russell, a pioneer in sustainable living and education, you're taken not just on a journey, but a transformation towards independence. From the convenience of your urban apartment to the open spaces of rural areas - this report simplifies and makes homesteading accessible to everyone.Delve into the chapters filled with insight and actionable steps, providing you with the tools needed to begin your homesteading journey. Topics covered range from the allure of self-sufficient living, sustainable gardening techniques, raising livestock in limited spaces, building sustainable structures, food preservation, to financial independence, and much more!Looking for an adventure that pays dividends to the environment while enriching your lifestyle? "Modern Homesteading: A Guide to Self-Sufficient Living" is your ideal companion on this exciting path.Start your journey towards self-reliance today, because true independence awaits!

Residents of Oldminster are horrified by the arrival of the city's first lady vicar, Reverend Stacey Williams. No sooner does she step foot in the ancient church that trouble begins . . . First there are violent protests. Next are several threatening letters. Then the font where Williams is meant to hold her first baptism is discovered filled with blood. Finally, a few weeks later, whilst performing Holy Communion, Reverend Williams keels over after taking a sip of the holy wine. The chalice clangs onto the altar steps as she lands, like a rag doll, onto the sanctuary floor. Oldminster's first female vicar is dead, most likely poisoned by her own wine! Suspicion immediately falls onto the many townsfolk who were so outraged by Williams' arrival. But could one of them really be capable of cold-blooded murder? The devil is at play, and it's up to Detectives French and Edwards to uncover the truth.

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Jeremy Oakshott, Fellow of Jerusalem Hall, and an authority on the Crusades, is content with life until renowned archaeologist Mrs Lestrange urges him to join her expedition to Syria. His wealthy uncle, Ambrose Littlemore, refuses to help him, and is murdered soon afterwards. Detective Inspector Antrobus has already investigated the savage murder of one of Oakeshott''s old friends, but the scholar''s alibis are completely water-tight. Assisted by his doctor friend, Sophia Jex-Blake, Antrobus looks further afield, visiting two criminal lunatic asylums, a remote nunnery, and a quiet country village, where at last they uncover the truth about five savage murders, and the identity of their perpetrator.

This book presents key selections of Cyril's writings in order to make his thought accessible to students. The writings are all freshly translated and an extended introduction outlines Cyril's life and times.

Bringing into focus, a figure in the study of early Christianity, this book provides with a perspective into the Origenist controversy. It examines Theophilus' efforts to christianize an Egypt, and also details his battle to maintain the pre-eminence of the Alexandrian Church.