Bøger af Sylvia Dorham

A modern retelling of the Book of Ruth. "Where you go, I will go..." Headstrong and beautiful, Rosana lives the perfect American life. Sort of. When her bid for freedom is touched by tragedy, Rosana relocates to the Dominican Republic and discovers the pain of self-sacrifice and the beauty of love. Or is it the pain of love, and the beauty of self-sacrifice? A ranch-owner and the Mother Superior of a local convent will help her find out.

Born into a poor family in rural Wyoming, Penny Kay is raped at age six. From there her life spirals into addiction, witchcraft, and human trafficking. This true story chronicles a life gone crazy, and the redeeming love of Jesus Christ.

A child is betrayed. Abuse, anger and addiction shadow her every move on the rocky road to adulthood. Is there any love that can save her? A true story of suffering and faith.

When computer genius Jewelina Schlessinger's college career takes a detour, she knows she has to find a job. An unexpected interview turns into an opportunity to be a nanny for four little girls and a very unpredictable single-dad. Caught between his bad temper and a growing attraction, Jewel does extra-duty trying to track down a hacker, save her employer's computer-security firm, and care for his babies. But can she do it all and still protect her heart? Sparks fly as Jewel tries to decide if it's love she's really after!

In the greatest peacetime loss of life in our Nation's history, three thousand, eight hundred seventy-seven people died from surgical abortion on April 5, 2011. Who were they? What would have happened to them - and us - if they had lived? The Book of Names, like a printed memorial, accounts for all of them, recounting what some of their lives would have been - if they had lived. This sobering inventory reminds us of what we have done, and what we must do - if we are to live.

Charmingly funny illustrations and rhyming verse provide parents and grandparents with a unique opportunity to teach children how to handle the emotion of anger.

The Monks of Archangel Monastery have a dilemma: their cupboards are bare. But their wise Father Abbot reminds them to trust that Christ will provide their daily bread. So the monks go about their work, study, and prayer, while offering up their belly grumble for the love of God. This illustrated book will be enjoyed by children and their caregivers for its humorous pictures, for rhymes reminiscent of Dr. Seuss, and for the message of sincere trust in the Lord's providence.

This beautifully-illustrated book will be enjoyed by children and their caregivers for its humorous pictures, for fun rhymes reminiscent of Dr. Seuss, and for the heartfelt message of sincere trust in the Lord's providence.

"The knot of Eve's disobedience was loosed by the obedience of Mary. For what the virgin Eve had bound fast through unbelief, this did the virgin Mary set free through faith." >Few devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary have spread more in recent years than Our Lady, Undoer of Knots. When the faithful encounter trying moments, when all hope seems to be lost, they turn to their mother. "Come with me to my Son," she tells us. And all is unbound. Through ordinary and everyday situations, rhymed verse, whimsical art, and subtle theology, this charming work--one of the first children's books to celebrate this beloved devotion--will teach everyone in the family how to approach their mother when they are in need. Just as she untangled the knot of fallen humanity through her fiat, so Our Lady does for us in all our difficulties, both big and small, by teaching us to say yes to God. Our Lady, Undoer of Knots, pray for us!