Bøger udgivet af Carolyn Macy

He was a slave who became a cupbearer. He was a cupbearer who became a king's emissary.He was an emissary who became a leader.And he was a leader who became a legend. All because he was a faithful servant of the Most High God.Consider his story - the portion you may already know ... and the rest of the story that could have been.

Geared toward a 6-12-year-old audience, this story will remind young readers of the quirky and indecipherable children they have met, and delight them with insight. Teachers will recognize the frustrations of Mrs. B as she tries to teach the "unteachable" child with high-functioning autism and marvel at her creativity.

I was 14 when this incident occured. We hadn't lived at this area for long. My father wanted to move every 2 or 3 years for some reason. I still do not know how so many people found out that we needed help so quickly. We didn't have a TV. I didn't get one until I was about 23. I spent a lot of years on the road in my truck hauling furniture for Allied Van Lines, across the US. I have met a couple of angels in my life, but I was truly amazed at what happened. I was very relieved also. I was really scarred that we wouldn't find my sister in time. I still can't understand how she was able to survive. I know a lot of people don't believe in angels, but I have now other explanation. Hope you enjoy this story.

Rediscover the Good News of Advent this Christmas!A collection of twenty-five short stories for the Advent season from some familiar and some not-so-familiar people. Experience the glorious arrival of the Baby in the manger through the lens of these fictional first-person accounts of the prophecies and events heralding the birth of Jesus. Some of the characters may be fictional ...but the truth they tell is very real!Start a new Christmas tradition ... today.

Rumblings heard deep in the icecap with its melting ice causes problems for thoseliving at the North Pole. Santa searches for answers and tries to find out why thesechanges keep happening. He discovers some causes that effect not only the icecap, but the ocean, the land, and the air as well. With his sleigh pulled by his team of reindeer, he makes some plans to visit places around the earth and try to help everyone become aware of their plight. How will Santa convince people that something needs to be done? Will Santa be able to spread the news in time to help stop the problems he has discovered? Find out in Who Can Save the North Pole?