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Faith, Life and Leadership-Vol 2 : 8 Canadian Women Tell Their Stories is the follow-up volume to the very successful first book by the same title. This second group of eight successful, experienced, godly Canadian women, has been similarly assembled, and again each contributor is a distinguished leader in her field. All have been willing to share the unique story that relates to the lessons they learned during their leadership journey. Their personal stories are told with utmost authenticity and integrity. Readers will be inspired, encouraged and edified to achieve great things for the Kingdom.

a) Dancing on a Razor chronicles, through a series of dynamic short personal stories, the life and God's redemption of Kevin John White, son of internationally known author and lecturer Dr. John White. Despite his conversion experience at age fourteen Kevin becomes a hopeless alcoholic, an addict and a wandering minstrel-riding freight trains and hitchhiking coast to coast, singing his own music for forty-five years. But all-the-while he lives this derelict lifestyle Kevin experiences the relentless pursuit and personal revelation of God's love to him. During his rebellious years, despite his fear and rebelliousness against God, the story examines the many astonishing miracles God continued to performed throughout his lifetime to draw him back to Himself. These are the stories of the answered thousands of prayers that went up for Kevin across the globe during this astonishing odyssey of God's unimaginable love. The book is honest, highly humorous, and loaded with astounding stories of miracles. God never gives up!

In the parable of the great banquet in Luke 14, Jesus taught that a celebration unlike any other in all human history-a great banquet, also known as the wedding feast of the Lamb-has been planned and is being prepared in heaven at this very moment. At the end of human history, this banquet will be thrown for all who have responded to God's RSVP. The magnitude and size of this banquet are incomprehensible. It will include all the people of faith throughout history-the patriarchs, prophets, and apostles; the most infamous of saved sinners to the most insignificant of saints. The RSVP invitation list is growing daily, but who is invited and who will attend? This award-winning book explores these questions. It will motivate you with in-depth descriptions of the celebration from both Old and New Testament accounts. Jesus will be there! The question is "Are you banquet-ready?"

During the past thirty years, Larry McCloskey has become an accomplished writer, while his day job/vocation has been working with students with disabilities. He wrote Lament for Spilt Porter with a sense of urgency born of the need to reconcile a haunting sense of loss with our muted desire to find our way home. The desire for home-how we fit into this life and anticipate the next-is our most basic spiritual impulse, fueling our hopes and fears, passions and pathologies. But sadly, for many of us, the hunger for home has been supplanted by the primacy of self, with predictable results. At a time and in a place of greatest affluence and freedom, with technological means to connect all of us at all times, many of us are unhappy, isolated and on the question of meaning, lost. So maybe the only way forward is to look back, rediscover the wisdom from the cast of characters that populate our past and informs our present, to find the miracle in the minutia, to go home.

In this collection of essays on leadership, discipleship, spirituality, congregational ministry, and missional outreach, over twenty pastoral practitioners engage in lively dialogue inspired by the life, legacy and many contributions of Herold Percy to the life of the church today. Throughout more than forty years of effective and faithful ministry, Harold Percy has successfully employed strategies that call a slumbering national and local church to find its true identity in Christ. Over 20 contributors includingPeter Patterson, Business Director of Wycliffe CollegeMichael P. Knowles, Professor of Preaching at McMaster Divinity CollegeJudy Paulsen, Professor of Evangelism, Wycliffe CollegeDave Toycen, President of World Vision CanadaDiane Toycen, Past Director of Programming and Parish Life, Trinity, StreetsvilleLinda Nicholls, Bishop of the Diocese of Huron,Bill Fietje, President of the Associated Gospel Churches, CanadaJohn Bowen. Professor of Evangelism Emeritus, Wycliffe CollegeAnd 16 others

David. C. Bentall shares family business insights gleaned from 20 years of working with the Bentall group and Dominion Construction. Skillfully marrying his own experience with bet practices in the field, he offers solutions to the distinct challenges faced by all families in business. Practical examples are also included from the following prominent entrepreneurial business families from across North America: Peter Armstrong Rocky Mountaineer, Victor Bachechi Carlo Inc., Keith & Ryan Beedie Beedie Development Group, Murray Berstein Nixon Uniform Service and Medical Wear, Jay Bornstein Bornstein Foods, DJ Devries Newton Omniplex, Ashleigh Everett Royal Canadian Properties, Karen & Charles Flavelle Purdy's Chocolates, Ken Finch & Robert Foord Kal Tire, Paul & Michael Higgins Mother Parkers Tea and Coffee, Richard Ivey Ivey Foundation, Greg Kuykendall Kuykendall Hearing Aid Center, Peter Legge Canada Wide Media, Stuart McLaughlin Grouse Mountain Resorts, David McLean The McLean Group, Jack McMillan Nordstrom, Paul Melnuk FTL Capital Partners, Dave Miller Fix Auto, Larry Rosen Harry Rosen, Greg Simpson Simpson Seeds Inc., Jane Tidball Thunderbird Show Park, Bill Yeargin (Meloon Family) Correct Craft.

Life is filled with choices, but one of the most significant choices a person will ever make is the decision to marry someone. Such a decision indicates that you desire to spend and share your life with another person in a manner that is different from every other relationship. In essence you are saying to this person "I am choosing to be completely committed to you in a way that is different from any of my other commitments in life".If this is a choice you are making, then it is important to choose well. To choose well implies that you understand what this commitment means and how it will impact the life of both individuals who are entering into this marriage covenant. It is essential that you are honest, transparent and open to each other.The questions in this marriage preparation workbook are designed to help you explore a number of issues that couples face as they contemplate life together.May this be a rewarding and enlightening experience.

Conquering, Fear Through Faith is Gods Promise to Us. In his previous book, Surrounded by Angels, Theodore Mistra recounts his story of Gods healing power and love that encouraged him to overcome illness and return him to an active and fruitful life. Now, through his journey of discovering ultimate faith, Gods promises, love, and Gods will for his life as he struggles to come to terms with his second life threatening disease in three years.

"e;Who does God say you are?"e; and, "e;How do your personal identity statements impact your view of him, the way you think about yourself, and your choices about how to live your life?"e; Who Am I? is a resource, in devotional format, that will assist you as a leader to map out these key questions and expose any internal lies you believe on this topic about yourself, and then it will help you rediscover the powerful truth of who you are in Christ. This devotional explores 22 key identity-in-Christ statements through a process of 1] interaction with Scripture, 2] the use of application questions, and 3] space for your own personal reflections using a journal/sketch format. This resource can be used personally, collectively, or as a discipleship tool that prepares and positions the heart of any Christian to fully experience God, interact with His Spirit, and be more fully alive in Jesus.

The Honour Drum is a uniquely envisioned and crafted project shared between two Canadian friends-an Indigenous woman from the West Coast and a non-Indigenous man from Ontario-to reach children, families and classrooms across Canada and around the world with a message of great beauty and truth that should not be ignored. This vibrant book is an important starting place for learning and insight that is vital and, for many people of all ages, overdue. The Honour Drum is a love letter to the Indigenous people of Canada and a humble bow to Indigenous cultures around the world.