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"To learn the message of God's encompassing peace and rest in the midst of great physical suffering is as much of a miracle as God's healing of the physical body. This book will take you on a journey that will encourage your faith." Jane Hansen Hoyt, President/CEO of Aglow International Well acquainted with life's unexpected turns, Jervae Brooks leads the reader with hope and determination through her husband Dwight's tumultuous 55-day hospitalization in intensive care. Theirs is a story of spiritual warfare and faith to follow God wherever He leads them.

Sparrows is the final book in the Awakening Series by Ann Aschauer. In this finale, Liz wants every detail of her wedding to be perfect, so when everything seems to be going wrong, she expects a major disaster. But when the newlyweds honeymoon in New York City, they see at close range what a genuine disaster really is. When planes hit the Twin Towers Liz realizes what is truly important, and how she - and any child of God - can have a bigger impact on the world than she ever imagined.

Discover the unique characteristics of nine more careers through Krista Kay's adventures on Mackinac Island.This second book in the Krista Kay's Adventures series, will help children learn about people in different careers through the 10 year old Krista Kay. Each of the following books in the series will follow Krista Kay through her adventures, introducing readers to people in different careers, covering unskilled, skilled and professional occupations.

McCauley shares how listening to the still, small voice of the Holy Spirit took him on a journey from being a senior engineer with General Motors to a jungle pilot in Africa and to help start a ministry to children in prison and street children in Russia. 340 pp.

A consecrated life is one that is devoted to the worship and service of God. Consecrated people still experience failure, but they have matured sufficiently to know how to trust God and benefit through their failures and continue on their journey of faith. The Apostle Paul made it clear that he had not arrived at perfection, "Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect; but I follow after, if that I may apprehend that for which also I am apprehended of Christ Jesus." As I attempt to write about the consecrated life, I will be writing from the perspective of one that is following after Christ Jesus, and not as one who has arrived.

The author reflects on how prayer has changed his life more than any of the spiritual graces, for nothing should be done without prayer. It involves labor and yet it becomes a supreme delight.