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Logan: a Family History

John Neal

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In the daily grind of life, heart-work is the hard work and the continual work. But it is also the necessary work and the effectual work. Yet when churches focus merely on activities and programs, it is usually at the cost of genuine heart-level relationships. In such environments, ministry efforts add to the hectic pace of overtaxed households in disconnected communities, while church members languish-- figuratively "dying on the vine." John Neal examines the Bible's instruction on these life and death matters in You are Ministers. Discover how, rather than being the domain of professionals, true life-changing ministry flows from Christ through ordinary people and ordinary households walking in covenant community with one another. When we apply the gospel through heart-level relationships, speaking the truth in love, we build up one another in Christ to the glory of God the Father.

You are Ministers

Institute for Uniting Church and Home

Excerpt from Rachel Dyer: A North American StoryI have long entertained a suspicion, all that has been said by the novel-writers and dramatists and poets of our age to the contrary notwithstanding, that personal beau ty and intellectual beauty, or personal beauty and moral beauty, are not inseparably connected with, nor appor tioned to each other. In erra'i'a, a work of which as a work, lam heartily ashamed now, Ilabored long and earnestly to prove this. I made my dwarf a creature of great moral beauty and strength.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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<p>The first of three volumes of John Neal's collected works. "Not only is the megalithic system largely ignored by archaeologists, it is opposed - even by the numerate among their ranks. This position is now untenable, as it can be shown that the megalithic yard shared an origin with the Sumerian cubit. And the foot-measure used in England - equivalent to a Greek foot - proves to have played a pivotal role in the whole metrological system. It is ironic that just as it is being thrown on the scrap heap of history, its historical importance is beginning to be recognised." Professor Michael Vickers, University of Oxford, review of Neal's work in International Weekly Journal of Science. 2001.</p>

Ancient Metrology, Vol I: A Numerical Code - Metrological Continuity in Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Age Europe (The Ancient Metrology Series)

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Logan: a Family History

You are Ministers

Rachel Dyer: A North American Story (Classic Reprint)

Ancient Metrology, Vol I: A Numerical Code - Metrological Continuity in Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Age Europe (The Ancient Metrology Series)