Margaret, the Good Queen: A Story about Queen Margaret of Scotland

Johnson, Jan

Biographies & Memoirs

Harper-San Francisco

A brief biography of the woman who was responsible for prison reform throughout England during the nineteenth century.

Angel of the Prison: A Story About Elizabeth Fry (Stories About Christian Heroes)

Children's Books

Harpercollins Childrens Books

Joan, the brave soldier: A story about Joan of Arc (Christian heroes)

Winston Press

This study guide expands the discussion begun in The Divine Conspiracy, focusing on and clarifying key issues and encouraging a fuller understanding of Christian discipleship. Here you will find:
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<li>Overviews and summaries of each chapter of The Divine Conspiracy</li>
<li>Scripture meditations to enhance your understanding of the text</li>
<li>Study questions to facilitate stimulating discussion and reflection</li>
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Dallas Willard's Study Guide to The Divine Conspiracy

Religion & Spirituality

Willard, Dallas

Matthews, Keith

Christian Books & Bibles

HarperOne

Surrendering Hunger: 365 Devotions for Christians

Surrendering Hunger: 365 Devotions for Christians Recovering from Eating Disorders

Harpercollins

Great Book!!, September 21, 1999By A CustomerThis review is from: When Food Is Your Best Friend (And Worst Enemy) (Paperback)I wish it were still in print

When Food Is Your Best Friend (And Worst Enemy)

This illuminating and practical guide is designed to help Chritians recover from the experience of growing up in a dysfunctuional family. Offering profiles of dysfunctional families from contemporary Christian life and from the Old and New Testaments, the authors help readers examine their pasts and indentify their current issues. They reveal the the traits of dysfunctional and healthy families and show how growing up in a dysfunctional family can lead to a distorted view of God. The authors explore codependecy, compulsive behavior, Twelve-Step groups, and dysfunction within the Cristian community. They also show how the church can foster recovery through church-sponsored programs and support groups.

Creating a Safe Place: Christian Healing from the Hurt of Dysfunctional Families

Grayson, Curt

A modernization and condensation of Madame Guyon's classic autobiography.
Few Christians have experienced the depth of prayer as profoundly as Jeanne-Marie Guyon (1648-1717), a beautiful, wealthy French woman whose writings, mediations, and wisdom have remained a treasured legacy of the church. Hers is the story of a troubled childhood, a forced marriage at a young age, and widowhood at the age of twenty-seven with three children. For the rest of her life she suffered persecution and endured imprisonments at the hands of the church, primarily because she believed all Christians can have a rich interior life of prayer.
This edited, condensed, and updated edition of her autobiography written from a lonely cell where she was imprisoned for her stand for Christ reintroduces the power of this great woman of faith and the joy she found in the midst of grief and pain.
The remarkable story of one woman's heaven-sent resolve to glorify God amid debilitating suffering and persecution.

Madame Guyon (Women of Faith)

Leaders & Notable People

Bethany House Pub

Victory in Jesus Creative Groups Guide

Standard Publishing Company

Life Preservers: Creative Groups Guide

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