<p>There are over 2 million American citizens incarcerated in this country. Many of those people have family members or other loved ones on the outside. All of them have been adversely affected by the incarceration of the loved ones to various degrees. And those loved ones can be a tremendous help and resource for the ex-offender when he/she finally gets out of prison. But in many cases, the loved one on the outside has no clue what to do to help their incarcerated loved one. Programs seem to be scarce. Many people who are asked for help turn in the other direction. Oftentimes the person searching for help feels just as lost as the person inside the walls. This manual addresses that experience. This book is for anyone who is affected by the imprisonment, past or present, of a loved one and wants to do something to help.</p>

Help! My Loved One Is in Prison

Louis N. Jones

Laverne E. Brewster

Self-Help

Conquest Publishers

<p>Introverts are not weird. They are not social outcasts. They are not brooding serial killers. And they are not created to be extroverts. The author explains why introverts are created that way by God and are important in the functioning of the Kingdom of God. He examines Scriptures that support the lifestyle of the introvert, and calls upon extroverts and introverts to better understand each other to foster harmony in the church. Wallflowers in the Kingdom is yet another resounding voice in a Godly chorus designed to bring more light and vindication to the lifestyle of the introvert in the modern-day church. This guide is for the faithful Christian pressured by today’s extroverted churches to be outgoing and sociable, but is not yet ready to be the “life of the party.”</p>

Wallflowers in the Kingdom: A Vindication of Introverts in the Body of Christ

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

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