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American Bastile: A History Of The Illegal Arrests And Imprisonment Of American Citizens During The Late Civil War (1876)

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Marshall, John A.

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Kessinger Publishing

Bishop John A. Marshall looks at the Gospels from a unique persepctive by examining every question that is asked--by Jesus, by his disciples, by his friends and his enemies. The result is a lively, practical and profound book which gives the reader a vivid sense of the issues and conflicts that Jesus faced. 
The foreword is by James Cardinal Hickey of Washington, DC. 
After Bishop Marshall's death in 1994, several manuscripts were found among his effects. This is the first of his manuscripts to be to be published.

But Who Do You Say I Am?

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American Bastile: A History of the Illegal Arrests and Imprisonment of American Citizens During

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American Bastile: A History of the Illegal Arrests and Imprisonment of American Citizens During the Late Civil War

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American Bastille: A History of the Illegal Arrests and Imprisonment of American Citizens in the Northern and Border States on Account of Their Political Opinions During the Late Civil War V2

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Creating ways of hope for marginalized people through a faith-based ministry using the Social Security Administration's representative payee program.People sleeping in the parks, drifting down the streets, and standing on corners asking for help represent the thousands who are unseen, suffering abuse from others or self-destructing with drugs and alcohol. They feel hopeless, yet not all are helpless. Free food and lodging are needed for many, but many others have an income from the Social Security or Veterans Administrations that is not only wasted, but feeds an underground economy including the drug industry. This book is about how those who are unseen can be given the help they need. It is the story of Stewards Inc and how by working hand in hand with the Social Security Administration, it has been able to guide over 1,600 beneficiaries into better outcomes for their lives which also results in better outcomes for the city and county in which they live. Stewards Inc re-tooled the Social Security Administration representative payee program into a faith-based ministry to help beneficiaries use their income for their well-being and bring hope into their lives and to help them realize a more abundant future. The story of this journey also includes a "how to" section in order to develop a similar faith-based ministry for practitioners. It is written in such a way you can succeed in bringing this ministry to your city. John A. Marshall has been a missionary in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Senior Pastor of two churches in the United States. For the last 13 years he has led the development of Stewards Inc, a ministry managing the incomes of marginalized individualsHe is a graduate of California Polytechnic State University, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, earned a Rel.D. at the School of Theology at Claremont, and earned a D.Min. at Bakke Graduate University.

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