Cindy Martin is a college professor, writer, Pentecostal Christian and a transsexual. She breaks every stereotype of the transgendered. She is a devout Christian and a consummate academic. Her life is remarkable in that it is unremarkable. In this book she speaks of her transition through short stories and essays, most of which were written during her transition. Taken as a whole they present the reader with a "real time" memoir of an ordinary transsexual who is also a woman of faith. Can Christian Transsexuals exist? Cindy Martin makes a compelling case for answering "Yes."

Still Standing: Musings of a Christian Transsexual

Martin, Cindy

Parenting & Relationships

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For 12 millennia, people were drawn to a water source located in the region Spanish conquistadores named the Llano Estacado, a vast plateau 3,000 feet above sea level and 300 miles long and wide. Near this site in 1890, settlers combined two fledgling communities to create the town of Lubbock. Finally incorporated in 1909 and soon promoted as the “Hub City,” Lubbock doubled its original population of 1,900 in each of its first six decades, nurturing growth through civic cooperation, small business enterprise, higher education, and health care services. Today, almost 240,000 people call Lubbock home, and the city serves as the socioeconomic center of the Llano Estacado.

Lubbock (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

Brink, Pamela

Lubbock Heritage Society

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

A collection of poems from the life experience of the author. The poems represent the author's journey to her "womanness."

Womanness

Prevail Publishing

For 12 millennia, natural resources attracted humans to the region that Spanish conquistadors named the Llano Estacado (the Staked Plains). Nineteenth-century westward expansion brought many Americans to the plains, and small towns began to develop. On December 19, 1890, two communities on the Llano Estacado joined forces to create Lubbock. The sights and sounds of families moving their homes, farms, and businesses to the fledgling community exemplified the spirit of commitment, sacrifice, and cooperation that citizens of Lubbock continue to display. Today, 250,000 people call Lubbock home, and it remains the socioeconomic center of the Llano Estacado.

Lubbock

History

Sánchez, Daniel

Americas

Arcadia Publishing Library Editions

If you feel angry, impatient, or overwhelmed and feel unable to stop the relentless internal revving, there is a better way to live. Living With Your Heart At Rest invites you to step out of the blender and into deep soul rest. Cindy Martin offers wisdom gleaned on the rocky road of reality. When strained relationships, tight finances, unforgiveness, and frenetic daily schedules converge to assault the soul, Cindy shares with passionate conviction and authentic experience that it is possible to live with your heart at rest ... before you're laid to rest.

Living With Your Heart At Rest

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Bold Vision Books

Paradise is Deadly: Gripping Tales from Florida's Gulf Coast

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Kernan, Jenna

Michael, Teresa

Mayo, Gwen

Reed, Martha

Glenn, Sarah E.

Ball, Mary

Ramaley, Jenny

Roark, B.W.W.

Mystery

Mystery and Horror, LLC

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