Serious in content but casual in delivery, this quirky and interactive book promises to give children an excellent ‘big picture’ of the Bible – and the search of humans to fill the ‘hole in their souls’. What was the tabernacle about? Why was the temple such a big deal to the Israelites? Who built it and rebuilt it, and when? And what went down in the temple? Was Jesus interested in the temple? And why? Whilst aimed at 9 to 12 year olds, The Beginner’s Guide to Building a Temple has drawn interest from many adults too. Your faith will deepen as you read this, but you just may laugh out loud too. Did you know why it was important for priests to wear good underwear? People have been searching for God FOREVER and the great news is that God wants to be found by us humans and has reached out to us over the millennia. This book is about some of those people who searched for God, and how they found Him, and then wanted to ‘keep’ Him. And why we can find God easily today through Jesus. The first of the Living Faith Adventures series, this launch edition will paint the picture that helps children understand good theology that translates to a living and active faith journey. It also highlights the richness of the Old Testament as a backdrop for the New Testament and Jesus story.

Beginner's Guide to Building a Temple: Searching for the Presence of God (Living Faith Adventures)

Children's Books

Martindale, Linda

Bailey, Heather

Religions

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Most healthcare professionals need to be able to read and understand clinical evidence, and make a judgement on what treatments are effective. To do this, they need a basic grounding in statistics and epidemiology. These are areas which many people find hard to understand, fear or find distinctly uncomfortable. However, readers of this book will find it stimulates their interest and helps them understand the basics quickly and simply. It provides every doctor, nurse, health manager, researcher and student with a concise, practical guide. This straightforward primer in basic statistics emphasises its practical use in epidemiology and public health, providing understanding of essential topics such as study design, data analysis and statistical methods used in the execution of medical research. This new Edition includes fresh sections on Correlation and Linear Regression, as well as brand new exercises reflecting current working life. Clearly worded and assuming no prior knowledge, it gives full step-by-step guidance on performing statistical calculations. Illustrated by numerous examples, and containing exercises with detailed answers, it will help readers grasp the main points of these complex subjects with ease.</p>

Basic Statistics and Epidemiology: A Practical Guide, Second Edition

Science & Math

Stewart, Antony

Biological Sciences

CRC-Press

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