Valkyries tells the story of a teenage girl in the '70s who commits herself to Jesus at a tent meeting and is then immediately plunged into her family's traumatic breakup, which results in violent abuse from her father and neglect from her mother. Finally sent away to a Catholic boarding school for girls, Tracey recognizes some hard truths about her own anger and her inability to possess inner goodness - in spite of being a Christian. She also discovers, in the course of things, an unexpected talent for basketball.All Through the Blood follows Tracey's story as she continues her schooling and her quest for spiritual purity, despite tragic events that threaten to leave her in despair.About the title: The Valkyrie, a female warrior from Norse mythology, is the basketball team's mascot - but this mythological figure takes on much deeper significance for Tracey as she struggles for spiritual victory.

All Through the Blood (Valkyries Series)

Religion & Spirituality

Massi, Jeri

Christian Books & Bibles

Moody Publishers

Jack and his sister Penny investigate suspicious activities at the mattress store and visit Aunt Irene in Ohio where Jack is almost kidnapped.

Derwood Inc. (Peabody Adventure Series #1)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Bob Jones Univ Pr

Scruggs Grady is close to having his dream come true--a home of his very own, with his own mother! But disaster strikes when a mysterious aunt pops up and whisks him away to San Francisco. To muddle things even more, a secret note warns him to beware of the "Juggler." 
In the second book of the Peabody series, Scruggs--a new Christian--finds himself caught in the middle of a ring of international spies. He has to choose whom to trust as he tries to sort out the mystery of the Juggler and the reasons his aunt has for bringing him to San Francisco. And despite the odds against him, he is determined to get back to the home that has been promised him in Peabody, Wisconsin.

A Dangerous Game (Peabody Adventure Series #2)

Contemporary

About the Author\nJeri Massi has experience as an English teacher, writer and editor. She devotes much of her time to writing stories and books for young people. She enjoys reading and writing about the exploration and settlement of the West. 
The Peabody Series, named for the imaginary town of Peabody, Wisconsin, is an adventure series for Christian students in middle school and junior high. The books center on a group of young people who attend the same local church. Each novel presents a new adventure as told by one of the members of the youth group.

Treasure in the Yukon (Peabody Adventure Series #3)

JourneyForth

Meet the third Derwood: short, nearsighted, and afraid of everything. 
Jean Derwood's biggest hope is that one day she will do something brave or heroic and prove that she is not a coward. Chances of heroism seem pretty slim in the quiet town of Peabody, Wisconsin, but then a letter arrives for the family, inviting them down to Uncle Rufus's farm in Alabama. As Jean soon learns, the farm is next to an abandoned hunting lodge and no more than a mile from the turning and twisting passages of Limestone Cave. 
To make things even more interesting, a stolen jewel called the Winchester Beryl is said to have been hidden in the area. The police are still combing the mountains for the jewel thieves. Afraid, on the one hand, that the Lord will not send her an adventure and yet afraid that He will, Jean's first chore is to convince her parents to let her stay at the farm.

Courage by Darkness (Peabody Adventure Series #4)

Doc Ericson has just started a llama farm, north of Peabody, Wisconsin, and he asks Penny, Jack, and Scruggs to help out. As soon as they get there, however, strange things begin to happen. Who let the llamas run loose? Is somebody trying to make trouble for Doc Ericson and his llamas? And what about that telescope they discovered? Could it be watching them? 
When Jean arrives on the scene, Penny and Jack aren't at all sure they want their shy little sister hanging around. But Scruggs has some surprising things to say about that, and they end up working together as a team to solve the mystery.

Llamas on the Loose (Peabody Adventure Series #5)

Science Fiction. Jennifer Knightly is rescued from a crooked lawyer by her uncle. His involvement in laser research brings them both into contact with a creature that lives on light energy & threatens to reverse the entire ecosystem at Earth

Influx of the Array

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Massi, Jeri M.

Science Fiction

Gold Cuff Publications

An interactive study book designed for victims of clergy abuse, this book is based upon Bible study to help Christians overcome abuse from churches or clergy. Appropriate for either group study or private study, this book supplies six weekly lessons and a seventh, closing review lesson. It also supplies six weeks (42 days) of short, daily devotional studies to help the reader understand that God Himself, as Jesus Christ, has shared in suffering unjustly at the hands of false religious leaders. This book is a good starting point for abused Christians who ask, "Why did God let this happen?" The Lambs Workbook is excellent for individual use, group study, or even book clubs.

The Lambs: Recovering from Church Abuse, Clergy Abuse, Spiritual Abuse, and the Legalism of Christian Fundamentalism

Jupiter Rising Books

Relying on research from sociologist James Ault and others, the author sets down a thesis that Christian Fundamentalist culture does not stem from a literal, exhaustive interpretation of the Bible, as it claims to. Her evidence is seven sermons, preached by five prominent Independent Fundamental Baptist preachers, including Lester Roloff and Jack Hyles, in sermons preached at local churches, Pastors School at First Baptist of Hammond, and Bob Jones University. Massi examines each text taken by each preacher and uses conservative, orthodox, Christian lexicons and commentaries to present the context and meaning of each text. She then shows how each of the preachers deviates radically from the text, some even utterly misrepresenting what the Bible is saying, as they preach the values of the Fundamentalist culture instead of the meaning of the text. Once again, as an insider, Jeri Massi demonstrates that Christian Fundamentalism is a version of Christianity gone wrong: a haven for religious hucksters who can easily blend in and change the Christian religion to build their own personal empires.

Schizophrenic Sermons: Blasphemy, Heresy, and Deceptions Preached As Scripture by Prominent Independent Fundamental Baptist Preachers

Hard hitting, funny, outrageous, and tender by turns, Secret Radio delivers a scathing assessment of the scandals, gross ignorance of Scripture, and back room deals that have been tolerated in Fundamentalism, while at the same time showing the genuine faith of many who labor for Christ and find Him faithful to His people. Told in journal format as Grace narrates her story, the book chronicles the lives of Grace and her five roommates during her senior year, from the dreamy Lilly who draws action and adventure comics to the brilliant, poker-faced Cinn, the godly Amy Carmichael and tragic Mary, this is a comedy about the tragedy of abuse of authority. Grace fills her adventures with vivid, real faces of a living and breathing humanity too often discounted by men dedicated to building big churches. The book introduces many characters: some of them villains, some of them saints, and most of them somewhere in between, but all needing the grace and mercy of God. Intended for adult Christian readers.

Secret Radio: My Senior Year at a Christian Fundamentalist College Twenty-five Years Ago

Jovian, Grace

Religious Studies

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