When a women receives an unexpected positive pregnancy test, abortion often seems like the best or only option for a fulfilling future.&nbsp; Unplanned Grace beautifully challenges that myth, equipping readers to support abortion-vulnerable women with love that values life in every way. Writing for the nonprofit organization Save the Storks, Natasha and Brittany draw on personal interviews, inspiring stories, and eye-opening facts to help readers understand: <ul> <li>How economics, relationships, and health affect a woman's pregnancy decision</li> <li>The value of having empathy for women facing unplanned pregnancies</li> <li>The enormous potential churches have to support women in crisis</li> </ul> Writing not just from a "pro-birth" perspective but from a "pro-abundant life" prospective, Unplanned Grace is an ideal resource for churches and individuals who want to make a difference in the pro-life movement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Unplanned Grace: A Compassionate Conversation on Life and Choice

Politics & Social Sciences

Smith, Brittany

Smith, Natasha

Women's Studies

David C. Cook

While our church doctrine teaches that men and women are co-laborers and co-heirs in Christ, does our practice reflect that truth? And what do we lose in our failures? To serve effectively together as brothers and sisters, we must be able to speak about good and hard things. These essays by our sisters and mothers in the church can help us know, grow and do better. Here are redemptive celebrations, gentle corrections, and winsome invitations from the diversity of women God has given as gifts to the church body. Read and listen well so that may we better serve each other and God's kingdom.

Co-Laborers, Co-Heirs: A Family Conversation

Religion & Spirituality

Sauls, Scott

Alsup, Wendy

Serven, Doug

Britton, Paige

Kiern, Becky

Ribera, Jessica

Garriott, Maria

Lauterbach, Rondi

Wright, Sarah Viggiano

Christian Books & Bibles

Storied Publishing

What stories will historians tell about COVID-19? They'll include the death count and rate of contagion, along with all the relevant statistics. They'll detail the rise and fall of the market and the actions of key world leaders. Hopefully, they'll even tell of a miracle drug created through collaborative effort and distributed to the masses. Points of data and analysis will help make sense of the crisis. Yet, to get a full picture of life in the time of Corona, we need the stories of regular people navigating an upended world. Christ in the Time of Corona explores what a life of faith, hope, and love looks like for some of the people living in a global pandemic. Written by Christians under social distancing orders, these stories and essays offer a snapshot of how work, relationships, and worship were altered overnight and what broken, trying-to-be-faithful, often-failing, Jesus-following people did and thought during this time. May you find Christ even in the time of Corona. The authors' proceeds are all going to World Central Kitchen to help cook meals for people all over the world. Every book purchased feeds a hungry person in need.Contributors: Laura Anderson, Hyung Bae, Jason Bobo, Alex Bosgraf, John Bourgeois, Gavin Breeden, Joshua Burdette, Jed Edgar, Justin Edgar, Jeremy Fair, Mark Grapengater, George Hamm, Susan Isaac, Ewan Kennedy, Mike Khandjian, Becky Kiern, Moses Lee, Lance Lewis, John Meinen, Scott Morris, Sara Joy Proppe, Dan Quakkelaar, Robbie Schmidtberger, Doug Serven, Richie Sessions, Brittany Smith, Dan Smith, Matthew Terrell, Rob Wootton, Lee Wright, Sarah Viggiano Wright Cover design by Jason Bu

Christ in the Time of Corona: Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love

Khandjian, Mike

Burdette, Joshua

Quakkelaar, Dan

Fair, Jeremy

Kennedy, Ewan

Edgar, Justin

Norman Pays His Tithing

Children's Books

Smith, Danette

Literature & Fiction

Church Mouse Publishing

Norman is a Missionary

Norman and his sister are visiting their grandparents and Norman finds a photo of his grandma’s brother who died as a baby. Norman’s mom is able to use the information on the back of the picture to add the forgotten baby’s name to their family tree. Norman’s parents and grandparents then take the uncle’s name to the temple and are able to seal him to the family and Norman realizes how fun and important family history work is.

Norman Finds His Family

The 2022 Deadly Monkeypox Outbreak: Discovering the New Symptoms and Dog to Human Transmission of the Virus

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Independently published

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