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A Sect That Moved The World: Three Generations Of Clapham Saints And Philanthropists

Biographies & Memoirs

Telford, John

Leaders & Notable People

Kessinger Publishing

The "world's best selling series" presents this comprehensive reference for Microsoft's Internet Information server. The guide covers installation and integration with other Windows NT server services along with extensive coverage of site management and maintenance. The CD includes the entire book in electronic format including a fully searchable Windows Help file as well as a complete HTML version of the text.

Using Microsoft Internet Information Server

Computers & Technology

O'Donnell, Jim

Wynkoop, Stephen

Farrar, Brian

Crandall, Steve

Howell, Nelson

Jones, Zack

Wolters, Victor

Boudreau, Chuck

Phelan, Steve

Networking & Cloud Computing

Que Pub

John Telford's magnificent color photographs evoke the sweep and majesty of the landscape that is Utah and make Utah: A Portrait one of the most beautiful books about Utah ever published. Exploring beyond the surface grandeur, William Smart celebrates both the land and its people in his remarkable narrative, touching on the history, geography, geology, and culture of Utah. Not a textbook history, this extended personal essay explores the complex relationships that exist between a people and the place they choose to call home. With well-chosen excerpts from the journals and writings of those who have gone before, Smart sets a stage for his own recollections and tales. The writing is a most delightful mixture of mature reflection and eternally youthful enthusiasm over the joys of living in this spectacular place.

Utah: A Portrait

Arts & Photography

Smart, William B.

Photography & Video

Univ of Utah Pr

Here are thirty exquisite picture postcards of one of the most spectacular regions in the world. Photographers John Telford and Tom Till are masters at capturing the exquisite light and powerful spirit of this remarkable country. Included are extraordinary images of Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, and Capitol Reef national parks and Cedar Breaks, the San Rafael Swell, Lake Powell/Glen Canyon, and Canyon de Chelly.

Visions of the Colorado Plateau

Travel

United States

Gibbs-Smith

Coyote's Canyon

Williams, Tempest

Gibbs M. Smith, Inc.

Originally Published in 1898\nWesley's life will therefore never cease to fascinate all readers, as it fascinated Samuel Taylor Coleridge. He belongs to the universal Church. One community bears his name; all Churches have caught his spirit. Erroneous views of his character are gradually losing ground. Southey himself was convinced of his mistake in describing ambition as one of Wesley's ruling motives, and no one would venture to repeat the charge. Other errors still hold their place. Miss Wedgwood speaks of Wesley's "cold self-sufficiency," and says that his brother Charles "was of a richer and softer nature" than he. Others have represented him as harsh and austere. The tribute of his friend Alexander Knox and the testimony of his niece, Miss Wesley, show him, however, in the most attractive light -- a man born to love and to be loved. For him there was no happy home, as for his brother; but if he had married Grace Murray, Miss Wedgwood's comparison would not have been possible. As to the charge of self-sufficiency, we must remember that Wesley was left alone at an early stage of the Revival. There is abundant evidence that he yearned for congenial fellowship, but that also was largely denied him. What could he do but brace himself for his mission? Must his very fidelity be turned into an occasion of reproach? 
In preparing this volume, no available source of information has been neglected. The aim of the biographer has been to set the character and work of one of the greatest benefactors of his country and the world in a light which may attract general readers, and lead others to catch the spirit which moved the great evangelist. On disputed topics the writer has endeavored to express his own views in such a way as to give no cause of offence to reasonable men of any party. Some important and interesting particulars have been gleaned which are found in no previous Life of Wesley, so that the book will not, it is hoped, be without interest for all students of the Evangelical Revival.

The Life Story of John Wesley

Schmul Pub. Co

John Telford has run on many tracks during his tumultuous seventy-three years--not all of them always the right ones. He outran Olympic champions, appeared on television, coached and taught in ghetto schools and in colleges, led school districts, and fought for urban school reform and minority rights. But he also was incarcerated as a teen, was expelled from a Detroit high school for brawling with an administrator, made indiscreet and indiscriminate love with other men's wives, and was attacked for his controversial educational and social initiatives. Dr. Telford pulls no punches telling his often scandalous, sometimes humorous, yet poignant and inspiring life story. In this blockbuster autobiography, an electrifying educator, athlete, lover, and poet bares his soul. Once you start reading it, you won't be able to stop!

A Life on the Run: Seeking and Safeguarding Social Justice

Professionals & Academics

Harmonie Park Pr

A Sect That Moved the World: Three Generations of Clapham Saints and Philanthropists

Religion & Spirituality

Legare Street Press

A History Of Lay Preaching In The Christian Church (1897)

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Historical Study & Educational Resources

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