<p>What if you had the opportunity to right the many wrongs of the world? In The Table is Forever, you will meet Michael, who upon his own death, matriculates to the Upper World where he becomes a big shot. He is entrusted with powers he never imagined. Join Michael and the many others he entrusts to right the wrongs of the world. Cast aside doubts, believe in Him, and you'll agree, the possibility is in a word - heavenly.</p>

The Table Is Forever

Warren Evans

Augusta Free Press

<p>The author spent many years visiting and photographing more than 150 general stores throughout Virginia and speaking with the merchants when possible.</p>

Virginia's Country Stores: A Quiet Passing

History

Joseph Morse

Americas

Bob Johnson spent time at the World Trade Center site in the months after September 11th. On the fifth anniversary of the disaster, Bob shares the experiences that changed his life ... from volunteers on the front lines to those who were looking to say goodbye to loved ones. In an effort for others to understand the sacrifice and unselfishness of the volunteers and those who ultimately gave their lives in the disaster, he writes about his experiences as a chaplain. In his book, he addresses the topic that centered itself at dinner tables across America, Where was God? In his book, Johnson shares his thoughts on 9/11 and invites you on a journey with him to better understand where he saw God in each and every day he spent in New York City.

Where was God? The World Trade Center Disaster as seen through a Chaplain's Eyes

Bob Johnson

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The Table Is Forever

Virginia's Country Stores: A Quiet Passing

Where was God? The World Trade Center Disaster as seen through a Chaplain's Eyes