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Suffering

History

Bingham, Derick

Bingham, Derrick

World

Emerald House Group

Baby Jesus is Missing is set in the small town of Reedy River. It is early December and baby Jesus figurines have been mysteriously disappearing from all over town. When Catherine and her younger sister, Susanna Mae, learn of a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible, they begin their careers as detectives. But will they solve the mystery of the baby Jesus thief and collect the reward money or will the danger, heartache, and betrayal they encounter be more than they bargained for? Baby Jesus is Missing chronicles the sometimes humorous, sometimes frightening and ultimately life-changing experience of Catherine and Susanna Mae whose journey will require self-sacrifice, faith, and courage.

Baby Jesus is Missing

Children's Books

Michael LaPenna

Literature & Fiction

Forever Home (Amish Dreams on Prince Edward Island)

A Canadian Amish farmer A Lancaster Amish businesswoman A Prince Edward Island foster child Providence brings together a mismatched family, giving all three a second chance for love. Only love may never have had such a tough job. Lydia Miller is an anomaly among her Amish people--a single woman in her thirties, running her own store, determined to forge a life on her own. But when Joel Yoder comes into town to sell his property, Lydia suddenly finds all of her hopes and dreams crumbling around her and a new opportunity placed in her lap. Joel has his own problems. Recently jilted by his fiancée, Joel has seen his own dreams of moving to a newly-established Amish community begin to falter. The new community welcomes married couples only. With his dreams quickly slipping from his fingers, Joel suddenly sees the only option he thinks he has--a marriage of convenience for both of them. As the new couple begins life in a new settlement, they are even more surprised when a foster child in need of a home finds her way to them. Yet what will happen when the English world and the Amish world collide?

Religion & Spirituality

Grochowski, Amy

Christian Books & Bibles

Our world is in desperate need of authentic and selfless role models. We need genuine and living illustrations in flesh and blood, men and women of biblical faith and Christ-like service, examples we can follow. Such present-day heroes and heroines inspire us to do better service for Christ, dig deeper in our study of God's Word, stand taller in our witness for the Savior, and climb higher in the realms of faith. 
This biography of Dr. Bill Woods gives us such a role model. Born, reared, and educated in Belfast, Bill went to Brazil's Amazon as a missionary, became overwhelmed with the suffering of thousands and dedicated his life to relieve that suffering. En route to reaching his goals, Bill also suffered and paid a great price of loneliness, which his dedication demanded. His work has been acclaimed by medical and civil authorities in the Americas and the United Kingdom.

Angel of the Amazon

Woods, Bill

Maxwell, Victor

Biographies & Memoirs

The God We Can Know

Norman Shields

The Carolina regions of the United States of America were settled in large numbers during the 18th century by tens of thousands of Ulster-Scots Presbyterians, who left their native shores for reasons of religious persecution and economic deprivation.  In this third volume of the series on the hardy Scots-Irish communities who tamed the wilderness of the American frontier, journalist-author Billy Kennedy heads on a journey from the north of Ireland to the port of Charleston, South Carolina and the Carolina Piedmont, along the Great Wagon Road from Pennsylvania, through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, into the western highlands of North Carolina and down to the historic Waxhaws, where President Andrew Jackson spent his childhood and early youth.  On this trail of the Scots-Irish in the Carolinas, five American Presidents emerge as direct descendants of the first frontier Carolina settlers.  Also, John C. Calhoun, American Vice President for two terms, was the son of an Ulsterman who settled in the Carolina upcountry and literally hauled himself up by his bootlaces from a log cabin to a position as one of the nation's most influential policy makers.  The culture, political heritage, and legacy of the Scots-Irish so richly adorn the historical fabric of American life.  Through this series on the Scots-Irish, people on both sides of the Atlantic may develop an awareness of our illustrious past which will assist them in facing the future with renewed insight and wisdom.  The contributions of the Scots-Irish to the building of the great American nation were profound and deserve our full recognition.

The Scots-Irish in the Carolinas

Billy Kennedy

Americas

Brothers of the Sled

Leeper, John

Riddle of the Outlaw Bear

Animals

Beyond My Dreams

Maher, Bill

Whitmore, Bob

Leaders & Notable People

The crash of breaking glass woke me. I knew instantly that the terrorists had broken into our mission. Thus Miss Hege was suddenly catapulted into the world spotlight through her harrowing four-day pursuit and her companion's murder by Congo terrorists. Her vivid personal account of playing a deadly game of hide-and-seek with communist-trained terrorists provides us with the first book-length narrative of terrorist raids on Congolese missionary compounds.

We Two Alone: Attack and Rescue in the Congo

Ruth Hege

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