Family-travel expert Candyce H. Stapen has taken the hassle out of vacation planning with Great Family Vacations West. Inside you'll find twenty-five complete vacations loaded with enough activities to keep every member of your family happy for weeks. Whether you're looking for museums and historic sites, thrill-a-minute amusement parks, animal attractions, natural wonders and the great outdoors, sporting events, or a healthy dose of all the above and more, here's everything you need to make your next family vacation a great family vacation.

Great Family Vacations West

Candyce H. Stapen

Travel

Globe Publishing

Australian Aborigines: Shadows in a landscape

Le Guay, Laurence

This book is about harvest. The harvest metaphor in the New Testament originated with Jesus. He talked about harvest a lot, using illustrations from the agrarian culture of which he was a part. Seeds, soil, sunshine, rain, predators, weeds, harvests, and etc. became the analogies Jesus used to illustrate people’s hunger for God. In short, when it came to their response, Jesus said some people are “ripe” (i.e. open and receptive) and others are not (i.e. indifferent or even hostile). “Go to the Ripe Fields First!” develops and explores this harvest idea. Using examples of real “harvests” from around the world –China, Guatemala, India, Korea, Sri Lanka and more – where thousands, sometimes millions of people have given their allegiance to Jesus Christ, this book explores both the theology of harvest (what the Bible says about the subject) and the sociological implications (what causes people to become receptive or remain resistant to the Christian message). “Go to the Ripe Fields First!” explores the spiritual (prayer and witness) and the natural (war, racism, natural disasters, poverty) influences that lead people to become hungry for God, and makes a case for gracious but unapologetic focus on them.

Go to the Ripe Fields First!: Focusing Outreach on Receptive People

Religion & Spirituality

Gehman, Dr. J Douglas

Christian Books & Bibles

The Treasure of the River Kwai

J. Douglas Gehman

This true story has it all: intrigue, romance, comedy, tragedy, and medical and psychological breakthroughs. It is a story about an extraordinary woman struggling to live an ordinary life, until destiny intervened and urged Elizabeth Layton to begin a wondrous healing journey. Many people have read, and seen, broad strokes of Elizabeth's life, but the behind-the-scenes experiences in this book are details that will help piece together the processes that led to her depression, and ultimate cure. A happy ending for sure, but oh what a journey to that end!

"Signs Along the Way" Is the Title for the Biography/Memoir about Elizabeth "Grandma" Layton

Elizabeth Layton

Carla Russell

Kathy Tracy

Judy Cross

Read, Play, Learn form each of these self-contained Activity Box Sets. Each contains a board book, Puzzle, Play Mat and Vehicles for tons of play value. EXP Certified

The Farm / Tractor Activity Book Set

Louise Buckens

Children's Books

Moomin - at the valley

Moomin - at the sea

ANIMALES DE LA GRANJA. MI PEQUEÑO LIBRO

Unknown, Author

My little Animal Park

Geography & Cultures

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