Lost Along The Way

Michael Raymond Young

Mennonite Press, Inc.

The Spirit of the Fear of the Lord

Religion & Spirituality

Scott Miller

Christian Books & Bibles

While training for a marathon, Beth Pierce discovers a startling acquaintance with past lives around her. This gorgeous young graduate student is thrown into a new world she shares with visions of early Welsh pioneers around central Kansas. Despite her amazed excitement, Beth cannot tell anyone about her experiences for fear they will think she is crazy. Only when her professors at Emporia State University, Ron Cannon and Dwight Watt, unearth an ancient iron coffin, can Beth begin to reveal the tale surrounding it An unlikely team of professors and students join together to unravel the mystery of the coffin's origin, the lives of Jacob and Elvira Fagans, and the unlikely hiding place for their lost treasure. This rapidly unfolding novel is a treasure-hunt adventure linking past and present. Modern investigative techniques, told through Beth's visions and the findings of a college research class, show the surprising discoveries about early settlers' lives, historical facts, and heightened sensitivity that we are not alone. When the riddle comes to an astonishing conclusion, the final discovery of the treasure on Fagans Mound is sure to change the minds of those who steadfastly believe that dead men tell no tales.

Hidden Gold: Lost Treasure in the Flint Hills

Ken Ohm

Don Pady

The history of a landmark house near Independence, Kansas, told through the memories of a pioneer girl from Switzerland named Dominica, creates a beautiful backdrop for this book by Wilma Andrews. While most longtime residents of Montgomery County, Kansas are familiar with the unusual house bearing the name "BELMONT" on its front, few of them know the origins of the structure, its green glass lettering bearing the name "BELMONT" or the reason for the two large castle doors at its entrances. "Dominica's Castle" provides all the answers. The story is beautifully told about the little girl living in Switzerland who always wanted to live in a castle bearing the name "Belmont" located on a mountain near her home. While a move to America would change her vocation and allow her to meet new friends and marry the man of her dreams, she still yearned to live in Belmont. You will share Dominica's dreams and feel her passion as you browse these pages and find yourself wanting to slowly drive by the "Kansas Belmont Castle", which still stands now occupied by a descendant of the Swiss girl with the lovely name, Dominica. Contributed by Rudy Taylor, a southeast Kansas newspaper publisher and author of an award-winning book, "Light on Main Street"

Dominica's Castle (Dominica's Castle)

Wilma Andrews

Table of Contents:1. Presence2. Journey3.Life4. PainThere is more contents in this book.

Between 14 and 39: The Practice of the Presence

Weiss H. Bodie

You have here, friends, the A-B-C's, with animals the features.  Give ear to letter sounds - and please - enjoy these silly creatures!

Absurd Alphabedtime Stories (Signed By Author | Julius Hunter | Channel 4 | Saint Louis)

Hunter, Julius K.

Todd Bauman (illustrator)

Craig Miner's history of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita is a wonderful account of the conception, birth, and growth to adulthood of this important component in the Kansas health care system. It is a story that has everything - conflict, drama, bureaucracy, selfless dedication, and competitive behavior. In short, it has all the things that accompany human progress. Robert Hemenway, Chancellor, KU

History of the University of Kansas, School of Medicine-Wichita: 1970-2003

Craig Miner

In this sequel to the much-loved "Santa s Stray" book, stray cat Simon climbs to the highest tree and yowls to the North Star to summon Santa Claus to come help cheer up a young girl, grieving the loss of her grandmother. Santa arrives dressed in his off-duty workout clothes, to deliver a story about the child s grandmother and the piano she wanted for Christmas. The gently-told story delivers a simple message about how best to care for people left behind when someone dies.

Santa's Stray in A Piano for Christmas (Santa's Stray)

Polly Basore

Children's Books

This memoir gives voice and insight into the life of an abused and neglected child who is eventually placed in foster care. The story explores the first ten years of Kathy's life with her alcoholic parents who are drowning in poverty and their addictions. The journey continues through a children's home and foster care system in Lincoln, Nebraska. When a Mennonite couple from Milford, Nebraska follow God's call, an unexpected miracle brings hope and healing to this sad situation. Those who have experienced childhood trauma find similarities and a kindred spirit in Kathy's story. Those who have not gain a deeper understanding of childhood poverty, abuse and neglect.

Bars, Dumps & Other Childhood Hangouts

Katherine Burkey Wiens

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