Now more than ever, the church must not be silent about what God is doing in our lives. Our testimonies are to be shared with others to impart hope in them as well. This book holds the testimonies from the people that attend the Palace of Praise church. You will see in the underlying pages of the book about the miracles that people have experienced by our God who is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Sit back and enjoy as you embark on the journey of your life as you read of the miracles and the supernatural interventions of God that take place in the lives of the people that live in your time and in your world.

We Will Not Be Silent

Palace of Praise Congregation

Religion & Spirituality

PS Publishing

Rebecca Ross started writing poems as a young child. At the age of thirty-three, the Lord called her into the counseling ministry. This started a whirlwind of emotions bottled up inside. Her poetry was a means to express the pain and hidden emotions of a little girl lost so long ago. Rebecca's poetry takes you through her crying in the dark valleys and leads you to her singing "Glory" on the mountaintop. Others have received help on their own personal journey to restoration by reading Rebecca's poetry. It is not an easy journey but it is one that is packed full of hope. With God holding her hand, Rebecca Ross found the strength and courage to go from being a victim to becoming victorious.

Little Girl Lost: A Spiritual Journey

ROSS, REBECCA

Monica Thompson takes you through a piece of her life's journey and allows you to glimpse into the loss of her family at the age of two, the finding of her true soul mate, and the discovery of her purpose in life - to help hurting and needful people. It was through her love of shopping that Monica found Hope's Closet, a retail and donation center for the Women's Center of East Texas. By shopping at Hope's Closet, and other places like Hope's, Monica found she can help others, while purchasing items for her family. Join her on this journey.

My Purpose in Hope's Closet

Thompson, Monica

Parenting & Relationships

George Wesley Sifford has been collecting family memorabilia and doing genealogy research about the Sifford heritage for many years. Many hours have been spent at the Missouri Historical Society in Columbia, the Mid-Continent Library in Kansas City, and county archives in North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri, and numerous other locations. Perusing rolls of microfiche records, original documents in dusty library stacks, and countless family ephemera has been a lifelong interest. Taking bits and pieces from papers in the family trunk, county records, and stories passed down through generations has enabled him to put together this comprehensive history of the Sifford family. Family members were encouraged to submit current information about individual members to update the details. George's daughter, Sandra Sifford Denbow, has helped with the research, organization, and writing of this book. We believe that establishing our family tree is important for understanding a larger sense of ourselves, our relationship with American democracy, and the history of development of our state and country.

The Siffords of Stoddard County Missouri

Reference

Genealogy

Tens of thousands of years of ice is melting, and the land of Assail, long a byword for menace and inaccessibility, is at last yielding its secrets. Tales of gold discovered in the region s north circulate in every waterfront dive and tavern and now countless adventurers and fortune-seekers have set sail in search of riches. All these adventurers have to guide them are legends and garbled tales of the dangers that lie in wait hostile coasts, fields of ice, impassable barriers and strange, terrifying creatures. But all accounts concur that the people of the north meet all trespassers with the sword. And beyond are rumored to lurk Elder monsters out of history s very beginnings. Into this turmoil ventures the mercenary company, the Crimson Guard. Not drawn by contract, but by the promise of answers: answers to mysteries that Shimmer, second in command, wonders should even be sought. Arriving also, part of an uneasy alliance of Malazan fortune-hunters and Letherii soldiery, comes the bard Fisher kel Tath. And with him is a Tiste Andii who was found washed ashore and who cannot remember his past life, yet who commands far more power than he really should. Also venturing north is said to be a mighty champion, a man who once fought for the Malazans, the bearer of a sword that slays gods: Whiteblade. And lastly, far to the south, a woman guards the shore awaiting both her allies and her enemies. Silverfox, newly incarn-ated Summoner of the undying army of the T lan Imass, will do anything to stop the renewal of an ages-old crusade that could lay waste to the entire continent and beyond. Casting light on mysteries spanning the Malazan Empire, and offering a glimpse of the storied and epic history that shaped it, Assail is the final chapter in the epic story of the Empire of Malaz.

Assail [signed deluxe edition]

Biographies & Memoirs

Ian Cameron Esslemont

Professionals & Academics

Containing twenty-plus pieces of artwork from David Gentry, The Fiends of Nightmaria is the new Bauchelain and Korbal Broach novella from Steven Erikson. From a review of the novella: The king is dead, long live King Bauchelain the First, crowned by the newly en-cassocked Grand Bishop Korbal Broach. Both are, of course, ably assisted in the running of the Kingdom of Farrog by their slowly unravelling manservant, Emancipor Reese. However, tensions are mounting between Farrog and the neighbouring country of Nightmaria, the mysterious home of the Fiends. Their ambassador, Ophal D Neeth Flatroq, seeks an audience with King Bauchelain who has thus far rebuffed his overtures. But, the evil necromancer has some other things on his plate. In order to quell potential rebellion nearly all the artists, poets, and bard wannabes in the city have been put to death, however a few survivors from the Century s Greatest Artist competition languish in the dungeons bemoaning their fates. Well, just moaning in general really... and maybe plotting escape and revenge. An added complication is that the Indifferent God is loose somewhere in the bowels of the castle.

The Fiends of Nightmaria (The Tales of Bauchelain and Korbal Broach)

Steven Erikson

SYNOPSIS When literary and detective agent George Zacharias finds a fallen angel on a Cairo street, his first thought is profit. Zacharias and his sidekick, Tomo, hide the angel as they try to figure out who she is and where she came from. However, they soon find themselves pursued by sinister forces. Terrified, the two hapless detectives flee with their catch, first to the city's seedy underbelly, then into the desert, where they take refuge in a hidden monastery. There is no escape from their pursuer, however, for he is Lucien Yaldabaoth, the prince of darkness. As Zacharias slowly pieces together the angel's story and uncovers Yaldabaoth s nefarious purposes, he realizes there is more at stake than he had imagined.

The Sins of Angels

Keith Miller

Dreaming in the Dark [Signed Slipcase]

Jack Dann

SYNOPSIS  An illusionist preparing his latest, most audacious trick . . . A movie fan hiding from a totalitarian regime . . . A pop singer created with the perfect ingredients for stardom . . . A folklorist determined to catch a supernatural entity on tape . . . A dead child appearing to her mother in the middle of a supermarket aisle . . . A man who breaks the ultimate taboo but does that make him a monster? . . .  In this rich and varied collection of Stephen Volk's best fiction to date, characters seek to be the people they need to be, jostled by hope, fears, responsibility, fate, and their own inner demons and desires. These tales of the lies and lives we live and the pasts we can't forget include the British Fantasy Award-winning novella, Newspaper Heart.

The Parts We Play

Literature & Fiction

Stephen Volk

Genre Fiction

SYNOPSIS  Miskatonic University, in fabled Arkham Massachusetts, has long been described in the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft and his successors. Here in the library, under lock and key, are some of the world s most dangerous books, most famously the dreaded Necronomicon of the mad Arab, Abdul Alhazred. There was a notably unpleasant incident in the late 1920s, when a certain Wilbur Whateley tried to steal that particular volume, and met a hideous fate. Fortunately, that time at least, the head librarian and his colleagues were able to save the Earth from the dreadful danger of the Dunwich Horror.   How safe are Miskatonic s security precautions and what has perhaps disappeared from, or appeared in the collection since?  What other creepy, maddening, extra-dimensional, or even sentient tomes reside on those forbidden shelves?  What strange events have taken place among the stacks?  Is there an inter-library loan system?  Who, or what, comes after miscreants who fail to return books on time?  In the modern, digital age, what would happen if some of the content escaped over the Internet?  Are some of the books, or all of them, little more than slowly ticking time bombs?  And what, dare we ask, can be found in the Cooking Section?    If you learn all the secrets of the Miskatonic University Library, will you go mad or just wish you had?

Tales From the Miskatonic University Library

Darrell Schweitzer

John Ashmead

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