This book is for Christian leaders who are driven rather than called—who are living as orphans rather than heirs. David McNitzky was driven once, and he was living into a vision of church leadership that threatened to make him into a “Herod the Great” for the modern age. In this book, David asks Christian leaders to meet Herod “again for the first time.” Examine how Herod and David fell off track—how they lived as orphans instead of heirs to our Father’s Kingdom, “on earth as it is in heaven.” David offers you his hope as a beloved son of the Father...hope Herod never found.

Accidental Herod: Becoming a Leader You Can Live With

Religion & Spirituality

McNitzky, David

Christian Books & Bibles

Quarry Press

The collected poems of George Whalley

Whalley, George

All the Bright Company: Radio Drama Produced by Andrew Allen

All the Bright Company: Radio Drama Produced by Andrew Allan

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

The road to victory: Radio plays of Gerald Noxon

Gerald Noxon

A true story... 
The amazing and miraculous true story of Clyde Thompson. He killed two men when he was 17 years old. The year was 1928 and the place was rural west Texas. He was nearly lynched while awaiting trial and then was sent to death row. Thompson’s killing streak didn’t stop there. Nor did his desire to escape from prison. Prison officials finally gave him The Meanest Man in Texas moniker, and the prison chaplain said he was a man without a soul. Without hope, Thompson reached out for help. Then his life started to change.

The Meanest Man in Texas: A True Story Based on the Life of Clyde Thompson

Biographies & Memoirs

Umphrey, Don

Regional U.S.

194 pages Subtitled The Murky Prospective Of Evil

Seeking Spiritual Clarity

Don Umphrey

Poetry. This is the first book-length collection of poetry from Philadelphia poet Dan Featherston. "INTO THE EARTH takes us down, with Orpheus, into weight, gravity, and the depth of dreams, into longing, into seemingly simple objects, and into an inescapable and instructive melancholy"-Hank Lazer. "Spare and rich, there's an uncanny precision to Dan Featherston's work that blends the crystalline relations of geometry with the endless curves of myth...He's going for basics-the word, the hand, the self-and for the deep emotion that drives them, and because he will not stop short of a true, pure ring, he finds it. This is a thrilling and immensely affirming book"-Cole Swensen. Featherston is the author of UNITED STATES and several chapbooks including THE CLOCK MAKER'S MEMOIR. He was the editor of the journal ABACUS from 2001 to 2003.

Into the Earth

Featherston, Dan

The world is full of "shlemiels" -- noodles, nitwits, numskulls -- but the biggest "schlemiel" of all was surely Shlemiel himself, who lived in a whole village of "shlemiels," or fools. Here are a few stories about this ninny, this nincompoop, this foolish "shmendrick" & "schlimazel." Author Meguido Zola tells these stories more or less as she recalls hearing them, as a child, from her grandfather the rabbi, the wandering scholar & storyteller . . . who in turn heard them from his grandmother & grandfather . . . who in turn heard them from . . . & so on, & so on, all of it just as it really happened to Shlemiel, long ago & far away, among the Jewish people of medieval Europe. Illustrations.

Noodle, Nitwit, Numskull

Meguido Zola

Children's Books

Some Day Soon: Essays on Canadian Songwriters

Arts & Photography

Douglas Fetherling

Music

Seven years with the Group of Seven: A memoir in words and pictures

Putnam, Joyce

History & Criticism

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