Television Productions a Vocational Approach

Williams, Richard L.

Vision Pub

While this book can in no way encompass all the knowledge of the blood, it adds to our understanding of blood in general and the blood of Jesus in particular.

How the Blood Works

Williford, Stanley

Religion & Spirituality

Teaching on divorce and remarriage is not usually done in most churches, and this may be one of the reasons so many Christians are having diffficulties in their marriages today. The teachings outlined in this book are Bible-based, and geared to people who are saved.

Marriage and the Blended Family

Harvey, Alfred

We've all seen family members fall apart after the death of a loved one. It's a form of grief that a solid relationship with God could have prevented, or lessened.

Relief From Grief: Your Relationship With God, the Key to Recovery

PRICE, JAMES E.

The Law of Respect: A Wisdom Principle for Teens and Adults

Harvey, Alfred D.

Junior, a great oak in the forest near Jerusalem, had a call on his life, a mission so divinely important to mankind that God Himself chose him for the task. But junior was a tree. It just so happens that when Junior was an acorn, he took root on the very same day that an angelic host came to herald the birth of an infant in the nearby town of Bethlehem.

The Chosen Tree

Greene, James H.

The story of strength and belief of a mother who had trust in her faith.

For the Love of Ryan: Why Heaven Had to Wait

Biographies & Memoirs

Eubank, Donna L.

Leaders & Notable People

One of the finest but least known guitarists of the British Invasion was Caleb Quaye. He and Dale A. Berryhill offer a fascinating behind-the-bands look at the American and British rock scene of the sixties, seventies and early eighties. Beyond the glamor, the fame, the sex, the interminable tours and the haze of drugs, Quaye wondered several times: “Is this all there is?" Quaye writes: ”“When I was hobnobbing with some of the biggest stars popular music has ever produced – Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Pete Townshend, Lou Reed, Hall &amp; Oates and most notably, Elton John – I thought I had what matters in life. If I had stopped to think about it, I would have dismissed the idea of religious faith as something unreal. Today, I see that it was the fame and the success that were unreal and transient and that it is my religious faith that is meaningful and lasting,”

A Voice Louder Than Rock & Roll

QUAYE, CALEB

Dale A. Berryhill

Author Johnnie Payne discusses the kind of private matters that many young ladies wish their parents had discussed with them before they had to confront them on their own – issues such as the care and cleaning of the female body, the first menstruation, controlling weight, eating disorders, self-esteem, the do’s and don’ts of dating and others. A Lady by Choice is a Bible-based book of instruction and manners that profiles such figures as Esther, Ruth and Mary.  Payne deals with such subjects as weight, eating disorders, self-esteem, skin care, wardrobe, posture and many others. Payne is the founder of Fruition Ministries. The workshops and seminars assist young ladies in their development from adolescence to womanhood. She has taught personal development in both the Los Angeles and Pasadena school systems. Payne is familiar with the pitfalls that young ladies fall into and God has called her to assist teens, especially troubled teens, along the road to a healthier and happier life.   Here's a quote from a chapter on Christian Dating: "You have to set firm limits concerning physical contact. You have to make some kind of decision about what, if any, touching is allowed, even down to holding hands. Some guys like to touch and if you aren't real careful they'll touch you in ways that they shouldn't. You have to be firm from the start. It should never come to this, but if the young man's hands start to roam, that is the time to explain that this is something you won't tolerate."

A Lady by Choice: What Every Girl Should Know About Bridging the Gap Between Adolescence And Womanhood

Politics & Social Sciences

PAYNE, JOHNNIE D.

Philosophy

John Hill, the sixth of ten children born to alcoholic parents, recounts the hardships of his life as a child migrant farm worker. He tells of the back-breaking task of picking fruit, vegetables, and cotton, under the harsh California sun; living in filthy migrant shacks; losing months of schooling each term; of parents who constantly drank up all the family's earnings and engaged in violent fights; of a mother who tired of her husband's abuse and abandoned the family. Despondent over the poor quality of his life, Hill, only 8, asks God to change his circumstances. A divine visitation does just that: his father is jailed, and he and his siblings become wards of Fresno County and are placed in what Hill regards as a wonderful foster home. Hill delights in the change. He revels in the normalcy of his new life away from the fields, finds comfort in the requirement to attend church and school, and flourishes educationally.

Dreamer in the Fields

HILL, JOHN

Social Sciences

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