The Dancing Hand of God: Unveiling the Fullness of God through Apostolic Signs, Wonders and Miracles continues, in this second volume, the lifes story of its author, James Maloney, and offers his insights, gleaned from years of study and teaching.
Fikru Aligaz shares his true-life saga of fleeing for his life from his war-torn homeland of Ethiopia as a teenager in this memoir that highlights an inspiring journey to freedom.
I have been wishing aloud for years that professional psychologists would take a look at Edwards, helping us think about his lifeand what can be learned about it todayfrom a mental health perspective.
The Scarlet Thread: Tainted Women is a celebration of women who defied conventions and received the gift of Gods grace to become part of Christs family tree.
Born in post-Holocaust Germany, Margrit Kowalke-Matthee struggled with deep guilt and pain at the role her country played in the atrocities carried out on Jewish people during the Holocaust.
Before she found grace, author Helena Lewis was a proud, rich young woman living with luxuries and privileges limited to an elite few during Koreas years of modernization.
The author thought that she would become a nun, spending many times in prayers in front of the Blessed Sacrament and asking spiritual directors and professed nuns and ordained priests what God had in store for her.
After graduating from college, Marsha Low left home to spend eighteen years as an Ananda Marga yogic nun, living in countries throughout the Middle and Far East, Australasia, and Eastern Europe.
A cinematography student travels with his church group to an AIDS-afflicted childrens orphanage in South Africa, hoping to find material for his class documentary.
This book will take you on a much-deeper and in-depth journey of lived and unlived experiences of consequences of good or bad choices that will become a beacon of light either to help someone out of the dark consequence of many odd choices or to bring a glimpse of hope to steer one to a path of healing and recovery from many life wounds that may have been inflicted in our youth or even sometimes experienced in our ripe age.
This distillation of important doctrines of Tibetan Buddhism includes a presentation of the four reflections that change the mind, bodhichitta, emptiness, the nature of mind, and Dzogchen.
