Walking in the Light: Biblical Insights for Daily Living offers a transformative guide for anyone seeking to align their daily life with biblical truths.
This book is a heartfelt collection of spiritually upliftingpoems that illuminate the beauty of faith, the depth ofGod s love, and the transformative power of the Christianjourney.
This book invites readers on a transformative journey of self-reflection and spiritual growth, urging us to evaluate our present relationship with Jesus Christ.
In this study, we will be exploring the emotions that we experience and the many ways in which we react within those emotions, allowing Scripture to be our guide.
Life is very difficult as a teen girl, not to mention trying to live to glorify God on top of all the peer pressure that we encounter on a day-to-day basis.
ABCs of Alzheimer's Disease: a Shared Reality by Me and My Shadow is a story of Bruce and Ethel's Alzheimer's disease (AD) journey, along with a history of AD from autopsies to PET scan research, including technology and genetic discoveries.
After the diagnosis of Down syndrome for her son, Miles, Satan began to attack Chenelle's mind, heart, and distracted her from praising God for all aspects of her life.
Francesco Caracciolo was a successful architect and, with his wife Federica, also worked as photo reporter for the United Nations, travelling extensively throughout Africa and Asia.
Micro Miracles: Journey Through the NICU is a collection of journal entries in which a mother shares her day-to-day life in the NICU having twin boys born severely premature at 1 lb.
Studies show that emotional intelligence -- the social and emotional skills that make up what we call character -- is more important to your child's success than the cognitive intelligence measured by IQ.
Here at last is a comprehensive study that examines, via an extensive review of the literature, the psychological variables that contribute to black-on-black male adolescent homicides.
Having a child with any special need can be trying and difficult and completely overwhelming, but then at some point, you realize that these struggles are not always with your child and their disability, it's with the world we live in.
Life as an unwed teen mother wasn't easy especially raising my daughter whom at the age of six years old was diagnosed with an intellectual disability and later in life, diagnosed with a mental illness.
Sponsorship organisations sincerely set out to help orphans in Africa and other developing countries out of their misery and hopelessness by providing them with a family environment in which they can experience love and hope.
