Jochebed (Moses' mom) decided to fashion a basket and float her baby down a crocodile infested river trusting that God would keep him safe. I decided to put my child in a locked-down psychiatric hospital trusting that God would keep that child safe.\nEndless prayer, helpful medication, intense individual therapy, painful joint therapy, hours of personal research, and the addition of new and improved coping techniques to my personal survival toolbox became essential components to making it through daily life. While I make no claims regarding formal education in the field of psychology or therapy, I do claim to be a survivor of raising three adolescents. I've got a toolbox full of survival techniques that work.\nWho would have thought that such a family crisis could result in a positive outcome? But I can already be thankful that they brought us to the place we are today: better, stronger, wiser, and better prepared. I can look at my teen and feel ? hope again. I look at myself and feel ? optimism again. \nLet me share with you some of my teen survival tools. See if you find them to be as helpful (and as easy to use) as I did.

A Parent's Toolbox: Surviving the Teen Years

Parenting & Relationships

Brooks, Lee

Parenting

Faith Inspired Books

10 Strategies to Build your Prayer and Fasting Army

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

TFH Publishing

The Darker Side of Carp Fishing

Bounty Hunter Publications

Many fall for Cuba's music, its dance, the enduring strength and charm of its people. Award-winning actor Lee Brooks fell for one of its women. But how to pluck this forbidden fruit away from the so-called island frozen in time, where even romance can be illegal? Out-foxing the Castro regime's state military apparatus, only to be forced into a shady web of human smugglers and a months-long limbo at sea, Brooks and his Cuban princess show that not only does love conquer all, but that when it comes to Cuba, fact is often much wilder than any kind of fiction. Stealing Castro's Daughter is a tour de force of adventure romance set against the lush tapestry of Caribbean's crown jewel, at one of the most important junctures of the island's rich history. Surrounded by poverty, struggle and sacrifice, this is the real Cuba, and two people's real determination to overcome the odds and escape into love's lasting embrace. With its gritty hairpin turns, heartfelt honesty and sensual prose, Brooks captures the aching beauty of Cuba, and a desire that defies all obstacles. Read and be awed. Ben Corbett: Author of This is Cuba

Stealing Castro's Daughter: A memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

iUniverse

Catastrophic natural disasters, terrorism, and civil unrest are just a few defining issues of the 21st century. First Responders are on the front line of it all, and they need our prayers! "21 Days in the Gap Praying for First Responders" is a great tool and prayer journal to help anyone from the novice to most seasoned intercessor pray for these courageous men and women who serve our communities so sacrificially. This book presents a simplistic view of God's heart of compassion and love for these servant-heroes. Themes of gratitude, compassion and love are woven throughout these prayers for the Responders and their loved ones. Each day begins with a scripture, contains a written prayer and a thought-provoking point for the reader's use in their personal prayer and journaling time.

21 Days in the Gap Praying for First Responders

Worship & Devotion

Laletrice Brooks

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