Arts & Minds-Nigel:

David PORTER

Nigel Goodwin

Biographies & Memoirs

Hodder&Stoughton

Based on a film produced by Open Doors, a Christian charity supporting the persecuted Church across the world. The film tells the story of a Chinese girl's conversion to Christianity amid the extreme persecutions of the Chinese communist government under Chairman Mao.

Bamboo in Winter

Harpercollins/STL

Merrill Algebra One Teacher's Resource Book

C.E. Merrill

Drawing on archives only recently made available, this book both explores a previously unknown chapter in Willa Cather's life and offers the first full portrait of two artists whose lives are as fascinating as they are unbelievable. Earl Brewster and Achsah Barlow met as New York art students, married in 1910, and spent the remainder of their lives painting and writing in Europe and India. Deeply spiritual and often impecunious, they nonetheless managed to live stylishly and to attract the friendship of people like Cather, D.H. Lawrence, and the Nehru family. Although their friendship with Lawrence is well known, that with Cather has only now come to light, though it extended from the early 1900s until Cather's death in 1947, and had a profound impact on Cather and her writing. The book concludes with a representative sampling of the Brewster-Cather materials that this book explores for the first time. Illustrated with four color plates and five black-and-white illustrations.

Seeking Life Whole: Willa Cather and the Brewsters

Lucy Marks

Arts & Literature

UNKNO

The Man Who Was Q: the True Story of Charles Fraser-Smith, the 'Q' Wizard of World War II

Paternoster Press

Muggeridge, I964: "I certainly ﬁnd that the dogmas of. . . the Christian religion. . . are to me completely incredible. I can't possibly and could never believe in them." Muggeridge, 1968: "All I have cared about is the living presence of Christ." - What happened to change his attitude? What does Muggeridge, now turned 80, believe about God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, prayer, the church, sin, evil, suffering and dying? How has his late-found faith in God affected his life? David Porter, a free-lance writer living in Hampshire, England, bases the answers to these questions on conversations with Muggeridge and a study of his writings. What emerges is the portrait of a man whose quest for meaning has led him from the far end of agnosticism to a deep faith in Iesus Christ. This book, however, does not so much chronicle the journey as survey the terrain where he now resides. Wit for the curious, wisdom for those who would be wise, encouragement for fellow travelers in faith: this book contains them all.

The Practical Christianity of Malcolm Muggeridge

Religion & Spirituality

INTERVARSITY PRESS *

The Lord is King: Keswick 1979 (Keswick Convention)

Send the Light Trust

The Man Who Was "Q". The Life of Charles Fraser-Smith

Unknown

David Porter's work is a reflective study of past experiences of himself and others. Dealing with sensitive subject matter, the words reveal the realities of our world today. David's poetry looks through to the other side of our conscious thought, provoking pain and happiness. A collection which truly reflects the phases of everyday life.

Phases of the Moon: Flowers from the Garden of Hel

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Easy Break, First Time Publishing

Internet Culture

Routledge

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