<p>Many of us relate to our children mainly through discipline-but our kids don't always feel the love that's behind it. "Although love is within the heart of almost all parents, the challenge is to convey this love," writes Ross Campbell. Written from a Christian perspective, Campbell's biblically sound advice shows us how to convey to our children the love that is the basis of our disciplining them. Chapters like: • How to Show Love Through Eye Contact • Children With Special Problems • How to Show Love Through Focused Attention • Helping Your Child Spiritually • Loving Discipline help you prevent problems before they begin, create healthier relationships with your children and open the doors to communicating that you love them unconditionally.</p>

How to Really Love Your Child

D. Ross Campbell, M.D.

Cook Communications

<p>"I have discovered through the years that surprising things happen when I pray, "Lord, change me, don't change my husband, don't change my children, don't change my pastor, change me."-Evelyn Christenson Everyone wants to change the things they don't like about themselves, but only God can bring about lasting change. Evelyn Christenson outlines seven methods for real, inside-out change and ways you can be sure it's God who's bringing about the change. Interwoven throughout are the author's wonderful accounts of how God taught her and her loved ones these biblical nuggets of truth during her exciting spiritual journey.</p>

Lord, Change Me

Evelyn, Christenson

"Are we really ready to be schoolteachers?"There are times when Mabel isn't too sure, despite the optimistic encouragement of her best friend, Sarah Jane. Cold stoves, scarlet fever, and a break-in at the schoolhouse are only part of her worries in her first year of teaching. How should she handle the threats of Cy Lawton, whose son comes to school bearing the marks of his father's anger? Or the gossip about her "setting her cap" for Leonard Williams, the young minister?Meanwhile, letters from her high school friend Russ keep coming, regular as clockwork, offering Mabel a comfortable, secure future as a banker's wife. Mabel thinks she is too young to be facing such important decisions even with God's help, but as Sarah Jane reminds her, "Life keeps moving on, whether you're ready or not."The Grandma's Attic Novels bring you the story of Mabel O'Dell's young adult years as she becomes a teacher, wife, and mother. Be sure to read all six!Away from Home  A School of Her Own  Wedding Bells Ahead  At Home in North Branch  New Faces, New Friends  Stories from the Growing YearsArleta Richardson has written the beloved Grandma's Attic series as well as the Orphans' Journey series. Now retired from her career as a college professor, a librarian, and an elementary school teacher, she lives in California where she continues writing and public speaking. 

A school of her own

Arleta Richardson

Tullus in the Deadly Whirlpool

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Battle for the Airwaves: Radio and the 1938 Munich Crisis

David Vaughan

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