Saving Our Singles is filled with 101 practical suggestions for the church or community to reach out to single parents.

Saving Our Singles - 101 Ways the Church Can Reach the Single Parent

Mary Beth Riggins

Parenting & Relationships

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Poncomma

Len Alberstadt

Spanning one hundred years from 1820 to 1920, the Tyler family impacted the emerging town of Clarksville, Tennessee in ways unimaginable. Memories of this family resurfaced when a single, deplorable theft one summer night in 1996 involved the graveside statue of the daughter of the notable Clarksville Judge Charles Waller Tyler. This beloved little girl had died suddenly at age four from a disease easily prevented today. Public reaction to the theft was so immediate and demonstrative that the story became a national news item. Against all odds, the statue reappeared, hundreds of miles from its origin, to the relief of Clarksville citizens. This is the story of Nannie Tyler, her family, her stolen statue, and the people of a southern town who loved her.

In Search of Nannie Tyler: A 100 Year History of a Family Who Helped Shape Clarksville

Biographies & Memoirs

Carolyn Stier Ferrell

Historical

Before You Marry: 101 Questions and Answers on Courtship and Marriage

Ben Adewuyi

History

Once upon a time in Kituhwa, in a land of mountains and valleys, there lived an ancient giant and a turkey buzzard named "JoJo." This story of the lasting reward that comes from loving and helping one another is brought alive by exquisite full-color illustrations on every page, as together the giant and JoJo protect all the animals and little people who live in the land.

The Last Giant

Children's Books

Spain, George Edward

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

The Healing of Gaia: How Children Saved the Earth

Green Book Festival Award-winner "The Healing of Gaia" is a fairy tale for our presently endangered world, written specifically to encourage and facilitate efforts by children of all ages to save her. It weaves a simpler story in boxes throughout the extended text; serves as a hopeful antidote to today's frightening news and alternative truths; and includes concrete actions even young ones can take, spiritual practices readers may want to incorporate, and positive real-life role models for them to emulate, all wrapped up in a fairy tale of hope for Grandmother Earth and a magical stag, and victory for the children who save them. 5 Stars from Readers' Favorite.  "Nelson taps into a powerful modern fantasy of saving the Earth, and her hallucinatory, colorful illustrations help tell the story. A warmhearted, hopeful book." - Kirkus Reviews. One dollar of the proceeds from each book sale goes to support the work of the Earth Guardians (www.earthguardians.org).

Nelson, M.C.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

The re-release of these three beloved classics--Australian Psalms, Australian Prayers, and Never Alone--each of which was written during the early years of Australian author and pastor Bruce Prewer's six-decade ministry--testifies to the durability of their message and the degree to which grace can still be found within their words.

Australian Prayers and Psalms: Australian Psalms, Australian Prayers, and Never Alone

Literature & Fiction

Prewer, Bruce D.

Poetry

LAUGH and improve the digestion. LAUGH and improve the disposition. LAUGH and bring about reconciliation. LAUGH and change frowns to smiles. LAUGH and make friends. Maybe this book will help.

That's Funny: A Pastor's Notebook of Smiles and Laughs

Humor & Entertainment

Peake, Thomas B.

Humor

The Dichotomy of Power: Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity

On April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee, a man with immense admiration and power on both sides of the battlefield, committed treason and insubordination when he surrendered to General Grant, in direct opposition of his orders from President Jefferson Davis. How did Lee make such a momentous decision? The Dichotomy of Power® explores the critical thinking and moral integrity that drove Lee's decision and then teaches you to apply those same principles in your personal exercise of power. Using Christian principles as the foundation, Nancy Reece helps you: • Learn five warning signs of uncontrolled power • Make choices that build a firm foundation for success • Align your values with actions that serve the greater good • Earn respect as a leader others want to follow.

W. Reece Nancy

Business & Money

Once called the Queen City of the Cumberland, Clarksville, Tennessee, has a rich history immersed in the excitement of steamboats, the Civil War, haunted locales, and her two rivers. It was because of the two rivers, the soil, and climate that Clarksville emerged, flourished and became known as the dark fired tobacco of the world. Readers will delve into the past of a southern town alive with memorable personalities that forged and guided the town forward, necessitating the inevitable competition with the indigenous people found here. Many facets of Clarksville's history are discussed, examined, and presented for the reader to enjoy. What makes Clarksville unique in its history is the story surrounding a plant brought here by the early settlers from across the mountains. Tobacco became the lifeblood of the town and because of its importance, the town rose from the hills overlooking the two rivers and smiled upon its exciting future. From numerous countries across the world, buyers came to claim the bounty of slave labor, large plantations, and small farms. The famous came to Clarksville and from Clarksville, leaving their names etched in the county's history. A pride of self and being came to fruition, as Clarksville truly became the Queen City of the Cumberland.

Stories from the Queen City of the Cumberland

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