Theological and practical reflections on demographic change in the church.Numerous churches are contending with the challenges posed by declining membership and attendance. While these trends have most recently been ascribed to the COVID-19 pandemic, the trajectory predates the pandemic and is likely to continue beyond it. William Harrison takes the perspective that demographic decline is merely a reality, rather than a failure to be resolved with new strategies, a...

One of the military leaders of South America's long fight for independence from Spain, Argentinean general Jose de San Martin (1778-1850) is not well known outside Spanish-speaking lands. But his revolutionary spirit and legend as a great hero of Argentina—and of all of South America—makes him a brother in courage and character to the likes of George Washington. First published in 1943, this is one of the very few biographies of the general and political leader in the English language. A l...

Open Space Technology: A User’s Guide is just what the name implies: a hands-on, detailed description of facilitating Open Space Technology (OST). OST is an effective, economical, fast, and easily repeatable strategy for organizing meetings of between 5 and 2,000 participants that has been used in thousands of organizations in 134 countries and just keeps growing in popularity. Written by the originator of the method, this is the most authoritative book on the rationale, procedures, and re...

If you’ve ever thought about starting a business in the United States but felt held back by distance, confusion, or complicated rules, this book changes everything.How to Set Up an LLC in USA As A Non, Resident is a clear, practical, and empowering guide designed specifically for non, US residents who want to legally own, operate, and grow a US, based business from anywhere in the world. Whether you are building an online business, offering services internationally, or expanding yo...

Buried Alive: The Unseen Fear invites readers into the haunting yet fascinating world of taphophobia, the fear of being buried alive. More than a simple curiosity, this fear captures one of humanity’s deepest anxieties: the struggle between life, death, and the fragile boundary that separates them. This book takes you on a journey through history, psychology, and culture to uncover why this fear still resonates so powerfully in the modern world.From ancient civilizations that burie...

"The Negro and the Nation" by Hubert H. Harrison is a profound exploration of the African American experience and the socio-political landscape of the United States. Harrison, a prominent figure in the early 20th century, articulates the struggles and aspirations of Black Americans, emphasizing the need for self-determination and empowerment. His work critiques systemic racism and advocates for civil rights, making it a significant contribution to African American literature and thought. H...

"A Summer's Outing" is a delightful exploration of the joys and challenges of a family vacation. The narrative follows a group of friends as they embark on a journey filled with laughter, adventure, and unexpected encounters. Through vivid descriptions and relatable characters, the author captures the essence of summer, evoking nostalgia for carefree days spent in nature. The book emphasizes the importance of friendship and the memories created during shared experiences, making it a heartw...

This critical investigation of the Mother Shipton literature is published early in 1881, the year in which, according to that celebrated Yorkshire prophetess, the world is to come to an end. The best known of the prophecies attributed to her, is the following; "The world to an end shall come, In eighteen hundred and eighty one." This, and other prophecies, said to have been copied from records of unimpeachable antiquity in the British Museum Library, which prophecies in some cases have bee...

Hubert H. Harrison's "The Negro and the Nation" stands as a seminal work in African American literature and political thought, probing the intricate relationship between African Americans and the broader American identity. Written during the early 20th century, a time of intense racial strife and burgeoning civil rights movements, Harrison employs a compelling blend of rhetorical flair and critical analysis. Through an examination of societal structures and cultural contributions, he chall...

Adult teens think they're ready to live on their own, but are they?Will they know how to pick a good room mate? Buy a car? Create a budget and actually live on one? From changing the oil to applying for jobs, best-selling author Harry H. Harrison, Jr. has compiled the definitive book for preparing your teen to live on their own. Or else they might come back!

"Covers Lincoln's background in Kentucky and his lifelong association with the state of his birth . . . entertaining . . . well researched." — Louisville Courier-JournalYoung Abraham Lincoln and his family joined the migration over the Ohio River, but it was Kentucky—the state of his birth—that shaped his personality and continued to affect his life. His wife was from the commonwealth, as were each of the other women with whom he had romantic relationships...

When it's time for your kids to leave home, will they be ready to face the world? Will they be able to handle the NYC subway system? Will they have experienced the challenge of a summer career camp? Will they be able to compare civilizations and governments around the world? Will their imaginations have been sparked in a foreign land? Will they know that tamales aren't edible until they take the cornstalk off?In 1001 Things Your Kids Should See & Do Before They...