The play centers on Charley Wilson, a clerk in a London office, who is disillusioned with his monotonous life and yearns for a fresh start. Charley dreams of escaping his unsatisfying job and moving to Australia, where he imagines he could lead a freer, more fulfilling life. However, he faces strong opposition from his wife, Lily, and his family, who are reluctant to abandon the security of their familiar, though constraining, lives. Charley’s internal conflict highlights the harsh reality...

This article by Elizabeth V. Baker first appeared in the September 1908 issue of Trust magazine, produced by Elim Publishing House in Rochester, New York. This early Pentecostal publication was founded and edited by Mrs. Baker and her four sisters, the daughters of the Rev. James Duncan, a Methodist pastor. The Duncan sisters also founded a church, Elim Tabernacle, and a school, the Rochester Bible Training School.

History! Written in blood! How can we forget! Vast China, how can it be trampled upon! Deep-seated hatred, can only be repaid with blood! Composing a strange legend, writing a man's war. Solemn declaration: The story is not history.

Have you ever wondered what lies within those ancient underground chambers that draws skilled hands time and again, heedless of their own lives? Perhaps some truly sought the treasures within, but most did not. They roamed the underground in search of a single thing. Yet as the years passed, knowledge of its existence faded into obscurity, gradually forgotten until clues about it were accidentally uncovered-a strange shard of jade that pulled it into the light. Mysterious undead creatures ...

The essence of research design is the ability to articulate your research question. The research question is the precursor to the study, and a well-crafted question encapsulates all of the design elements for that study. Based on more than 20 years of conducting research, collaborating with colleagues to formulate research projects, and experience advising doctoral students, author Dr. Elizabeth (Betsy) A. Baker forged a research design heuristic which she introduces in this book. She star...

I had never felt so much pain and sadness in my life!Everything that had ever make me happy was goneToby, Jill, my home and now here I was in a cage in a dark truck.Oh, WHY was this happening?!This book, written from the dogs perspective, is the heart-rending story of his abandonment and journey to his forever home. Young readers will learn that dogs feel pain, fear, confusion and sadness, just...

With wit and unabashed honesty, Elizabeth Baker describes what it was like to grow up and navigate through life with F.A.S.D. while attempting to explain many of the common symptoms of this diagnosis that occur when alcohol is consumed during pregnancy. Through laughter and sometimes tears, she is able to describe many of the issues faced by children and adults diagnosed with F.A.S.D. This book was written with the hope that it may enlighten both parents and caregivers about the many behav...

Synopsis: Suicidal Empathy: How Fake Compassion is Destroying the West This book presents a critical examination of a modern social phenomenon it terms suicidal empathy, a form of compassion that prioritizes emotional display and ideological conformity over genuine care and practical outcomes. It argues that Western nations have increasingly adopted policies driven by this counterfeit empathy, leading to significant societal harm. The work distinguishes between authentic compassion, which ...

In a world where the Gods have gifted only women with the most powerful magic, the Council will do anything to keep that hidden. But when Ophelia June discovers the truth, she becomes the only person with the power to change everything.Centuries after the defeat of the Last Empress, the Council is still scared. To prevent the rise of another female leader, they have enacted strict laws to control them. All women are barred from running for government, owning proper...

The articles appearing in this volume were originally published in Trust, a magazine produced by Elim Publishing House in Rochester, New York, founded by Mrs. Elizabeth V. Baker (1849-1915) and her three sisters. The magazine’s staff box lists Miss S. A. Duncan and Mrs. E. V. Baker as the editors and Mr. O.R. Hubbell as the treasurer. Trust magazine was published monthly from 1902 to 1932 “in the interests of Elim Faith Work and Bible Training School. Also to emphasize the return of our Lo...

The journey to achieving your dreams is rarely a straight line. It's filled with twists and turns, unexpected detours, and the occasional head-on collision with doubt and disappointment. But the truth is, it's not perfection, talent, or extraordinary circumstances that determine success; it's the unwavering commitment to consistent action, the ability to cultivate discipline in the face of adversity, and the unyielding belief in your own potential. This book is your compass and your guide ...

She was born of two worlds — destined to protect them both. Deep in the burning sands of Sudan, archaeologist Amara Khalid uncovers a tomb untouched for two millennia — the resting place of King Natakamani and Queen Amanitore, the last divine rulers of Nubia. Among the relics lies a golden amulet said to contain the blessings of Isis and the courage of Apedemak, the lion god of war. When Amara touches the amulet, a surge of power ignites within her — awakening ancient forces and binding he...