Lives are changed at the table. We were created for meaningful relationships, and Jesus commands us to love our neighbors as ourselves. Although building relationships requires intentionality, planning, time, and resources, it is a powerful way to love and serve others as Jesus himself modeled for us.In an interactive guide that contains two six-session series, Sherri DeWalt provides a road map for Christian women to create and launch a seed-scattering ministry of hospitality to the...

A practical, inspirational and evocative guide to the art of creating and fostering community ties, Huddle shows us how the principles of connection are universal. Written by Jade Miles of permaculture pioneering Black Barn Farm, it examines how we begin the process of building our communities to create a sense of place, nurture relationships and embrace our humanity as we learn to connect and create our own 'huddles'.Split into eight chapters focusing on ...

If it happened in Minnesota sports in the last forty years, Dave Mona was there. Working the sports beat for print and radio, covering the big stories and the ones others missed, rubbing shoulders with the stars and introducing the rookies, Mona is a longtime fixture on the sports scene. Join Dave Mona as he revisits a lifetime of vignettes, each one a window onto Minnesota’s sports world. As he recounts his days reporting on the Twins and the Gophers, sparring with Sid Hartman on their Sp...

Wall Street Journal BestsellerCNN news anchor Brooke Baldwin explores the phenomenon of “huddling,”when women lean on one another—in politics, Hollywood, activism, the arts,sports, and everyday friendships—to provide each other support, empowerment,inspiration, and the strength to solve problems or enact meaningful change.Whether they are facing adversity (like workplace inequity or a globalpandemic) or organizing to make...

Enter the chilling world of "Das Gift," where holiday cheer cloaks sinister horrors. Twelve tales explore the dark side of giving, revealing gifts that are far from innocent. Here Christmas spirit turns to haunting and generosity breeds dread.

Wow. I did not expect to run into Brooklyn Kings retired football star Harte McKinney in my hometown of Appleton Falls. It takes me back to my college days when I crushed on him in silence. All these years later, nothing’s changed. Even better, something in his eyes has me thinking he’s not as straight as I’d always believed.When I find him hurt in a car crash in the snow, it’s my duty as a deputy sheriff to follow him to the hospital and make sure he’s going to be okay. Then we sh...

The definitive narrative history of American immigration — Ellis Island, the great wave, Chinese exclusion, the 1924 quota law, and the Hart-Celler Act that remade the nation, 1880-1965.On April 17, 1907, 11,747 immigrants passed through Ellis Island in a single day — one person every few seconds, doctors scanning for trachoma with a metal hook, inspectors asking fourteen questions before waving each family through. More than twelve million people had followed Anni...

Best friends. First loves. Biggest heartbreaks.Leo Taylor is a rising football star who has everything—charm, talent, and a trail of adoring fans.But the one girl he truly wants is the one he’s pushed away.Quinn Russell has always been the heart of their tight-knit trio, loyal and fierce, and secretly in love with Leo for years. When a moment of connection rekindles what they've lost, it sparks a whirlwind of passion, betrayal, and heartbreak.

When Angel O'Malley is left penniless by her deceased father's gambling debts, she is forced to sue pro football player Billy Burner for child support. Blindsided with a five-year-old daughter, he tackles fatherhood with the same commitment he gives to the game, but he has his eye on a bigger prize: Angel's heart.She agrees to Billy's plan to play house to ensure the new father makes no rookie mistakes. Though their passions burn hotter than ever they must overcome old betrayals, p...

Wow. I did not expect to run into Brooklyn Kings retired football star Harte McKinney in my hometown of Appleton Falls. It takes me back to my college days when I crushed on him in silence. All these years later, nothing’s changed. Even better, something in his eyes has me thinking he’s not as straight as I’d always believed.When I find him hurt in a car crash in the snow, it’s my duty as a deputy sheriff to follow him to the hospital and make sure he’s going to be okay. Then we sh...

THE HUDDLED MASSES — Audiobook · Narrated by Owen Vance. Listen time: 5 hours 4 minutes The definitive narrative history of American immigration — Ellis Island, the great wave, Chinese exclusion, the 1924 quota law, and the Hart-Celler Act that remade the nation, 1880-1965. On April 17, 1907, 11,747 immigrants passed through Ellis Island in a single day — one person every few seconds, doctors scanning for trachoma with a metal hook, inspectors asking fourteen questions before waving eac...

Immigration is America's oldest story—and its most misunderstood. From Ellis Island to Silicon Valley, from railroads to rocket ships, immigrants have fueled the nation's growth, innovation, and resilience. Yet too often, the public debate reduces them to caricatures: job‑takers, culture‑diluters, or security threats.In Huddled Masses: The Untold Truth About Immigration, John Pritchett dismantles the myths and confronts the fears that dominate today's frac...