Readers will find in this book a strong and uplifting argument that the Episcopal Church’s theology, sacramental ministry, and commitment to social justice have an essential role to play in mainline Christianity and in the public square. This book will help readers to understand that what it means to be an Episcopalian and how evangelism is a fruit of that identity, not a mere marketing strategy or an end in itself.This book is an approachable and inspiring presentation of the theo...

Have you felt 'left out' of the traditional relationship self-help books because you derive great pleasure from following your partner's requests and direction on many things in your life? Or do you respond to the natural inclination to guide, direct and protect your partner? Are your friends and family having difficulty understanding that your relationship works more like a captain and first mate on a boat?If so, this innovative book, Leading and Supportive Love, the Truth about D...

Sometimes it’s hard to see the ways we are special. Flipper the penguin may not be able to fly, but his self-confidence soars once he realizes his own unique abilities and talents. Discover the beauty of diversity with this uplifting story.

Finally! The Proven, Stress-Free Guide Every Overwhelmed Parent Needs to Raise Happy, Mentally Strong Kids Without Losing Their Mind.Are you at your wit's end? Tired of the constant battles, the endless negotiations, the feeling like you're failing as a parent? Do you dream of a peaceful home where your kids listen, respect you, and actually want to cooperate?You're not alone.Here’s the truth: Without the r...

Joanne Rowling’s great epic is forming the faith and moral vision of millions of people. If you are reading this book, forming faith is at least part or maybe all of your vocation, as teacher, pastor, parent, godparent, roommate, sibling, spouse, or friend. In baptism we vow to form our faith and the faith of others. To not use this modern epic in your sacred work is to leave on the table one of the most ubiquitous and enchanting tools of our time to awaken and baptize the imagination. Don...

This book gives a personal detailed documentary of my life and experiencesboth from a personal as well as professional standpoint. It describes my lifes journey and the significant discoveries that I was blessed to make and the barriers that I was able to overcome as a result of my unwavering faith and willingness to persevere. It is a celebration of life and testimony to Gods goodness and greater plan for my life. It tells of the ability of ones personal faith to mold and shape ones life ...

The authors purpose in the writing of this particular literary account of his life was to offer practical and useful tools that will assist others in making wise decisions and beneficial choices in life. He draws from his unique personal, as well as professional knowledge and experiences, in the attempt to shed light upon what it truly means to discover ones purpose, plan and meaning in life. The discovery of that plan, provides for us a sense of direction and understanding of how we fit i...

Introduction to Public History: Interpreting the Past, Engaging Audiences is a brief foundational textbook for public history. It is organized around the questions and ethical dilemmas that drive public history in a variety of settings, from local community-based projects to international case studies. This book is designed for use in undergraduate and graduate classrooms with future public historians, teachers, and consumers of history in mind.The authors are practicing public his...

This book examines how the unique perspectives of BIPOC faculty and students must be integrated into the undergraduate curriculum to expose students of color to education abroad experiences, enhance cultural awareness and sensitivity, and lend to a broader diversity and inclusion perspective. This edited volume, written by authors of color, argues that education abroad programs not only provide essential academic and cultural enrichment but can also be an important nexus of innovation. Whe...

Curious. Friendly. And even a little mischievous. Preschoolers will easily relate to Sam as he introduces himself and everything he likes to do. Children will be excited to answer Sam’s question: “Now, please tell me who are you?”

This is a children’s story about how to make friends, using the alphabet for keywords. A fun way to help make the concept of making friends easier for young children, and a nice way to help children learn the behaviors and attitudes that lead to making friends.

Sometimes it’s hard to fit in. Especially when you’re a large manatee in a school of little fish. Even when treated as an outcast, Mia, the Manatee, helps children learn “It’s not what others say or do, it’s how you respond that makes you, you!”