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Simply Praying
by Patsy Lewis

Would you like to develop a more consistent and meaningful prayer life but find it difficult to know where or how to begin?

Allow Patsy Lewis to lead you on a transforming 52-week prayer adventure that will not only transform your view of prayer but also strengthen your relationship with the Lord. Learn to stay focused as you pray, let go of emotional baggage, use Scripture to pray intentionally, and create or enhance a prayer journal that fits your own needs and style. With Simply Praying, you'll spend a year sitting at the feet of Jesus -- the place where the pursuit of truth and an authentic relationship with God begins.

Spiritual Mothering
by Susan Hunt

Susan gently and skillfully reminds us that there are no quick fixes, no magic formulas, no instant cures for the ills of our time. There is no easy way to effectively equip women to grow into maturity in Christ. Instead she says that the very essence of women's ministry — and in fact all ministry — is interpersonal. It is women mentoring women. It is older women caring for younger women — teaching, nurturing, and encouraging them. She draws on a wealth of Scriptural material to illumine the righteous and venerable tradition of people actually investing themselves in people — rather than in programs, projects, or perspectives.

-George Grant

Stones of Fire
by Isobel Kuhn

At the ends of the earth, where mountains are flung peak upon peak as if they were discards of the Creator, piled together chaotically, the Salween River carries its way through granite masses making a canyon thousands of feet deep. For unknown centuries the Lisu tribespeople have plowed these perpendicular hillsides into cornfields and reaped a bare, rough living. This is the true story of Mary, a young Lisu tribeswoman. See God transform her from a common stone into a rare gem, a precious opal, a stone of fire.

Sunshine Country
by Kristina Roy

The boy Palko loves his rugged mountain home, and he enjoys serving old Pablo Juriga. But why is he living with and working for an old mountaineer who is neither his father nor his grandfather?  And what is on the other side of his mountain, where the sun seems to disappear every afternoon?  Is it the rumored valley where the sun never goes down?  Go with Palko on his explorations to find answers. Thrill with him at the treasure that he does find on the other side of the mountain, a treasure that changes the lives of everyone it touches. Feel with him the beautiful moments when the mystery of his life unfolds and he finds real family. This factually based story is set in the mountains of Czechoslovakia in the early 1900's. Allow the story's simply truth to lead you, with Palko and his acquaintances, to the Land where the sun truly never sets.

They Found the Secret
by Raymond Edman

Taylor is but one of the many Christian luminaries who have discovered Christ as the secret to abundant living. John Bunyan, Andrew Murray, Amy Carmichael, Oswald Chambers, Charles Finney — behind the varied lives and personalities of these and other men and women lies a common theme, a pattern that leads from desperation to the abundant life Jesus promised. From their stories, we too can find the path to deeper faith and a more vital relationship with God. In They Found the Secret, Raymond Edman presents the lives of twenty well-known and little-known Christians. "The details of their experience of the crisis of the deeper life are delightfully different, Edman writes, "yet their testimony to the reality of the joy and power of the Spirit-filled life is unanimous…  It is [the Lord] who satisfies the longing soul. He is the secret of the exchanged life!"

Thou Givest...They Gather
by Amy Carmichael

Amy Carmichael was always ready to gather what our Father is always ready to give. To her there were no problems which were not met by the promises found in the Word. In 1931 an accident confined this missionary almost entirely to her room for the remaining 20 years of her life. Taught and led of God through these difficult circumstances, Amy shared in writings to her "family" these spiritual insights learned. In these pages you will find some of these truths that she gleaned where He so abundantly gave.

To a Different Drum -- The Autobiography of Pauline Hamilton
by Pauline Hamilton

"Grabbing my sickle from the table, Mike began to run, heading for the gate. As soon as I realized what was happening I tore right after him -- I wasn't going to have him kill his father with my sickle! A lot of adrenalin must have surged into my short-legged, top-heavy, not-so-young-anymore body to give me the speed and strength to grab him in a flying tackle on my front lawn."

What had brought a physiology PhD to work with delinquent boys? Why had Pauline Hamilton chosen to march to a different drum from her contemporaries, to experience danger and hardship in China and then Taiwan rather than security and prosperity in the USA?

Only because the God who had saved her from suicide and given meaning to her life had called, and as she obeyed she found Him faithful beyond all expectation.

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