1649 results for 'Paul Love'

“Liliom” is play by Hungarian dramatist Ferenc Molnár, first performed in 1909. The play is set in Budapest, Hungary, and in a fictional waiting area just outside of Heaven. Liliom is a cocky...

"Janice Meredith: A Story of the American Revolution" by Paul Leicester Ford seamlessly blends historical fiction with romance against the backdrop of the American Revolution. Set in Colonial America...

The New Covenant's Power presents worship services and other resources for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunrise. Maundy Thursday -- "Christ's Power for New Community" -- focuses on the...

" From the fields of Louisiana to the lush valley of South Texas, this farmer’s daughter will take you on a journey of love you will never forget. Penned from an elderly hand, you will find...

A Brazilian Heart is a book of poetry that transports the reader to a different time and place, where love, passion, and romance reign.¿Bianca Rossini¿s poems are very delicate, to be read and...

Becoming Good: Building Moral Character (2000) is a study of character--the kind of people we are, our habits, dispositions, inclinations, virtues, and vices. Without good character we do not have...

In "Poems for the Signs," Paul Pääsuke weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of words that aligns the mystic allure of the zodiac with the raw emotion of human experience. Each poem in this collection is a...

Houses on the borderland of madness and horror! Houses are where we live, eat, sleep, love, dream. Houses are our private worlds, the places we find shelter from a cruel universe. But houses are also...

When Petros Linos assumes his hereditary position as head of Nossian Shipping, it does not cross his mind that the family empire he now oversees may also bring with it a family curse. A business...

Available until now only in limited editions, "Venerable Father" has become an underground classic among Buddhists, especially those practicing the Thai tradition. It details the joys and struggles...

In Acts we see the harrowing exploits of Peter and Paul. The book itself was penned by a Gentile physician by the name of Luke. It is of interest to note that Paul and Luke, two of the most...

The work of French writer and essayist Maurice Blanchot (1907-2003) is without doubt among the most challenging the twentieth century has to offer. Contemporary debate in literature, philosophy, and...

Janice Campbell Paul was just an ordinary American woman, not particularly religious or spiritual, when she was stricken with fibromyalgia, an illness so inexplicable that even the doctors were left...

Joan Windham's Sixty Saints for Girls contains all her stories of girl and woman saints from her other books, with a number of new ones added.The stores are arranged by date, beginning with Our...

This book is written for those who do not believe in God because of something that happened to them, perhaps a long time ago.  It is written for those who prayed to God to heal their baby,...

Do you remember the sheer joy of playing catch in the yard or have fond memories involving baseball? Was baseball, like church, once a subject of intense discussion shared with family, friends, or...

This wickedly insightful book takes you on a journey into the dark depths of your own mind, where all the whispers and nudges of society's trending fads and lurking fears hide out. Fear of missing...

"Di Filippo is a joyful writer...insightful...skillful." -Washington PostThis collection presents PAUL DI FILIPPO at his best and most creative-an astonishing, multiverse-spanning selection of 19 of...

WHEN A WORTHY CAUSE FINDS THEIR CHAMPION ... THE WORK HAS JUST BEGUNWho can NPOs turn to for help?For over 30 years, Jeff has devoted his life to nonprofits as an executive with the Boy Scouts of...

This is the third book in Paul Gater's investigation of the supernatural - 'Living with Ghosts' and 'Ghosts at War' were both popularly successful paperbacks, Large Print and E-book editions.Paul has...

Paul E. Harvey, Jr., spins a delightful tale in his first children's book about a crafty little Leprechaun who leaves his precious pot of gold in order to fulfill a very important and secret mission...

A collection of poetry from American author Marion Paul Aird. Focusing on themes of love, spirituality, and morality, these works are inspiring and uplifting to readers from all walks of life. This...

(Inspired by David, prophet and king)This BOOK OF SHORT PSALMS is unique in contemporary spiritual literature. Inspired by the Psalter of King David, which is the abiding expression of prayer, this...

This collection of poems by Paul Rodgers showcases his skill as a poet and his love of language and rhyme. Rodgers' poems are witty, playful, and thought-provoking, and this volume is a must-read for...

Klutzy Ramona McAllister faces the tragic death of her parents in Central Montana in the 1960's and the subsequent care of her younger sister. But worse than the death of her parents is the...

The Psychoanalysis of Overcoming Suffering: Flourishing Despite Pain offers a guide to understanding and working with a range of everyday causes of suffering from a psychoanalytic perspective...

You can overdo a lot of things, but you can't overdose on the medicine of the Word of God (Proverbs 22:17). With that in mind, Heart Medicine brings you another 75 thought-provoking, scripture-filled...

Finally, a gritty black on black love story. Reginald's writing is dynamic and suspenseful." -Brenda L. Thomas, Essence bestselling author of Threesome, Fourplay, and The Velvet Rope. There's an old...

Did God intend His Word to be difficult for us to understand? Is it God or man's fault that the Bible remains a mysterious book to most people? Is there a clear path provided by the Author of the...

Lose yourself in the magical forests and charming towns of the Pacific Northwest, where picturesque Victorian homes hide mysteries spanning decades, faeries watch from the trees, and romance awaits.....

Have you ever gazed up into the coal-black sky of a warm spring night where no moon can be seen and tried to count the innumerable stars of the sky or pondered how far away the tiniest might be? Did...

When the nine thousand year-old bones of a man are found near the little town of Black River, local Indians dispute archeologists over the use of the bones. But, former FBI computer expert,...

In this contemporary classic originally published in 1963, Paul Lehmann answers the central question posed time and again to Christians throughout the ages: what am I as a believer in Jesus Christ...

This study, written by Dr Martin Davie in collaboration with a representative group of other Evangelical theologians, is commended by the Church of England Evangelical Council as a resource in the...