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Series Information: Routledge Who's Who
First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor &
Francis, an informa company.
We know the radical difference the gospel of Jesus Christ makes,
and we want others to see and enjoy its benefits. In fact, we don't
want them to just pray a prayer and move on to the next interesting
thing. We want them to sink their roots deeply into the grace of
God. So often, though, we feel that we are inadequate to this
important task--that we don't know enough or that we will offend
our friends. Daniel Meyer has provided the tools you need to move
forward: the basics of the gospel message the role of life change
in our witness how to present the good news The Bible studies,
exercises and readings in this book will deepen your personal faith
and equip you to minister to others with a new sense of confidence
and calling.
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No Bad Ghosts (Hardcover)
Daniel Meyer; Illustrated by Amanda Riff
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Twenty major German cities have a total of twenty-four theatres
specializing, at a high level of sophistication, in presenting
light comedy. They have their own typical ambience, principles of
artistic management and casting. There are playwrights, actors,
directors and designers who work almost exclusively in the genre,
called boulevard comedy, developing highly specialised approaches
to their work. In almost all cases, the predominantly privately run
boulevard comedy theatres in Germany have been able to attract
larger audiences than municipal or state theatres in the same
cities. The book provides a description and an analysis of this
phenomenon, which is unique to Germany. Chapters focus on an
analysis of ambience, artistic managers, artistic policies and
artistic structures, on major characteristics of the plays
presented on the stages of German boulevard comedy theatres, on
aspects of translation and the cultural transfer of comedy and
laughter and on aspects of production and reception, dealing in
turn with actors, directors, media coverage and audiences.
This book is about a real life therapy dog, Kyra. Therapy dogs are
trained to offer comfort and/or assistance to people of all ages.
In Kyra's case, she loves children and enjoys listening to them
while they read to her. The author realized that many people do not
know about the great work of therapy dogs. Thus, she wrote this
children's story to help get the word out to the world.
This book is written for those who suffer from severe and
persistant mental illness. It is about the trials of a man with the
illness and how he reached from poverty and despair to the heights
of obtaining an MSW and LCSW. It is also written for Literary
students with a specific style of writing. Students of Counseling,
Social Work, Psychology, and Psychiatry will get a realistic view
of what the illness is like and can do. It is an autobiographical,
educational, and inspirational experience that needs told
This book is written for those who suffer from severe and
persistant mental illness. It is about the trials of a man with the
illness and how he reached from poverty and despair to the heights
of obtaining an MSW and LCSW. It is also written for Literary
students with a specific style of writing. Students of Counseling,
Social Work, Psychology, and Psychiatry will get a realistic view
of what the illness is like and can do. It is an autobiographical,
educational, and inspirational experience that needs told
(softcover) From a summer run across the almost mythical Route 66,
to tragedy and trials in the cold, forbidding winter mountains of
the west, to high-speed jaunts though the storm-swept canyons of a
city commute, ride with the author as he narrates a series of
fantastic adventures with passion and humor. Find out why, It's
About the Ride. Life is a road. Live. Ride. See. Fly. Are you
ready?
The Bluegrass State of Kentucky has a macabre assortment of hotels
and inns, restaurants, parks, roads and highways, cemeteries, and
historic locales that are haunted by ghosts that linger and grow.
Examine more than 40 locations providing visitor
information-including places to go, things to do, and tasty morsels
to eat-as you explore the history, legends, and ghosts of haunted
Kentucky. Read about Abraham Lincoln, who dreamed of his own
assassination, and a well-wishing female specter at Mark's Feed
Store. Visit the Shandies Restaurant where chairs move by
themselves, or meet the ghost bride of Cumberland Falls, who rises
out of the water on nights of the full moon. Be careful at Child's
Branch Bridge where an unfriendly ghost causes drivers to crash,
and listen to the murderer at Pioneer Cemetery who screeches in
pain before his hanging. A detailed listing of locations will start
your ghostly journey of Kentucky. Happy haunting!
..".I know the risks, and moderate them when I can, but still I
press on, even into adversity. There are very few things I fear,
and even this situation was not one of them.
But still...every now and then...just once and a while...
I wonder...I question...I seek to understand why...
Beaten to the edge of rationality, stunned beyond the capability
of comprehension, between racking sobs and painful gasps for breath
I screamed into the chaos,
'What in the bloody hell am I doing out here?'
I was not really expecting an answer..."
Through a series of adventures told with humor and passion,
"Life is a Road, Get on it and Ride" captures the essence of the
motorcycling experience and carries the reader where few have
ventured before. Take a wild ride into the magical worlds along the
highways of America and a passionate tour through the mysterious
soul of an avid motorcycle rider. Experience what one reader calls,
"A little bit of Jung, a little bit of Freud, and a little bit of
rock and roll." (Doc D)
..".I know the risks, and moderate them when I can, but still I
press on, even into adversity. There are very few things I fear,
and even this situation was not one of them.
But still...every now and then...just once and a while...
I wonder...I question...I seek to understand why...
Beaten to the edge of rationality, stunned beyond the capability
of comprehension, between racking sobs and painful gasps for breath
I screamed into the chaos,
'What in the bloody hell am I doing out here?'
I was not really expecting an answer..."
Through a series of adventures told with humor and passion,
"Life is a Road, Get on it and Ride" captures the essence of the
motorcycling experience and carries the reader where few have
ventured before. Take a wild ride into the magical worlds along the
highways of America and a passionate tour through the mysterious
soul of an avid motorcycle rider. Experience what one reader calls,
"A little bit of Jung, a little bit of Freud, and a little bit of
rock and roll." (Doc D)
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