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Transforming Children Into Spiritual Championships: Why Children Should Be Yo…
In Transforming Children into Spiritual Champions, George Barna challenges churches and Christian families to focus on nurturing strong spiritual foundations in the lives of children. Using extensive research and biblical principles, Barna demonstrates how early spiritual training profoundly influences lifelong faith and values. The book provides practical strategies for parents, teachers, and …
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- 0-8307-3293-4
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- BV4529 B37 2003
Tales Hard Times
In Tales of Hard Times, David R. Collins brings to life the experiences of children and families during the Great Depression through a series of compelling short stories. Each tale portrays the resourcefulness, faith, and compassion that helped people survive economic and emotional challenges. Blending historical accuracy with human warmth, Collins provides readers with a moving portrayal of en…
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- 0-87614-433-4
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- PR451 C66 1990
Shaped by God's Heart: The Passion and Practice of Missional Church
In Shaped by God’s Heart, Milfred Minatrea explores how churches can rediscover their original purpose as God’s agents of mission in the world. He outlines practical principles for cultivating a missional mindset that prioritizes spiritual transformation, authentic relationships, and active service beyond church walls. Through vivid examples and research-based insights, Minatrea challenges …
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- 0-7879-7111-1
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- BV601 8 M57 2004
Gone With The Wind
Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell is a sweeping historical novel set during the American Civil War and Reconstruction era. It tells the story of Scarlett O’Hara, a determined Southern woman who struggles to survive and adapt amid the fall of the Old South and the hardships that follow. Themes of love, loss, pride, and survival intertwine as Scarlett’s relationship with Rhett Butler un…
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- 733 p.
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- PS 3525 M68 1936
Patriots: The Men Who Started the American Revolution
Patriots: The Men Who Started the American Revolution by A. J. Langguth presents a vivid and engaging narrative of the American Revolution, focusing on the personalities, motivations, and struggles of the leaders who helped shape the nation’s independence. Through historical accounts and firsthand sources, Langguth portrays figures such as Samuel Adams, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, George Wa…
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- 9780671675622
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- 637 p.
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- E 208 L27 1988
Washington's Crossing
Washington's Crossing by David Hackett Fischer is a richly detailed account of George Washington’s daring attack across the Delaware River during the American Revolution. The book vividly recounts the events of December 1776, when Washington’s leadership and resolve turned the tide of war in favor of the struggling Continental Army. Fischer masterfully combines historical analysis with huma…
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- 521725940300300000000013
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- 564 p.
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- E 263.P4 F575 2004
Abraham Lincoln The War Years-I
Abraham Lincoln: The War Years – I by Carl Sandburg opens the four-volume account of Lincoln’s presidency during the Civil War. This volume explores the early challenges faced by Lincoln as he assumed leadership in a divided nation, addressing his decisions, strategies, and moral convictions amid growing conflict. Sandburg combines rich historical detail with narrative depth to capture Linc…
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- The Sangam Edition
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- 660 p.
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- E 457.2 1939 v.3
Abraham Lincoln The War Years- IV
Abraham Lincoln: The War Years – IV by Carl Sandburg is the concluding volume of his monumental biography on the life of Abraham Lincoln. This work covers the final phase of Lincoln’s presidency, the progress of the Civil War, and his leadership during a time of national crisis. Through detailed narrative and historical documentation, Sandburg presents a deeply human portrait of Lincoln, re…
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- The Sangam Edition
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- 515 p.
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- E 457.2 1939 v.6
Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent Inside the Clinton White House
Unlimited Access is a firsthand account by former FBI agent Gary Aldrich, who worked as a security specialist in the White House during the Clinton administration. The book exposes alleged security failures, political manipulation, and moral issues within the administration. Aldrich shares his personal experiences and insider perspective on the culture and conduct of White House officials. The …
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- 222 p.
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- JK 518 A63 1996
The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America
This book presents a powerful warning against the erosion of religious freedom and the merging of church and state authority. Percy T. Magan argues that such developments endanger the nation’s moral and spiritual foundation, echoing prophetic themes from Revelation. His call to uphold liberty and conscience remains relevant to readers concerned about faith, politics, and national integrity.
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- 196 p.
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- HX 61 M35 1899
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