With every choice that a teen makes, they are adding one more brick to the foundation that the rest of their lives will be placed upon. Teenage Construction Zone is a helpful resource for teens dealing with complex and confusing decisions that have the power to determine their future. Issues such as drugs, alcohol, peer pressure, choosing friends, relationships, sex, suicide, and goal setting are dealt with and illustrated by true stories that Trey has collected from real life teens around the globe.

Teenage Construction Zone offers life-changing advice on the most difficult issues faced by modern teens. What does God say about issues like friendship, dating, drugs, and personal fitness? Find out with the companion Bible study, which substantiates each point chapter by chapter with Scriptures, discussion questions, and an easy to use format right inside the book for your convenience. This is an incredible tool for any Christian group.

I Didn't Miscarry Her... She Died is a vivid and creative expression of what it's like to lose an unborn child and heal from such a loss. Through a combination of real life stories, poetry, song lyrics, letters, quotes, and personal observations, author Michelle Myers-Walters meets every experience with refreshing honesty and comfort for the hurting mother.

Ben lives a charmed life in the various National Forests where his father works. He meets Wago in Homochitto National Forest in southern Mississipppi. He is awe struck with the friendly and intelligent, but shy, dog. When Ben and his buddies stumble upon trespassers on a neighbor's property, they learn why Wago is so strange. Ben carelessly puts himself in harm's way before the case is solved.

18 Steps to Win a Local Election gives independent and third party candidates everything they need to know to conduct a successful and well run campaign. In the 18 Steps to Win a Local Election Workbook, Butler gives candidates the tools to plan out a campaign tailored the needs of each election, complete with checklists, budgeting worksheets, sample press releases, and much more. 18 Steps to Win a Local Election is not designed as a partisan tool. It is designed to assist the average American who wants to be a leader in their local government. This is a supplement to 18 Steps to Win a Local Election Handbook.

18 Steps to Win a Local Election gives independent and third party candidates everything they need to know to conduct a successful and well run campaign. In the 18 Steps to Win a Local Election Handbook, Robert Butler presents the necessary background information, methodology, and strategy required for a local election. 18 Steps to Win a Local Election is not designed as a partisan tool. It is designed to assist the average American who wants to be a leader in their local government. Companion workbook also available.

Written with kids of all ages in mind, Thank You, Mr. Jenkins is a true story about dealing with adversity, acceptance and how one person can make an incredible difference in someone's life. A simple story, engaging illustrations and a positive viewpoint will encourage and motivate anyone who reads it.

Do not be surprised if you feel a call after meeting Herman Neusch. This energetic 85 year old has followed the path of service to others for decades and has gained an authentic Christian faith. Hear the challenge to walk in vibrant faith toward your destiny and fulfill your own mission. All profits from the sale of this book go to Hope for Haiti, Inc.

From Myth to Belief is a collection of short stories written in Greek. From Myth to Belief was originally published by Orama Publications and Greeks for Christ International.

In August 2005, University of Kansas Freshman John Woosley picked up a copy of Gaston Leroux's book The Phantom of the Opera and decided he was going to make the first truly faithful film adaptation. It was going to be feature length, done while in college, and for $20,000. Four years later, Woosley released the film Angel of Music. Between those two moments, Woosley faced constant struggles from cast, crew, students, and teachers, but was able to overcome them all to make an original film that would leave a lasting impression on the Phantom mythology. For anyone who has ever been told you can't do something, Woosley shows that in the end, persistence does indeed pay off.