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You were young and free. You wanted all you get from your youth. Your thinking included in an immoral lifestyle. You knew it wasn’t the best way to live, but you were free! Now, you are a grown woman. You are a Christian. Perhaps you are married. The sting of the past won’t go away. You know God has forgiven you. You believe it’s all under the blood. But it’s your mind that won’t let you rest. What can you do to deal with the past while trying to forge a better future? How do you explain it to your Godly boyfriend with whom you see a future. What if your children find something?

The 17 chapters in Frieda Cowling’s book include many helpful hints for weight loss, a calorie counter, recipes, a carbohydrate counter, tips for buying food, rules for eating out, charts for determining your ideal weight, a life-long plan to control weight, plus much more!

The ten most powerful words you will ever understand.

Evangelist Joe Boyd was All-American tackle at Texas A&M College. He had big plans in business, but God kept after him until Bro. Boyd said “Yes” to Him. God has helped him to win thousands of souls.

The object of this book is to set forth the principles of the art of teaching.

Mrs. Hyles shares her everyday experiences to illustrate how nothing that happens in our lives is an accident.

You have done your best as a parent to bring your child up in a God-fearing home. You dream of their future decisions to stay with the teachings they were reared with.
Then, something happens, they realize they have a free will. They misuse that God given will to bring heartache to themselves and you. This is all too common an issue in good Christian homes.

It seems every home should be as smooth as the “Leave It To Beaver” or “Father Knows Best.” But, your past is nothing like what you saw around you. It was embarrassing to have your friends at your house growing up because you never knew what to expect. Now you are a woman and the haunts of the past put you in fear of passing this curse to your children. You want your children to know their grandparents and relatives, but they always have questions for you on the trip home like, “Mommy, Why does grandpa…”

You only planned to have one drink to fit in. The idea was to just fit in at that one party or gathering. You never intended for your life to be controlled by such a small thing as a cigarette or a bottle. Now, the one time becomes many times. The “casual” has become “normal” for you. You feel like your life is in a tailspin because you know what you are doing is wrong, but it has such a grip on you. What can you do now?

The life of Beverly Hyles.

This book deals with lessons Cindy Hyles-Schaap has learned that have helped her to feel happy in life.

A compilation of heartwarming and passionate lessons learned from the life of Marlene Evans.

This looseleaf notebook is a unique tool to organize your devotional life.

After the author’s famous book, Blue Denim and Lace was published, readers began asking for more.

A guide for stepmothers.

A documented account of a man who has proved the truth that you cannot outgive God!

This book is an exciting account of the fourteenth largest forest fire ever in the state of California.

Written especially for teenagers, this book includes stories which address issues such as purity, smoking, drinking, and more.

Hundreds of pictures present ideas for decorating with before and after photographs. Nine appendixes are featured including furniture types, refurnishing, floral arrangement, window types. Study questions are included at the end of each unit. Color wheels and how to use them are included.

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In this booklet, five of the seven stories spotlight children with cancer. If you or someone you know is dealing with a chronically ill child, this booklet is a must read.

You hear people praying for you. You know that you could do more for the Lord if you felt better. You could be a better wife and mother. But, your illness doesn’t go away with a simple pill or supplement. It is chronic, you will live and die with it. How can you face the future?

This book was written by a lovely lady who was diagnosed several years ago with Parkinson’s disease.