Black History Month
February 2, 2010
Take a moment to grab the hand of someone unlike yourself and say, “We have a long way to go, America, but look how far we’ve come!”
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In With the New!
January 2, 2010
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Stolen Identity - The Price of Slavery Today
November 4, 2009
Is freedom worth the fight? Ask the little girl with no name...  Read more...
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-- Jyoti P. (Bangalore, India)
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Forgotten Girls: Stories of Hope and Courage (094)

Stories of deep pain, inspiring courage, and hard-won hope demonstrate God working through compassionate people to rescue and restore the ones most often overlooked--girls in the hard places of the world.  Addressing physical suffering, education, sexual protection, prison, war and spiritual life, readers will find practical action steps and prayer points that will allow them to help free the forgotten.

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Second-Half Adventure: Don't Retire-Use Your Time, Skills & Resources to Change the World (095)
A social worker from New England... a Texas airline pilot.. a homemaker from California... a lawyer who has lived everywhere... a quilter in Oregon. What do they have in common?  All are on the adventure of their lives.  Like many others among the 77 million baby boomers, these men and women don't want to retire from contributing when they retire from their careers.  So they are using their time, skills, and resources to make a difference.  Written in conjunction with Finishers Project, this book will help baby boomers discover a second-half adventure that fits them and counts for eternity.
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The Call of Zulina: Grace in Africa trilogy Book 1 (096)
WEST AFRICA, 1787:  Grace Winslow, daughter of a mixed marriage between an English sea captain and an African princess, is swept up in a slave revolt after she escapes the family compound to avoid an odious betrothal.  As the truth about the fortress Zulina unfolds, Grace begins to grasp the brutality and ferocity of the family business--the capture and trade of slaves.  Despite being held for ramsom, viciously maimed and threatened with death, Grace casts her lot with the African captives.  She is especially moved by the African Cabeto's passion and willingness to sacrifice anything, including his own life, for his people's freedom.  Leaning on the faith of her nanny Mama Muco, Grace risks everything to follow her heart.
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In The Presence of the Poor: Changing the Face of India (097)

"Why does God make so many poor people?"  That is the question Dr. Vijayam, PhD, recipient of India's highest national science award, kept asking as he grew up.  He could not get over the suffering, despair and seeming hopelessness all around him in India.  In this deeply moving account of one man, whose life was profoundly changed by God, we see the power one life can make even in the most challenging of circumstances.  Reaching across deep cultural chasms, Dr. Vijayam pioneered the idea of harnessing technology for the poor and using it in combination with cutting-edge microenterprise concepts.  So what can one person do?  Only change the world.

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Once Blind: The Life of John Newton (A098)
From a troubled childhood, to enforced service in the Royal Navy where he was such a blasphemous troublemaker that he was traded to a slave ship, God pursued John Newton with relentless love and amazing grace. The worst of the worst, John Newton became a ringing voice for God, telling his story in his stirring hymn "Amazing Grace." His cry for abolition helped turn the heart of a nation and bring the African slave trade to an end. The final chapter tells of the realities of slavery in the 21st century and what it means to be an abolitionist today.
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