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It was a project like no other. There was an energy right from the first meeting. Not everyone knew each other but it didn’t matter. No-one knew how to do this thing but that didn’t matter either. In 1993, the Right Reverend Frank K. Allan, 8th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, was keeping an interested eye on the rapid development of a northern suburb known as Johns Creek. He began to think about the Christian souls who were settling there, putting down roots to begin a new life and raise their children in a new city. Where would they worship? How would they express their Christian faith? What could he do meet their needs? The Good Tree is the story of a group of parishioners from Saint David’s Episcopal Church in Roswell who got together to build a mission church in nearby Alpharetta. Beginning with prayer and enthusiasm and guided by the inspirational Father Noel Burtenshaw, the founding of a new mission church was a deeply spiritual and yet very human journey for all concerned. The Good Tree describes that journey, from its unexpected beginnings, through the first twenty-five years of highs and lows, twists and turns, including the difficult period that followed the ordination of Canon Gene Robinson as Bishop of New Hampshire. If you ever wondered how a church building comes to be in a particular place at a particular time, or if you are interested in exploring the expression of Christianity in the modern world, or if you are simply interested in reading an inspiring story about a group of ordinary people with a determined Christian purpose, then you will enjoy reading The Good Tree.

The Good Tree tells the inspiring story of a group of dedicated Christians who got together in 1994 to build an Episcopal mission church in the North Atlanta suburbs. From the early days of hope and prayer through 25 years of highs and lows, their progress is charted as their mission unfolds.

Grab a glass of organic wine, sit down, and savor this comic romance that's truly good enough to eat. You may want to have your grocery list nearby because every chapter ends with a tempting recipe. You may recognize shades of Fifty Shades of Grey when Sophia Verde stumbles into the Bee's Knees Farm booth on her way to pick up her friend's produce box. She is deeply attracted to farmer Roger Branch, who is earthy, elegant, and curiously private. City-savvy Sophia becomes captivated by the farmer's slow, sensual ways. He's not an alpha-male power broker like she's usually attracted to, but she finds herself longing to become part of his dance with nature and the seasons.Sophia barters her skills for a produce subscription of her own, discovering the pleasures of organic farming, seasonal cooking, and generous lovemaking. Along the way, she learns cooking tips and shares sixty plant-powered recipes. Let her help you get healthy and cook with kindness using pure seasonal, local, and organic ingredients. Learn core recipes such as Cashew Cream, Flaxseed Eggs, and Good Baking Mix. Discover new favorites too, such as Lentilicious Sunshine Spread, Sweet-and-Tart Collard Tangle, Chocolate Coldocado, and Potluck-Pride Peach Cobbler.Sexy without being explicit and deeply amusing, Fifty Weeks of Green may inspire you to save money, eat scrumptious food, and ignite your inner frisky while making a difference. Read it for the love, keep it for the recipes.

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Adakah yang memikirkan seseorang hampir setiap hari selama satu dekade? Pastinya ada. Bisa jadi kalian seperti presenter sekaligus anchor terkenal, Anya Siswanto. Bayangkan saja, selama sepuluh tahun, hati dan pikirannya kerap tertuju pada satu orang. Raynor Abrar. Lucunya, yang dipikirkannya itu bukan siapa-siapa. Bukan temannya, bukan mantan kekasihnya, dan bukan pula suaminya! Tetapi kekasih kakak kelasnya semasa kuliah. Sebutan apa yang tepat untuk Anya? Pastinya sinting dan tidak masuk akal, tapi … itu benar-benar terjadi! Nah, sekarang bayangkan bagaimana reaksi Anya saat Raynor dikenalkan sebagai direktur programming yang baru? Lalu bayangkan juga, apa yang terjadi saat mereka terjebak dalam lift yang mati di ketinggian lantai enam? Apakah mereka akhirnya saling bicara dan mengenal satu sama lain? Pasti kalian bertanya-tanya, kan? Terlebih Anya masih terikat pernikahan dengan Bagas yang kasar dan ringan tangan. Dalam dua minggu semuanya menjadi jelas dan kalian akan tahu jawabannya.

Maintaining a lasting, loving relationship starts by accepting that "happily ever after" is a myth. Friendship on Fire is a reality tale that gives practical and spiritual strategies for a passionate connection that lasts. Love is a fire; like a fire it explodes then when the fuel is gone it starts to die. You hold the matches needed to keep that fire aglow but under control. You are responsible for your relationship; build it on a Friendship on Fire. You need passion to keep the sparks flying and friendship for to keep them under control. Therapist Dr. Linda Miles shares secrets to successful and lasting relationships based on real life. She uses her more than thirty years of experience and research to explain what really works to keep the flames alive in simple, yet inspiring language. Friendship on Fire is loaded with tips that couples can implement to be more loving. It's up to you what you do with your matches.

For four decades, Dr Linda Lancaster's healing knowledge has been available only to her star-studded client list, including Mamma Mia's Amanda Seyfried. In Harmonic Healing, her first book, she shares her lifetime of knowledge with readers for the first time. In this book, she introduces readers to what she likes to call 'The Invisible Within the Visible', the energetic roots of ill health - caused by toxins, radiations, shock and stress - and how these invisible attacks on the energetic level manifest in the physical, starting in the liver. She also offers a comprehensive, doable and affordable programme to help readers rebalance their health and achieve a state of comprehensive wellbeing. Dr Lancaster's six-week programme is based on natural ingredients and non-chemical processes, requiring no expensive supplements. Readers will learn how to remove energetic interferences and reclaim their health through positive lifestyle changes, including cleansing foods, detoxifying baths and homeopathic remedies. Harmonic Healing is co-written with Amely Greeven, New York Times bestselling co-writer of Clean by Dr Alejandro Junger, Primal Fat Burner by Nora Gedgaudas, and Dr Frank Lipman's forthcoming book.

For eighteen years the Linda McCone struggled with depression and alcohol abuse. It was a text book roller coaster ride punctuated by periods of sobriety, during which she was prodded by the relentlessness of a still small voice that kept reminding her to tap into her natural talents. A Hint of Diamond: Two Weeks In The Obama Campaign for President is a highly personal account of the author's experiences in Panama City and Tallahassee Florida during the last two weeks of Obama's campaign for president. The account is interspersed with vignettes of the author's personal relationships with family and friends and also with her struggles with addiction and its consequences. The main character is the narrator/author. Through the voice in which the story is told, the reader sees a clear picture of her struggle to find expression and build a life of creativity as a woman, a veteran and a minority. Other characters appear in vignettes in relation to the author. The many different personalities of the cast make for a lively read. The author uses both humor and pathos to bring these characters to life. A Hint of Diamond: Two Weeks In Obama's Campaign for President is an engaging read.

This Broken Shore is a literary journal featuring New Jersey-connected writers. It includes poetry, literary history, book reviews, essays, and short fiction. Featured authors include Robert Pinsky, Thomas Reiter, Michael Waters, Emanuel di Pasquale, Susanna Rich, Alexander Dickow, Boni Joi, and others. It also includes art by Ronna Lebo, Katie Anne Stone, Rachel Weeks, and Jared Weeks.