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“Join young readers on a journey of discovery in ‘Exploring Wesleyan Arminian Theology for Children.’ This engaging book introduces foundational principles of Wesleyan Arminian theology in a child-friendly manner. Through relatable stories and simple explanations, children will explore concepts such as free will, God’s love for all, and the importance of making choices aligned with God’s teachings. This delightful exploration encourages a deeper understanding of faith and the joy of living in accordance with Wesleyan Arminian beliefs.”

, and banish all the world is a book of prose poems.

Journal

Objective: Freedom launched the series Freedoms Objective. It won the international award for best new novel of 2013. It was closely followed by six sequels. The characters remain basically the same but change as the years go on. War, fun, love, travel, adventure, economic wrangling and a couple of characters right out of the old horse operas make for fun and relaxation in an otherwise tense situation. Now, we will learn where all of these different characters started. In this story heroes are made and careers are wrecked. Foreign travel and adventure lure you to exotic places. The military and diplomatic stories play a big part, but so do the human interest and attempts at intrigue.

"Incredibly vivid and moving. I highly recommend it!" John Marshall Jones, Actor (Disney Channel's 'Smart Guy') What begins as a silhouette of Leon Knight's personality, flourishes quickly into a rich and detailed saga of friendship and a growingly complex love affair. "Johnson uses his words to paint a picture that you cannot only see in your mind, but taste on your tongue, and feel in your heart." Ranelle Woolums, American Critic

This book is a compilation of the senior class group photos from Nescopeck High School (Nescopeck, PA) from 1903-1967. These photos were displayed in the main hall. Since we had “open” lunch hours and many evening school events, the whole community had these photos available to view (people frozen in an earlier time--parents, aunts and uncles, neighbors, friends, teachers, or anyone else we knew). They were never vandalized. Once the school merged with the Berwick Area School District, the photos were taken down and put into storage. This book was published in an effort to bring them back to the community to share once again with families reminiscing about NHS. The photos have been digit ...