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"There Must Be More To Christmas" is a delightful Christmas book for the entire family. Complete with: Stories for both adults and children, traditional Christmas songs, riddles and rhymes. All designed to let you enjoy Christmas...no matter what time of the year.

Does absolute truth exist? Right and wrong? Morality? How about God? Is it even logical to still believe in the existence of a Creator or is the concept mere fantasy? For millennia, philosophers, teachers, theologians, and scientists have debated these topics even though the answers were there all along. Focusing on two words, states and values, The Math of God answers these and many of life’s other great mysteries using three amazingly simple formulas. Through a combination of story and simple logic, the book breaks down complex theory into an easy-to-follow, practical guide that allows readers to explore breaking through humanity’s self-imposed limitations. Targeted toward twenty ...

Are you a professional typist/transcriptionist and when asking for a raise you were told "... so type faster!"? Well, never ask for that raise again! Simply cast these magical spells and smile on your way to the bank! By becoming a "master macro magician" you can obtain that long sought pay raise! Learn from the Master Magician Extraordinaire himself ... and smile all the way to the bank!

Living your blessed life might include many things life traveling to your favorite places, having amazing family experiences, loving your career more than everyday, all the while walking intimately with God. Writing about your plans, experiences, notes, downloads from God, etc. is a great way to remember ALL the amazing things you need. Writing solidifies things. Get your notebook and WRITE about it!!

The reader of this book will see Seven keys that will help them discover how to break out of their current circumstances and see that the Mission is Possible. It will enable them to break out into the freedom that God has already prepared for them!

Breaking the Ice is a book that discusses the reasons why face- to- face interaction has become difficult and different strategies to assist in meeting people for the first time. Situations such as meeting neighbors, students in class, people in the workplace are just a few examples of times when social media and technology will not assist you in starting a conversation. Let us regain comfort in being social without social media.

By reading this book, you will learn how to believe God for the seemingly impossible situations in your life. You will experience the love of Christ and realize that not only is He well able to perform the impossible in your life, but that He also wants to. My hope is to inspire all who read this book to move from the impossible to the possible in every area of their lives.

Our challenge planners have space to plan out work for 30 weeks of challenge, plus space for volunteer work, etc. This planner has black and white interior pages.

COLUMBIA AVENUE is a story about the death of a baby, one that had life for nine months, and one that achieved his purpose in that short time. He didn’t have a chance to live outside his mother’s womb. His story is divine, yet his parents still grieve for him. The prose hopefully will serve as comfort to those who experience what Nehemiah’s parents are experiencing. He will always and forever remain in our hearts.

In yet another Ben Swetmore history book... We yet again take a deep-dive into the past of Columbus, Wisconsin, as we explore the interesting history of various buildings, locations, objects, and in this volume particularly, the people that helped build Columbus in the 20th Century, being influential to the City’s early development in one way or another. Discover their stories and other interesting tales of years gone by, as we explore individuals born between 1799-1857 in this volume. Join us as we travel back in time to relive Columbus' glory days and discover some of the "People who built Columbus". A fascinating read for local history enthusiasts and historians alike.