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Timothy Samuels is thoroughly confused, hurt and disgusted with life and with religion in particular. He is hired by his uncle, Bishop Robert Graystein to be a photo-journalist for his church. Bishop Graystein has a premonition that a tragedy will occur at one of the conventions that Timothy is assigned to cover. Timothy feels that his assignment as a photo-journalist is just a CONNED VOCATION that his uncle conceived to convert him. Timothy must solve the mystery, connect with his daughter, and ultimately discover the reality of God. THE CONNED VOCATION is filled with satire, humor, mystery, romance and poetry.

Flying Escapades- tragic, hair-raising and hilarious flying stories. This book highlights flying experiences that the author has had and those of others that he met on his journey. The stories range from an aircraft getting blown off the runway in North Carolina to a Learjet descending through a snow storm in northern British Columbia, Canada with a flight crew ignoring the minimum altitude required. Another story deals with a tragic crash on a stormy night with a Learjet 35 doing a Medivac mission to an island off the coast of British Columbia, Canada. At night and in bad weather, why did the pilots make a simple mistake that cost them and the three nurses on board their lives? Th ...

This book will start a discussion about Christians being Pro-Choice. This book might stir and shake up some Christians. This book based on the acrostic "Sad Etc."-- "start a discussion and engage the culture." After the pages of introduction, the other 66 pages of this book are blank, except for Bible passages that teach man's worth and value to God. These blank pages represent the true Biblical reasons for Christians to be Pro-Choice. Paul wrote, “I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you by the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel” Galatians 1:6 NIV "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose th ...

A lengthy book, and pleasant to hold in the hand. What is inside it? Hmm ... stanzas, each in the seventeen syllable form of a haiku: yet constituting informative writing in clear and simple prose (like this description you are reading, which is in the same stanza form). What is it about? The cover says: satire on life and religion. Is it funny, then? Sometimes, and sometimes a good deal worse than funny. There are passages, a few, that bring you up short. What were you thinking? About what you met in your life, and what you thought you think about God. (You know, that God, the most hilarious being in the universe.) The book is built of brief discourses, that seem like s ...

This is the true untold story of the prophet Hezekiah at Fisher Bay Bible Camp.