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David Lewis wrote his autobiography in 1854. He wrote it so that his posterity could learn and benefit from the things that he experienced in his life.

This is the story of a father's reflection on his life, his little girl, a rock band, and God. Read how this 54-year old may never have become the father of his adopted daughter, had it not been for the Beatles and a chance encounter (or was it?) with the former U.S. Manager of the Beatles Apple Records. A must-read for all who believe they're too old (or too self-centered!) to become a parent.

A rollicking ride thru the Garden State and Greenwich Village. Follow the author on his spiritual odyssey thru the roads and rock venues of New Jersey in the 70's and 80's. This book will drop you off at a different stop then the one you left from. NOTE this publication includes the Israel journal From America to Amorika.

In this book we introduce you to Sister Maria Celeste Crostarosa, a marvelous mystic of the eighteenth century, whose message still has a lot to say to our twentieth century. Today, we are seeing a new openness toward the prayer life in all its many forms. People long to satisfy that deep hunger hidden in all of us for union with the divine. It is in this area that Maria Celeste has something to offer. She is a mystic who believes that prayer, in all its forms, from beginning to end, is a gradual deepening of a union which already began with God’s loving creation of us in His own image. Its natural direction and, if we are faithful to prayer, its natural terminus is divine union wit ...

The Ring is what every single is looking for. In this book, we will explore why this is so. Whether you are male or female, the author will help you identify where this pursuit began for you. Tenishia Sharp shares her personal triumphs over rejection and how she learned to tap into the power of her identity.