Terry Boyle Knihy

Emphasizing a proactive mindset, this book encourages readers to embrace a "Can Do" attitude to transform their lives. It shares the author's personal journey of finding joy in both a day job and passion projects, illustrating the importance of loving what you do. Readers are inspired to think freely, seek positivity in their experiences, and recognize when it's time to pursue new opportunities. The narrative promotes building a supportive belief system and highlights the potential for connection with others who can aid in personal and professional growth.

The author recounts his personal transformation from strict religiosity to experiencing the profound grace of God, illustrating how this shift significantly impacted both his life and his ministry. Through his journey, he explores themes of faith, redemption, and the liberating power of grace, offering insights that resonate with those seeking deeper spiritual understanding.

Exploring the intersection of liturgy and poetry, this collection delves into the complexities of modern life and the human experience. Through evocative language, it captures themes of connection, spirituality, and the beauty of expression. The poems reflect a dialogue between Moses and a friend, emphasizing a yearning for meaning beyond materialism. While it doesn't offer simple solutions to life's challenges, it suggests that humanity is more nuanced than mere conformity, inviting readers to engage with the deeper truths of existence.

The author shares a compelling 40-day fast experience intertwined with his six years in Papua New Guinea, detailing both natural and spiritual adventures. He reflects on his initial three years establishing a Bible College in Port Moresby, followed by three years as the field director of the mission. His journey highlights the challenges and triumphs faced in a unique cultural setting, ultimately leading to his return to Australia to pastor a church and oversee a Christian school.

In times of uncertainty we desperately crave something to bring comfort to our troubled hearts. Whether it's a song, art, a piece of music or an inspiring poem, we seek to find a temporary place of refuge against the turmoil of the times. This collection of poetry is not a panacea for the ills of modern society. It's not an escape, rather it aims to reflect with candidness the complex, sometimes contradictory, emotions of the human experience. Feelings of despair, hope, love, and anger can assail the mind at times and sometimes it's almost impossible to put those feelings into words. It's my hope that those who read the myriad of emotional shades and colours of my own personal experiences will find a comfort in knowing that we're not alone.

Exploring the quirky and unusual aspects of Ontario's history, this collection reveals intriguing tales from various towns and cities. Readers will encounter fascinating figures, such as the imposter at Rockwood Asylum and the man who publicized his wife's death before her murder. The narrative delves into unique events, including Ontario's first bullfight and the curious reasons behind lumberjacks' beards. Each mini-history showcases the eccentricities that shaped the region's past, offering a captivating glimpse into its lesser-known stories.