Barbara Bryant Knihy

Exploring the profound questions of existence, the author emphasizes the significance of each individual's life purpose in glorifying God. With a message of empowerment, Barbara Bryant encourages readers to recognize their unique gifts as vital to God's plan, highlighting the impact of their contributions on the world and the kingdom of Christ. This book serves as a motivational guide for those seeking to understand their role and importance in a larger spiritual narrative.

A story of individual loss, of the suffering inflicted by war, and of how a woman learns to survive both. It is 1918. The war that has been ravaging Europe is nearly over, and eight-year-old Kitty can look forward to growing up in a world where peace will be restored. The kindliness of the Sussex countryside, her well-to-do parents and, above all, her adored brother offer her all the safety and happiness she needs to begin the work of becoming an accomplished young lady. But beneath the elegant veneer of her family's life a tragedy of a different kind is about to change the course of her childhood for ever. We follow Kitty as she finds her way out of a home life shattered by loss and betrayal to a new beginning alongside a man she loves. With another war on the horizon as well as darkness lingering from her past, how secure is this new life she has worked for?

Exploring the humorous and heartfelt moments of childhood, this book captures the experiences of a young boy navigating school and family dynamics with his witty mother. Through laughter and prayer, the story highlights the importance of love and family in growing up. It evokes nostalgia for kindergarten adventures, first pets, and sibling antics, inviting readers to reminisce about their own "coming of age" moments. Written by Barbara Bryant, a Christian author and youth mentor, this delightful tale emphasizes the joy and wisdom found in everyday life.

Facing a significant life challenge, Tara Norton has persevered through years of financial stress and personal sacrifice to earn her doctorate in child psychology. Anticipating a joyful reunion in Little Pines, Oregon, her hopes for the future are abruptly threatened by unforeseen events that challenge her identity and heritage. As she navigates this turmoil, Tara must confront the harsh realities that could unravel everything she has worked for, testing her resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

The narrative delves into the inner workings of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, exploring its origins, key cases, and influential figures throughout history. It highlights the agency's evolution in response to national security challenges and its role in high-profile investigations. The book also examines the ethical dilemmas and controversies faced by the F.B.I., providing insight into the balance between law enforcement and civil liberties. Engaging anecdotes and detailed accounts illustrate the complexities of federal law enforcement in America.

Understanding the nature of free servitude in a time of slavery