Filling Up The Brown Bag

This book is for anyone who faces the task of preparing a children's sermon...It is designed to provide practical information and suggestions for making this part of the worship service a meaningful experience for children and a joy for sermon-givers.

In Search of Life chronicles the harrowing journeys of multiple refugee seekers fleeing their homelands, risking everything in pursuit of peace, opportunity, and a place to call home. Ali and Abdul Rahim endure nerve-wracking trials, illegally crossing borders and navigating countless dangers seeking sanctuary in Europe. Through hard work and resilience, they eventually find themselves back in the Middle East, reconnecting with memories and loved ones once lost. While this narrative springs from the writer’s imagination, it echoes the stories of over 27 million refugees worldwide, dreaming big in the face of unbelievable adversity. More than a portrayal of distress and pity, this is a tale of strength, perseverance, and the enduring power of hope. No matter the difficulties endured, the longing for safety and human dignity rings clear.

Monograph comprising readings on employees attitudes to their employment and work ethics in the USA - covers problems of boredom, alienation and lack of job satisfaction, particularly in assembly line work, and presents the attitudes of young workers, trade unions, the woman worker and the working class, etc.

The author of the popular 'Brown Bag' books shares his method of gathering materials and preparing children's sermons. These sermons capture the imagination of children of all ages in ways that are simple, graphic, and direct.