The Journey Begins Here

The success of your journey is not based on your ability but in the unconditional love of God and his power to transform your life. God really loves you and his desire is for you to be whole so that you can truly experience a life filled with joy, fruitfulness, peace, prosperity, happiness, and many more beautiful things.

Jazz Thornton has achieved huge international recognition for her work in advocacy for mental health and the use of voices of lived experience to provide hope to those who are struggling. This journal, written with Genevieve Mora, her co-founder of the organisation Voices of Hope, provides a creative approach to self-help in mental health and well-being. This attractive journal contains simple exercises (with examples) plus thoughts and reflections by its two authors, both survivors of mental illness themselves. It is a practical and creative outlet for those struggling with mental health or simply looking to improve their personal outlook on life. As well as exercises there are inspirational quotations, pages for personal reflection or ideas, and even some colouring-in pages. There is a 'Where to Get Help' section at the back.

You’re saved, but now what? The Journey Begins expounds upon the clear path from bondage to deliverance to walking in the promises of God. Our wilderness experiences are part of following Him, but after the wilderness, His presence abides with us. Discover a treasure far more valuable than anything the world has to offer.

Pictorial exercises and activities introduce Spanish vocabulary words and phrases. Also discusses the geography and culture of Spain.

The Cure for the Soul embarks us on a beautiful mystical journey of love and the true yearnings of our erotic sensual souls while introducing a practical philosophy to obtaining true satisfaction in our romantic relationships, through the quest of Geoffrey Lovett's search for his soul's mate. In his constant longing, Geoffrey has little knowledge of the bond he made in his past life or his committed promise to love no other as he plunges through modern day London. He only knows that the echoes of his heart 's song sings of a time long past the veils of modern day society and bears the name of a woman and place his mind can not recall But little does he know she has been yearning for him too. Mona Patterson had all but given up hope of finding the one she prayed for at Aphrodite's Rock and had reside herself to be contented as much as she could in her marriage to David when one day the appearance of an enchanting woman led Mona into Geoffrey's arms. They knew instantly that they could only be with each other but there was a problem and this problem had haunted them down through the centuries

Helps aspiring college students discover where their strengths truly lie and how to develop them to reach their full potential at school and later in the real world.

A retired machinist, Arthur, wanting to write about the gold mines and the now ghost towns of Northern Nevada, will find an adventure beyond imagination. He will meet the waitress Maggie at a coffee shop in Battle Mountain located in mid-Northern Nevada. She will introduce Arthur to a man who lives in Spirit Valley south of town. Mr. Greyson will soon, after a cordial meeting with Arthur, send to his address in Reno a box with a letter inside. The box contains an old twenty-four-channel CB radio. The letter from Mr. Greyson tells Arthur that the stories he told him of meeting the people at the mines and towns during the years 18801905 did happen, for he was there! He can, with the CB radio in Spirit Valley, go back in time meeting the people who lived and worked in the gold and silver mines and towns. The twenty-four-channel radio will allow one to go through the small door in the woodshed back to the years in the past to twenty-four different locations and pastimes in Nevada, Arizona, and California. Giving the property to Maggie, a future love interest develops between Arthur and Maggie. This romance from the future and in the valley will transcend back and forth into the past. A ferryboat journey up the Colorado River in the year 1890 has many events almost ending into a life or death situation. Maggie and Arthur will meet Mr. Greyson, who has relocated back in time to Jarbidge, a mining town in Northern Nevada. Arthur will visit gold mines and will witness the extreme hardships and dangers to the workers using the stone crushers and inside the mine shafts deep in the mountains. During a time-travel visit to Searchlight, a town along the Colorado River, Maggie and Arthur are pushed into a life or death situation. Two men from the future find a way to venture back to the same location through the door in Spirit Valley. These men are hunters and a threat to the survival of the people in the old time period due to the modern weapons and unknown consequences. Arthur makes a life or death decision on what he must do. This decision puts a tremendous mental strain on his relationship with Maggie. Spirit Valley, over the many years, is a sacred valley where the past and present Indian spirits live. Joe White Feather, a spirit man of the local Shoshone Indians, becomes close friends with Maggie and Arthur, who eventually settle in the valley. As a spirit man, he is a strong force in the lives and events that Arthur and Maggie have to endure now in the future and the past.