Who Died And Left You In Charge

Do you remember using or hearing the term, "Who Died and Left You in Charge?" I would think almost all of us have. The title for this book came to author John S. (Stan) Halstead while teaching middle school music at The Oaks Christian School in Summerville, SC. Following a lesson on rudimentary music theory, Stan overheard a sixth grader ask a classmate, "So who quit and made you the know-it-all Cheese Whiz?" when the classmate answered several questions in a row with correct responses. It was a lesson in generative grammar that caused a true ah-ha moment. As you take the journey through these pages, it will begin to become clear why the main title and the subtitle, "The Fundamental Transformation of America," play so well together. There are many people in this day and age who just think or have been convinced they are in charge. Position, power, ability will play tricks on your mind and heart. Are you in charge? Read on and see why I think you are and who died giving you the responsibility.

After 35 years of professional people watching, Jim Vann has condensed his thoughts into an easy to read set of "Letters." to the next generation. Who Died (And Left You In Charge)

Revisit the beloved Charleston Trilogy with #1 New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods in this collection of heartwarming tales. THE BACKUP PLAN It’s finally time for Dinah Davis to go home. The world-weary correspondent wants to settle down with the sweet guy she left behind in South Carolina’s Low Country. Instead, she’s confronted by his black-sheep brother, and—despite her longing for serenity—sparks fly. FLIRTING WITH DISASTER There’s a fine line between desire and disaster. At least, that’s what improper Southern belle Maggie Forsythe thinks when she’s unceremoniously dumped by a fiancé even her mother approved of. Maggie has never cared what anyone thinks, so why is she hiding away from her South Carolina Low Country home? WAKING UP IN CHARLESTON The moment Amanda defied her rich and powerful father to marry Bobby O’Leary, Big Max disowned her. Even now, with Bobby dead and Amanda mired in debt, he refuses to forgive her. Caleb, the new man in Amanda’s life, is determined to mend fences between father and daughter. He also has a far more personal mission—to make Amanda and her family his own. Titles originally published in 2005 and 2006.

Darryl Sims and some of the nation's most prominent and visible preachers, including Jeremiah Wright Jr., Charles E. Booth, Walter S. Thomas, Otis Moss Jr., and Ralph West, candidly explore the struggles that African American men confront daily. Like a beacon of light, these powerful messages present an awakened spirituality as an alternative to such escapes as drugs, crime, and sexual misconduct.

This collection of Vera Brittain's poetry and prose, some of it never published before, commemorates the men she loved - fiancé, brother and two close friends - who served and died in the First World War. It draws on her experiences as a VAD nurse in London, Malta, and France, and illustrates her growing conviction of the wickedness of all war. Illustrated with many extraordinary photographs from Brittain's own albums, and edited with a new introduction by Mark Bostridge, Because You Died is an elegy to men who lost their lives in a bloody conflict, and a volume of remembrance to mark the ninetieth anniversary of the Armistice.

Joseph Berg was due to meet his 'contact' at a pub in London one rainy Friday evening. Unfortunately for Berg and the contact, someone got to the spy first and cut his throat - and Berg both witnessed the murder and became the chief suspect. In his desperation Berg approaches Richard Monk, a young solicitor with a taste for investigation, and Alan Scarby, a barrister who has his work cut out to defend Berg both at the Old Bailey and in Israel.