Most Popular Books by Alice Gray

There''s nothing quite as wonderful as being a grandmother! Celebrate to the fullest with Keepsakes for a Grandmother''s Heart. It''s full of fun and easy crafts, activities, memorable traditions, and stories, all laced with words of wisdom from Scripture and life experiences. It''s a perfect way to enjoy grandchildren of all ages, and leave your "heart print" on their lives forever!

Reviews the classical traditions and modern innovations of the Japanese art of paper folding and provides instructions for scores of attractive creations

Here is a beautiful, practical resource for recording your inspirations and secret thoughts about the important moments in life. Uplifting quotes and handy, lay-flat binding make Journal for the Heart a must-have addition to your collection.

From the compilers of the popular Lists to Live By series come 200 powerful lists by some of the industry''s top Christian speakers and authors, including Chuck Colson, Joseph Stowell, Max Lucado, Pat Robertson, Shirley Dobson, Henry Blackaby, Dennis Rainey, Bill Gothard, Rick Warren, John MacArthur, Chuck Swindoll, and Bruce Wilkinson. The lists are divided into twelve easy-to-reference sections, with topics like virtue, prayer, faith, Christian marriage, God''s wisdom, worship, fellowship/community, heaven, and family. Full of humor, insight, and practical advice, these lists will deepen faith, strengthen relationships, nurture hope, and build character. The Power to Inspire Life-giving truth is all around us, but who can remember it all? We''ve made it easy by gathering the most essential information into 200 powerful lists. Whether you need a spiritual lift, a moment''s encouragement, a deeper appreciation for worship, or wisdom for a key decision--it''s all here. As you read through these priceless insights from respected Christian authors, linger over your favorite lists and savor the profound wisdom. Lists To Live By will deepen your faith, strengthen relationships, nurture hope, build character, and ultimately enrich your life. Story Behind the Book Every day you are bombarded with mountains of information, but how do you sort out what''s best? How do you remember it? How do you bring order to the chaos? We''ve made it easy by condensing some of the most valuable ideas into 200 bite-sized gems. The Oregonian newspaper ( Portland, OR ) calls list-o-mania the hottest, coolest, most sensational trend in pop culture. The bestselling Lists to Live By series is on top of that wave. In all of our books, we have intentionally avoided lists about the trivial...and instead focused on what really matters. In The Christian Collection we''ve searched the world (well, almost) for the most powerful and inspirational lists on prayer, faith, hope, heaven, love, family, worship, wisdom, and comfort. Like a compass, this collection will keep your life headed in the right direction. As with all the books in the series, these are not lists to do, but lists to become. From the Trade Paperback edition.

This gift set includes a book with inspirational love stories selected from the bestselling "Stories for the Heart" plus a matching bookmark, and eight note cards with envelopes.

Capture your heart''s deepest desires and your unspoken dreams in the pages of this exquisite journal, sumptuously illustrated by Susan Mink Colclough. Lightly ruled and graced with inspirational quotes and Scripture ... a lovely treasure in tandem with Quiet Moments and a Cup of Tea and Morning Coffee and Time Alone.

Ida is sixteen and miserable. She had been so for as long as she can remember. Yet there is a way out. Euthanasia in 2023 is available for the mentally-anguished whom are over sixteen. Four doctors must sign the form however, and one of them only agrees to if Ida meets another patient of hers. Named Alec. Ida and Alec despite their initial reluctance to attempt to bond with anyone, discover an understanding and later love. They ask for a stay. A six-month period to decide if death is the right decision after all. Not long afterwards Ida''s main doctor starts encouraging her to go through with euthanasia. Subtly at first but later more persistently. Ida feels her suicidal ways return.Alec discovers through hacking the system, the treatment centres have a covert policy of encouraging patients wavering on the decision to go through with it. For fear of being sued for euthanising patients capable of recovery with the right treatment. Alec stores the emails. Ida attempts to stay strong as Rita hints at how worthless and pointless her life is to continue...

This book is the catalogue for the retrospective art exhibition of the contemporary American realist painter, Mary Ann Currier. Currier was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1927 and has been an artist for more than four decades. The book emphasizes the visual poetry found in her large-scale still life paintings. There are 40 full color plates and 25 additional color photographs of her works. The exhibition was organized by the Speed Art Museum.

"By Julia A. Mathews (i.e., "Alice Gray"). Copyright 1866 by Robert Carter and Brothers. "Cambridge Press. Dakin and Metcalf."--title page verso. In blue cloth. Third wood-engraved plate signed by "Avery sc." "Golden ladder series"--series title, spine."