Most Popular Books by Barbara Miller

"This is a true story of Holocaust survival. The story of Nazi Germany and the Jews is a story of anti-Semitism, gas chambers, genocide and World War 11. The Warsaw ghetto where the Nazis had imprisoned the Jews was being emptied as Adolph Hitler''s Final Solution to murder all of European Jewry was put into action. Lena kept thinking, "It''s my turn next." As some Jews escaped Treblinka and exposed it as being a death camp not a labour camp, young men and women in the ghetto decided to make a stand. Lena helped in the resistance which became the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising by gathering light bulbs from empty houses which could be used for Molotov cocktails. By a miracle, she escaped the ghetto before it became an inferno. But where could she hide? After 18 months in hiding, she found herself tossed out on the streets of war-torn Warsaw. The Poles had risen up against the Germans who crushed the resistance and levelled the city. Where could Lena hide? How did she maintain the will to survive? When it was over and she could walk free, the tears she had held back flooded out because she was all alone and there was no one to care that she had survived and no one to go to. How to rebuild from all the destruction? Author Barbara Miller adds to Holocaust history by skilfully weaving her research with Lena''s diary and interviews to bring her biography to life. Lena helped her companions in hiding to survive with her humour and compassion. She is 100 in January 2019 and her miraculous story of survival against the odds will inspire you to not give up no matter how dark the time or difficult the situation or cruel the people around you."--Publisher''s website.

Forensic anthropologist Dr. Faith Walker has made a career of fooling people. When they ask her to identify a long dead loved one they do not realize her reconstruction of the skull has less science to it than magic. For when Faith touches the skull she can see the departed and many other things. Self-made entrepreneur Vince DeLucca has figured out Faith''s secret and forces her to help him find his dead fiancee so he can close the book on the worst nightmare of his life. Perhaps not the worst, for Vince is plagued by prescient dreams about things blowing up. This unlikely duo, one who can look into the past, and one with horrific glimpses of the future, teams up to solve a murder and track a sociopath with the uncanny ability to set a multitude of death traps for them.

It is fine to pray prayers of petition, but we can decree from our position in heavenly places with Jesus Christ and command barriers to come down, doors to open and situations to change. We can shift atmospheres. We can change the history of nations. Of course, we are using delegated power and authority from God so we need to spend time with Him, hear His heart and mind, and decree from the Father''s heart, not our vain imaginations.International speaker and author Pastor Barbara Miller, an ordained prophet with decades of ministry experience, has given us a how-to manual on writing decrees from her vast experience. You can follow these 7 steps too. Her book gives many examples of how she has used decrees herself. Also, if you are a believer who is happy to stick with the status quo and play safe, you might find these decrees are too dangerous for you. If you''re okay with staying on the sidelines and don''t want to get involved, even from your prayer room, then this book isn''t for you. You''ll be challenged but also inspired to be God''s agent and give voice to His heart for your nation or community. Decrees and Dangerous Prayers will give you the motivation and steps you need to:?Pray and make daring decrees that can change the spiritual atmosphere?Make dangerous decrees and prayers that transform your city or nation ?Have your faith increased as you see the results and feel empowered

In this book you will be taken back to a significant time in Australian history, wherein a brilliant and dignified Aboriginal man William Cooper bravely challenged the norms of his country. This Yorta Yorta man brought change and fought for the human rights of several groups of people who were victims of persecution. Inspiring and moving, this book will stir a sense of humanitarian awareness within the hearts, minds and spirits of its readers. Captivating and filled with insights, this work is a literary beacon of light that dispels the darkness of radical and social discrimination. About the Author Barbara is married to Norman, an Aboriginal Australian and has a son Michael, They live in Cairns, Australia. She is a pastor, mediator, psychologist and teacher. Barbara helped the Mapoon Aboriginal people move back to their land in 1974 after they had been moved off by police for a mine. She helped set up the North Queensland Land Council in 1978. Barbara has written on Queensland discriminatory legislation and deaths in custody. In the 1990''s she was the CEO of the Aboriginal Co-ordinating Council which represented Aboriginal local government. Barbara and Norman take groups of Australians to Israel for Christian conferences.

Best Book of Power Yoga Power Yoga is a special type of exercise and it is also a form of energy workout. It makes you physically and mentally strong. No matter, what are you doing in your professional life, it will help in increasing work performance and output. Learn about Power Yoga and many poses that will benefit you in daily life. With Power Yoga, you can become healthy without any investment on medicines; This is a natural process of being healthy; Power Yoga is considered one of the most effective ways to reduce stress and increase a general overall feeling of happiness and contentment as well as improving flexibility and strength in the body. Book includes pictures of all yoga poses to make them understand better;

Embark on an enchanting adventure in "The Adventures of Hiro and Victor: The Legend of the Rainbow Bridge." This heartwarming tale weaves a tapestry of magic, friendship, and courage as young Victor and his loyal dog, Hiro, explore the mystical village of Rainbowsville. After the loss of his beloved Grandma Ninni, Victor stumbles upon a centuries-old mystery - the fabled Rainbow Bridge, a haven where animals are said to find eternal joy after their time on Earth. Driven by longing and curiosity, Victor sets out with Hiro to uncover the truth behind this enchanting legend. This captivating book is not just an exhilarating adventure for children; it''s a gentle guide through the themes of love, loss, and the enduring cycle of life. As Victor and Hiro navigate this magical world, they teach us about the resilience of friendship and the power of an open heart. Perfect for young readers and families, "The Adventures of Hiro and Victor" is a story that will inspire, console, and ignite the imagination. This beautifully crafted book brings the enchanting tale to life, perfect for adding to any young reader''s library. Explore the tactile pleasure of a traditionally printed book. Features easy-to-read text and a comfortable layout for young readers. Uncover the magical adventure of Victor and Hiro in a format ideal for reading aloud. A perfect choice for those who cherish the feel of a physical book in their hands.

Mara Trent never expected to have a baby, let alone find one in a swamp Dating Deputy Will Dane is dangerous, but not as scary as finding the solution to Kea''s birth.Ride along as Jean & Wylie try to solve the puzzles of Mara and Kea .

Newspaper clippings of columns written in the Pennsylvania-Dutch dialect by C. Richard Beam, entitled "Es Pennsilfaanisch Deitsch Eck", for Die Botschaft, The Shopping News, The Lebanon Daily News, West Berks Crier, The Budget and Lancaster Sunday News from 1976 to 2000. The collection also consists of newspaper clippings of columns by: Earl C. Haag ("Es Neinuhr Schtick"), Dave Hendricks ("Wunnerfritz"), Bill Klouser ("En Kat''z Deisch Schtick"), Ernest W. Bechtel ("Gscheitheide un Dumheita"), Laura Glick Copeland ("Then and Now"), Jim Kinter ("Wunnerfitz"), Erich A. Stoeckel ("Was Saagt der Adam Stolzfuus"), Dewey S. Herrold ("doh alt Deutsch Geischt"), Eugene S. Stine ("En Deitscher Schreibt"), Bill Klouser ("En Kats Deitsch Schtick"), Richard Druckenbrod ("Es Deitsch Schtick"), Victor Dieffenbach ("Horrich Amohl Boova"), John A. Rittinger ("The Letters of Joe Klotzkopp, Esq."), William Schultz ("Powder Valley"), Carl J. Arner (Der Schnitzelbonk"), Clarence G. Reitnauer ("Der Shdivvel Knecht"), Vernon M. Kamp ("Scholla Aus''m Rosen Dahl"), Leroy Beachy ("Unser Leit"), Pierce E. Swope ("Was Saagt Der...Kaspar Hufnagel?" and "Your Pennsylvania German Letter"), Robert H. Spangler ("Im Eck Wuu Ick Huck") and Barbara Miller ("Touch of Dutch"). Includes scrapbooks of late 19th century and early 20th century Pennsylvania-Dutch newspaper columns such as: "Brief fum Bossum Deich", "Deitscher Brief" (1936-1939), "Scholla" (ca. 1930''s-1940''s), "Der Oldt Bauer" (1937-1941), "Der Pennsylvanier" (1901-1904), "Der Olt Schullmashter" (1902), "Der Bonagridle Schreibdt" (1938), "Schweffelbrenner" (1879-1901), "Brief fum Sowell Files" (1886-1894), "Obediah Grouthomel" (1913-1923), "Der Gust und die Suf", "Der Uncle Tobias", "Der Fred Sagt: Horrich Amole Boowa" and "Pumpernickle Bill" (1925-1957).

For use with multi-handicapped children who are delayed in language and/or conceptual development.

It''s Halloween night on Lily Lemon Blossom''s street, and she and her friends are all ready for a spooky night of fun and treats!