Most Popular Books by Susan Hall

Prayer is the heartfelt reach of the soul for union with God. It encompasses many forms-from simple sighing, wordless groans of travail, invocation of the names of God, unknown tongues, the Lord's Prayer, other traditional prayers of the church such as the Jesus Prayer or the prayers of the rosary, psalms and hymns, carefully crafted and oft-repeated petitions of individuals, children's bedtime rhymes and even single words. Whether from committed believer, serious seeker or uncertain sinner, God receives our prayers and responds to them all. Although answers may not be immediate or patently obvious, no prayer is without effect. In fact, James 5:16 says that "The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective." Further, 1 Thessalonians 5:17 directs Christians to "pray continually." This book focuses on personal petitions for God's provision, protection and forgiveness, all beginning with the letter "R." Using this pneumonic device is just one way to expand our spiritual imagination and broaden the experiences we can have with Father, Son and Holy Spirit in prayer.

Collection of paintings from Susan Hall, including an essay by James Rosenquist, internationally known Pop artist and Jan Halloway, curator and art historian.

A book in English and the Kaurna language about native animals aimed at preschool and primary school children.

Pocket diary of Pennsylvania housewife, Susan Hall Parker, completed daily from January 1st to December 31st, 1874. References to "going with the milk" and "carrying the milk" suggest Parker's family were involved in the dairy business; other farming activities such as taking grist to the mill, ploughing for potatoes, and selling a cow and a bull, are also mentioned. Parker notes frequent work/leisure visits to nearby communities such as Eckville, Scranton, and Factoryville. She recounts local deaths and familial illnesses. Often, she records people coming to call, or heading out herself to visit others or to go to church. It is clear that she also spent considerable time at home as she repeatedly starts her entries with "home all day." On one occasion she notes that: "Mr. Parker gone to Waverly to get signers to to [sic] a temperance paper" (Feb. 20). She refers frequently to Mr. Parker, Rene, Silas, Em Stevenson (likely Emily) and Charlotte Davidson, among others.

Throughout the last two centuries, anthropologists have attempted to explain the fundamental function and origin of dress through a series of theories. This thesis analyzes the first theory--the modesty theory--through a cross-cultural comparison of modesty definitions around the world. The thesis also investigates the concept of clothing universalities and a universal modesty standard. The cultural examination yielded overwhelming evidence that the idea of a universal modesty definition is false, but opens up the discussion of a deeper principle, namely, natural modesty, that could be at work in all cultures' choice of attire. Natural sexual modesty, which includes both acceptable behavior and clothing, the thesis found, is present in all cultures everywhere, throughout all of time.

Dora et ses amis organisent un pique-nique. Que vont-ils apporter ?

Dora ontdekt in de speeltuin allerlei voetsporen; ze wil graag weten van wie die sporen zijn. Prentenboek met clichématige tekeningen in kleur; in de tekst zijn enkele woorden vervangen door tekeningetjes. Vanaf ca. 5 jaar.

Retrouve Dora et ses amis dans trois nouvelles aventures à colorier.

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