This collection from his more than four hundred published poems distinctly addresses social issues of our time in the United States and worldwide. Uniquely chosen, each poem will rouse and motivate the reader toward pursuing radical social and economic change on behalf of the poor and the disenfranchised for both the young and old alike. Dr. Gilmore’s poetry speaks both to the common person and those in power about pervasive dilemmas, such as suicide, poverty, loneliness, and grief. His poetry advocates for a thorough revolution of thought and action for these excluded populations. Fresh insight to these issues is contained as you turn each page of this challenging and authoritative anthology. Truly an inspiration!

This book is designed to assist widows in understanding their primary and secondary losses, changes in relationships, finances, and emotional well-being. It is purposely written in order to address the many life altering changes that become a part of a widow’s new life. This book chronicles the personal journey of the author. Its diary format accompanied with advice makes it user friendly and an easy read. Throughout the book you will find Biblical references to encourage, support, and comfort a grieving heart. Each section discuss a specific concern that a widow would possibly face while on her journey. Part 1 focuses on a widow’s new role, changes in relationships and various emotions .Part 2 emphasizes a widow’s finances, legal matters and estate planning. Part 3 closes with a deeper relationship with God, personal testimonies, and miraculous healing. The book concludes with a list of several resources and interesting facts about widows.

THE STORY: Adapted from the story by Mary Orr, on which the film All About Eve and the hit musical APPLAUSE were based. An engrossing and revealing inside story of life in New York's theatre world, told in terms of an unscrupulous ingenue's rise to Broa

Joyce Rogers, a recently widowed, highly respected woman of faith, helps others with profound and practical tips on how to weather the pain of loss and see God's plan for the future.

This book lists nearly 3,000 original choral works written by 76 composers active in the United States from roughly 1920 until the present. Styles range from the lush Romanticism of Charles Wakefield Cadman to the stark, dissonant harmonies of Morton Feldman.