Addresses the unique needs and perspectives of people at the end of life.

The book gives accounts of the forces that drive many young people to migrate from the less Developed World, especially Ghana, to come and live in the Diaspora. Coming to live, work or pursue some goals in the Diaspora is for many young Ghanaians, for example, the ultimate goal worth striving after. In Ghana and in most Third World Countries, many people's perception of better life in the Diaspora is shared by many parents and some respectable people, a fact that also reinforces the drive to migrate to the Diaspora. That alone can help them develop their potentialities. But the journey is tough, full of adventure for all. How many have experienced the life in the Diaspora and how many feel detached from their place of birth, Ghana, are among the major themes discussed in this book. People that have migrated from their countries to seek fortunes or whatever in the Diaspora, Potential travellers and politicians in poor countries stand to gain from the experiences shared in this book.

Living is in vain unless you seek the one who in his love and mercy sent his only Son. Slowing down to listen and heed his precious word; in a quiet place where you'll not be disturbed. Taking time to know him and resting in his arms; learning He alone protects from the worst of harms. Making time to praise his name in each and every day; allowing his sweet Spirit all your thoughts to sway. Slowing down to listen to God can be difficult in our busy lives, but it is essential to our emotional, mental, and spiritual health. Even the busiest of readers will be drawn in by Em Foxworth's beautiful poetry and practical devotionals. As she candidly discusses her spiritual state And The circumstances of her life when various poems were written, readers will be inspired to take time to examine their own lives. Through her poetry, reflections, and application of Scripture, Em invites readers to find rest and rejuvenation in the Lord and, In doing so, gather the strength to Journey On.

The biggest cause of illness and disease in our lives today is that we have lost connection with the natural world, resisting the nurturing, healing and support that is offered to us. The Rush Hour Shaman is a "how to" book for living shamanically in our modern world. It offers a detailed protocol for reconnecting to ourselves, Mother Earth and all our Helping Spirits, and through that reconnection, find love, healing and meaning in one's life. ,

The title of my book derives from a horrible criminal at that has taken place in my life over a span of almost four decades but now just coming into fruition. Unfortunately as children me, my brother and sisters, and also my parents were not aware of the criminal acts taking place in the family for it was kept hidden for years. Clearance and I were not able to process this criminal activity as it was happening over the years in our lifetime we watch quietly and silently always on the run. Now that we are young adults we remember. This is how the title of my book came to life. Based on a true story for we were strangers in our town Sault after like a dangerous prey in my own home town.

This book is an easy read of poems regarding our daily lives. About half of it is of an inspirational/Christian nature, while others are about seasons, holidays, nature and other aspects of our lives. Included are a few that were writeen in the author’s early years then poems that have been written up to recent times.

“The Church opposes any unjust treatment of homosexual persons, insisting on their equal dignity before God and firmly correcting anyone who in any way ridicules homosexual persons. It is also the duty of the Church in every diocese to provide adequate pastoral programs to help homosexual men and women live the Gospel to the full.” Father John F. Harvey Founder of Courage For more than thirty years, Courage has been helping same-sex-attracted Catholic men and women to lead chaste lives. This book will relate not just the history of the apostolate but how and why it was founded. It will introduce readers to the numerous souls whose lives were changed by following the goals of Courage and who found peace, understanding, and joy in choosing a life of chastity. This book is an attempt to tell the story of Courage from the point of view of a member. Founded in 1980 in New York, Courage has grown into an international organization. Yet its very existence seems to defy the tide of the popular culture. In spite of pressure on all sides and even from inside the Church, Courage continues to stress the traditional teachings of the Church. While society’s attitudes toward sexuality have changed, the teachings of the Church have not. It is possible that of all the Church’s teachings, none has been more distorted and misunderstood than the teaching regarding human sexuality. Yet the Church could not be more clear: all of us, homosexual and heterosexual, are called to be chaste.