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In this book Miller carefully describes the attitudes and skills laymen in the church will need to assist one a another in growth-type counseling, especially as it relates to vocations, preparation for marriage, and problems within marriage.

Copyright 1978

Using resources from scripture, theology and the social sciences, pastoral counselor David Augsburger explores the complicated issues of Christian forgiveness and reconciliation and their real-world applications. He asked, What exactly is forgiveness? Is it always possible? If so, how? Is it ever optional? What role does repentance play in forgiveness? does reconciliation imply a return to the prior relationship or the creation of a new relations?

Comprehensive in scope and illustrated with numerous charts, graphs, case studies, and parables, Helping People Forgive is a unique and essential recourse for clergy, pastoral counselors and other helping professionals.

Copyright 1978

Kerry was growing up and she wasn't sure what was happening to her. Of course, she still loved her parents and brothers. Home was still home. She was not going to run away from home. Neither did she want to run away from herself. But she wanted to be Kerry, a new kind of Kerry.

But how could she explain to her mother what was happening? And especially to her father, who wanted to go on camping trips every weekend. She began to find new interests and new things she wanted to do. Would her parents make the adjustment and would they understand?

Copyright 1973

Here are 366 thought-provoking meditations culled from the spiritually enriching worlds of acclaimed writer Walter Wangerin, Jr. Including an introduction by the author, these short selections offer daily wisdom, inspiration and companionship.

Copyright 1993

How do we deal with crime? It is inescapable. Since 1960, crime in the U. S. has increased 500% while the population has grown by only 41%. What is our responsibility to the victim and the offender? What is the Christian response?

Explore the inadequacies of North American criminal justice systems and discover the alternatives the Bible has to offer. Listen to stories of those involved in the system and from those pursuing a more "restorative justice." Hear clearly God's words of hope, challenge and counsel. Leader's guide included.

Copyright 1992 Herald Press

Learnings from Mennonite Central Committee personnel wrestling insightfully with what it means to build bridges across faith understandings.

Copyright 2007 Cascadia Publishing House

"Although Eller's touch is light, his goal is sharply in focus: to let his reader to adopt such a faith in God and His sovereign providence that he is willing to defer to Him who is the Great Avenger, rather than to take things into his own hands as far as His Cause is concerned, including one's own welfare..."-J. C. Wenger.

Revised 1981.

Dallas O'Neil and his Baker Street Friends are Back! And now, besides playing all their favorite sports, they are also solving exciting and sometimes dangerous mysteries.

Ryan is the smallest of the Baker Street kids, and Dallas sometimes has to defend him against bigger boys. When the school bully hassles and threatens Ryan, Dallas gives his younger friend advice on what to say and how to act to avoid trouble. But it doesn't work, so Dallas must step in.

But when Dallas confronts the bully, even though Dallas is bigger, he doesn't seem to be afraid. And when the bully again bothers Ryan and Dallas decides to take action, he finds himself facing not one young rough, but a whole gang. What are those red creatures on their black leather jackets? Come on along as Dallas and his friends solve the mystery and answer the threat of the Red Scorpion.

Copyright 1988 Mood Press

Ben Martinez and his parents moved to Texas from Mexico after Ben's brother was jailed for smuggling. Ben jumps at the chance of a summer job at Chisos Mountain Lodge in Big Bend National Park. He likes nature and wants to become a park ranger. At the lodge, Ben works in the kitchen, serves as a hiking guide for tourists, drives to a neighboring town for supplies, and does odd jobs.

Ben becomes a close friend of Wesley Cameron from Indiana, nephew of the lodge manager. Wes had a car back home and lots of money, but he didn't get along with his parents and some of his friends used drugs. Ben introduces Wes to places with unusual names such as Juniper Canyon, Casa Grande Peak, Santiago Spine, Study Butte, and Persimmon Gap. At the end of the summer they enjoy an exciting raft trip down Mariscal Canyon together.

Copyright 1974 Herald Press