Dag Heward-Mills 
Laikos: Lay People and the Ministry 

To date, transfer factors hold promise as one of the most exciting discovery in immunology and disease prevention. As the 21st century unfolds, these small molecules represent an important key to …

As an adolescent, Dr. Tom Griffiths’s first job was picking up papers on a beach for twenty-five cents an hour. He then turned a part-time seasonal job as a lifeguard into a meaningful and lucrative …

The debut book in the 100 Ways to Teach series, 100 Ways to Teach Your Child to Read: A Guide for Parents and Teachers features one hundred practical activities to help children strengthen early …

Join Langston-Mangston, his parents, and his imaginary best friend, the pink elephant Zonky, as they embark on fun family discussions about personal finance. Covering basic concepts that cultivate …

This is a political humor book. Are you a liberal, an independent or a conservative? In this book, you may laugh, or you may get angry. Either way, you will think about the comments and ask yourself, …

The Bird Who Was a Tree takes readers on a journey through our similarities and differences. A conversation between an old, wise tree and a young bird, The Bird Who Was a Tree creates an …

In May 2000, a small team of Aspen, Colorado-based sportsmen set out to climb and ski one of the world’s highest peaks. Shishapangma, Skiing the Highline: The Account of the First American Ski …

A-Z from God to Thee: A New Christian’s Guide to the Way is a vibrant introduction for the new Christian to help power their journey into the body of Christ. Each letter of the alphabet includes a …

A Ballerina Named Bahar is an educational and inspiring story of a courageous young girl pursuing her dreams under harsh political conditions. Written in English with Farsi translation, A Ballerina …

From book bans, to teacher firings, to racist content standards, the politics of teaching race and culture in schools have shifted dramatically in recent years. This 3rd edition of Rethinking …