Publisher: St. Paul Press
ISBN: 978-0-9817520-1-3
Type: Soft Cover/Hard Cover
Page Count: 240
Price: $13:99/$19.99
What is happening in the African-American community? Pastor Frederick D. Haynes expounds for us on what is taking place in the African-American community through a series of sermons in Healing Our Broken Village. "Generally speaking, the African-American village, or community, of today, is broken,"says Dr. Haynes in the introduction, "When our village is broken that indicates that there are broken people in our village, and when we have broken people, we have broken families, a broken economy, broken churches and broken schools."
Continue reading Healing Our Broken Village, by Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III.
Publisher: Torch Legacy Publications
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"Education starts with speaking a language the audience understands." Using urban street language and thought-provoking life stories, NaTasha C. Richburg makes the Bible come to life, as youth and adults alike are shown biblical solutions to solving problems they may encounter during their daily walk. Through this new approach to youth and adult Bible study, readers gain a deeper understanding of the Bible and of life. She teaches youth to look the positive side of life and always see the glass as half full. LIFE... What's up With Yours?, will help youth and young adults get more out of their Bible study time.
God does have a purpose for each of our lives. You may have to go through some difficult times, pain, and heartache during the journey to discovering your life's purpose, but like Sheritha Bowman, you can take that journey with humor; knowing that God is with you every step of the way. This book will minister to your heart and encourage you to keep on going on in your journey to discovering God's will for your life. A must read for every Christian trying to find their purpose in life.
This book is humorous and very well written and contains invaluable nuggets of truths from God's Word that encourage black parents to take charge, and to exercise their God-given leadership roles within their families. Barnes speaks with authority on this subject of child-raising having successfully raised three sons. For the black parent who does not know where to begin or how to begin, this book will show you from God's word along with some good common sense how to successfully raise your young black man.
Charlene Curry's book documents her spiritual journey as a military spouse facing her own challenges in raising her family while meeting the expectations placed upon her. She shares with us the joys, the social pressures especially while living in foreign lands, fears, depression, feelings of guilt, and grief over the loss of a child. Her main source of comfort was the strength she received from placing her trust in God. Prayer was what brought her through the many difficulties and emotional turmoil she went through in her career as a military spouse. The renewed strength she gained each day from God transformed her life and thus the lives of countless others who came in contact with her. This book will be an encouragement to many readers, not only to those in the military but also to civilians.
Jerry Curry rose in the ranks from Private to General in the Army despite the racism he had to face. Such a feat was almost unheard of for African-Americans in a white-dominated society. Curry shares with us how an unbending faith in God can bring you through any obstacle that comes your way. His insights into politics and military strategy are particularly relevant to the current situation in Iraq. He shares with us invaluable lessons in leadership that will be of timeless benefit to any reader. His vivid descriptions of combat are very fascinating. From Private to General is a very interesting reading.
The letters contained in this book are letters written from a father, who if he were on his death bed, would say these very same things to his daughters. Ironically, Whyte commenced the writing of these letters while he was in the hospital undergoing a routine checkup for chest pains. Although the letters contained in this book are directed towards young black women, they speak to all young women. This is a must read for all young women and makes an ideal gift for graduation.
