Rewired offers a summary of current research on computer-mediated-communication in reader-friendly terms; real-life insight from teens who us IM and MySpace on a regular basis; feedback and insight f
Library Journal wrote, “Readers should be charmed by Kemp's reflections.” In this readily accessible resource, the author finds parallels between the actions of cats in hats, grinches, snitches, sneet
Offers preachers advice on reaching the hearts, minds, and souls of African American women and provides strategies and sample sermons designed to bring healing, rather than hurt, to women's lives.
Guides readers in introducing spiritual practices to young children, includes four weeklong themes that explore Scripture and nature to teach lessons about God, human relationships, and creation care.
This new series is an essential resource for chaplains, pastoral counselors, and other pastoral caregivers. Each volume features a concise collection of actual ministry encounters and brief critical r
This new series is an essential resource for chaplains, pastoral counselors, and other pastoral caregivers. Each volume features a concise collection of actual ministry encounters and brief critical r
Connected provides summary of current research on computer-mediated-communication in reader-friendly terms; real-life insight, stories, and advice from middle school, high school, and college-aged stu
Everyone who faces vocational transition could use a little help. This inspirational volume provides 60 days of encouragement and purpose for job seekers and career changers. Using Scripture verses, p
Reading a library book about the old Negro Baseball Leagues and the talented men who played in them gives Joe Joe the strength and self-esteem to do something difficult.
These earthy and lighthearted devotions celebrate the primary gift of the biblical Song of Songs—sharing God’s love of love and the exploration of passion between two people.Designed as a resource for
As he reads about Mary McLeod Bethune, a boy learns to hold onto his dream of going to college and works to make it happen, despite the teasing of his friends.
Dr. J. Alfred Smith has long been considered one of the most respected statesmen in the African American church, and one of the most influential leaders in the contemporary church. For decades he has
