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Sharing the Faith With Your Child

Sharing the Faith With Your Child

Phyllis Chandler; Joan Burney; Mary Kay Leathermann

Liguori Publications,U.S.
2006
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With practical wisdom the authors of this handbook show parents how their daily lives, experiences, and relationships reinforce their role as parents. "The purpose of the family is the formation of people who are able to love...Learning about God is closely woven with love in the family, an integrated process." The book includes chapters on Parenting, Being a Family, Being a Catholic Family, and Rearing Children in a Christian Family. "Paperback"
Witch Crafting: A Spiritual Guide to Making Magic
The author of Book of Shadows digs deep into the practices and principles of Witchcraft to provide a comprehensive guidebook that anyone--novices and seasoned practitioners alike--can use to incorporate the beauty and power ofWicca into their own daily lives. Phyllis Curott's first book, Book of Shadows, was an inspirational, spiritual memoir that chronicled her journey from Ivy League-educated, New York City attorney to Wiccan High Priestess. By inviting readers of all faiths to share in her own personal transformation, Phyllis debunked many of the myths surrounding Wicca and revealed it for what it really is: a spiritual movement whose tenets of Goddess worship and reverence for Nature were a great deal more accessible and familiar than she'd ever expected. Far from being just another mechanical spell book, Witch Crafting is the first book to offer readers not only the how-to of Witchcraft, but also the why-to, explaining the profound spiritual tenets behind Wiccan techniques. Filled with both traditional and innovative shamanic practices, Phyllis also provides an empowering new definition of magic and reexamines the ethics under which Witchcraft is practiced, offering a groundbreaking alternative to the Threefold Law. With enchanting stories from Curott's own experiences, Witch Crafting will also teach you how to: - Master the secret arts of effective spellcasting- Create sacred space and personal rituals- Perform divinations for spiritual insight and earthly success- Tap into the power of altered states, such as dreaming, meditation, prayer, and trance- Keep a magical journal and create your own Book of Shadows Rich with detailed advice for making magic, working with Nature, and finding the Divine within, as well as thought-provoking evaluations of this remarkable spirituality, Witch Crafting is the special volume that you've been searching for. Whether you are a beginner or have been practicing Witchcraft for years, whether you worship in a coven or on your own, Witch Crafting is the ideal handbook for you, or anyone seeking to unlock the divine power that makes real magic happen and experience the ecstasy, energy, and gifts of the Universe more fully.
Serving the Present Age

Serving the Present Age

Phyllis D. Airhart

McGill-Queen's University Press
1992
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Essential to Methodist revivalism was the personal conversion experience, which constituted the basis of salvation and church membership. Revivalism, maintains Airhart, was a distinctive form of piety and socialization that was critical in helping Methodists define who they were, colouring their understanding of how religion was to be experienced, practised, articulated, and cultivated. This revivalist piety, even more than doctrine or policy, was the identifying mark of Methodism in the nineteenth century. But, during the late Victorian era, the Methodist presentation of the religious life underwent a transformation. By 1925, when the Methodist Church was incorporated into the United Church of Canada, its most prominent leaders were espousing an approach to piety that was essentially, and sometimes explicitly, non-revivalist. The Methodist approach to personal religion changed during this transition and, significantly, Methodists increasingly became identified with social Christianity -- although experience remained a key aspect of their theology. There was also a growing tendency to associate revivalism with fundamentalism, a new religious development that used the Methodist language of conversion but was unappealing to Canadian Methodists. Airhart portrays the tensions between tradition and innovation through stories of the men and women who struggled to revitalize religion in an age when conventional social assumptions and institutions were being challenged by the ideals of the progressive movement. Serving the Present Age is an account of Canadian Methodist participation in a realignment of North American Protestantism which supporters believed would better enable them, in the words of a well-known Wesley hymn, "to serve the present age."
Psyche

Psyche

Phyllis Brett Young

McGill-Queen's University Press
2008
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A child who is the centre of her parents' life, is torn away in the darkness from her comfortable urban home and left to grow up in the barren hills of northern mining country. Over time, recognizing that she has outgrown the kindly but uneducated couple who raise her, she begins a relationship with an artist who initiates her into the wider world and adulthood. Psyche is the gripping story of a mother's undying faith in her child's survival and the child's remarkable resilience as she embarks on a dramatic journey of self-discovery through art, education, and interaction with a varied cast of colourful characters. This 1959 international bestseller focuses on issues of character and environment in an unconventional coming-of-age story that draws the reader into an exploration of still decidedly modern themes: the search for biological roots and identity, and the question of what most influences that identity - nature or nurture?
A Church with the Soul of a Nation

A Church with the Soul of a Nation

Phyllis D. Airhart

McGill-Queen's University Press
2013
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"As Canadian as the maple leaf" is how one observer summed up the United Church of Canada after its founding in 1925. But was this Canadian-made church flawed in its design, as critics have charged? A Church with the Soul of a Nation explores this question by weaving together the history of the United Church with a provocative analysis of religion and cultural change. The story begins in the aftermath of Confederation, when the prospects of building a Christian nation persuaded a group of Congregationalist, Methodist, and Presbyterian leaders to set aside denominational differences and focus instead on shared beliefs. Phyllis Airhart traces the new church's struggle to save its reputation during a bitter controversy with dissenting Presbyterians who refused to join what they considered a "creedless" church. Surviving the organizational and theological challenges of economic depression and war, the future of the church seemed bright. But the ties between personal faith and civic life that the founders took for granted were soon tattered by the secular cultural storm sweeping through western Christendom. The United Church's remaking came with the realization that creating a Christian social order in Canada was unlikely - perhaps even undesirable - in a pluralistic world. A Church with the Soul of a Nation sheds light on the United Church's past controversies and present dilemmas by showing how its founding vision both laid the groundwork for its accomplishments and complicated its adaptation to the new world taking shape.
A Church with the Soul of a Nation

A Church with the Soul of a Nation

Phyllis D. Airhart

McGill-Queen's University Press
2013
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"As Canadian as the maple leaf" is how one observer summed up the United Church of Canada after its founding in 1925. But was this Canadian-made church flawed in its design, as critics have charged? A Church with the Soul of a Nation explores this question by weaving together the history of the United Church with a provocative analysis of religion and cultural change. The story begins in the aftermath of Confederation, when the prospects of building a Christian nation persuaded a group of Congregationalist, Methodist, and Presbyterian leaders to set aside denominational differences and focus instead on shared beliefs. Phyllis Airhart traces the new church's struggle to save its reputation during a bitter controversy with dissenting Presbyterians who refused to join what they considered a "creedless" church. Surviving the organizational and theological challenges of economic depression and war, the future of the church seemed bright. But the ties between personal faith and civic life that the founders took for granted were soon tattered by the secular cultural storm sweeping through western Christendom. The United Church's remaking came with the realization that creating a Christian social order in Canada was unlikely - perhaps even undesirable - in a pluralistic world. A Church with the Soul of a Nation sheds light on the United Church's past controversies and present dilemmas by showing how its founding vision both laid the groundwork for its accomplishments and complicated its adaptation to the new world taking shape.
What Your Birthday Reveals About You

What Your Birthday Reveals About You

Phyllis Vega

Crestline Books
2020
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Discover the secrets of your personality and destiny Master astrologer Phyllis Vega reveals what the stars hold for you--and everyone you know--with a detailed analysis for each birthday in the year, combining astrology and numerology to paint a true picture of the characteristics, desires, and destinies of people born on that day. Each day's analysis offers fresh, startlingly accurate insights into the character, personality, relationships, and prospects for success for those who share that birthday. Learn things you never knew about your spouse or lover, your family, your closest friends--and yourself. Born on January 18? You have a good head for business and an instinct for making and handling money. Born just three days later (January 21), however, and you are a consummate performer who loves center stage.Born on July 24? The tenacity and aggressiveness found in your fellow Leos is balanced out by the charming diplomacy associated with the number twenty-four.When it comes to relationships, nothing is hidden in the Aries personality--what you see is what you get. But depending on what day you were born, that could mean you're a volatile romantic who is constantly falling in and out of love (March 21) or an idealistic and devoted lover willing to sacrifice everything for your beloved (April 18).In addition to profiles of the twelve signs of the zodiac, you'll also get an introduction to numerology, learn how to calculate the root number derived from your birth date, and discover what these numbers disclose about you and your loved ones. What Your Birthday Reveals About You will tell you all you need to know about yourself--your personality, your wants, and your future.
Lesbian Detective Fiction

Lesbian Detective Fiction

Phyllis M. Betz

McFarland Co Inc
2006
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This work examines how lesbian detective and mystery fiction represents lesbian characters and experience within the confines of the genre. As this book points out, such fiction reveals the lesbian's increasing visibility in the wider society. Nevertheless, it can still be difficult to find a complete representation of lesbian life in mainstream literature. Often the best place to find the lesbian represented in books is within the pages of genre fiction--especially the detective story. This book looks at how the lesbian characters' public and private lives intersect--often at the point of coming out, or of moving from isolation to connection with the community. Also considered is the lesbian detective's typical confrontation with two crucial elements of the investigator's role: the use of violence and the acquisition and expression of authority within police systems. Other topics of discussion include the cultural environments in which the stories are situated, and the use of humor as a key weapon in the lesbian detective's investigative arsenal.
Santa Claus, Last of the Wild Men

Santa Claus, Last of the Wild Men

Phyllis Siefker

McFarland Co Inc
2006
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Much of the modern-day vision of Santa Claus is owed to the Clement Moore poem "The Night Before Christmas." His description of Saint Nicholas personified the "jolly old elf" known to millions of children throughout the world. However, far from being the offshoot of Saint Nicholas of Turkey, Santa Claus is the last of a long line of what scholars call "Wild Men" who were worshipped in ancient European fertility rites and came to America through Pennsylvania's Germans. This pagan creature is described from prehistoric times through his various forms--Robin Hood, The Fool, Harlequin, Satan and Robin Goodfellow--into today's carnival and Christmas scenes. In this thoroughly researched work, the origins of Santa Claus are found to stretch back over 50,000 years, jolting the foundation of Christian myths about the jolly old elf.
The Control of Childbirth

The Control of Childbirth

Phyllis L. Brodsky

McFarland Co Inc
2008
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When childbirth moved from women's homes into hospitals, women lost more than they had bargained for. As the event became increasingly male-dominated and medically oriented, women's control of the experience all but vanished. Worse, recent clinical trials have demonstrated that most modern interventions and technological practices have not improved delivery outcomes and are not necessary in normal labor and birth. From pre-classical to present times, this work describes childbirth practices as they have developed through the ages. The author describes and critiques the evolution of modern midwifery and obstetrics, focusing especially on how, why, and when the process of childbirth became an increasingly sterile, male-dominated, and medically oriented event. Each chapter focuses on a different period, from the age of the female midwife (who oversaw the childbirth process for several centuries), through the origins of modern obstetrics and gynecology, and finally, to the increasing influence of technology in the practices that have prevailed for most of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Edward Albee

Edward Albee

Phyllis T. Dircks

McFarland Co Inc
2010
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This work covers the canon of playwright Edward Albee, perhaps best known as the author of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Comprehensive entries detail the plays and major characters. Other features include biographical information and insights into Albee's artistic beliefs, his understanding of the playwright's responsibility, the importance of music in drama, and the technical craft of writing plays.
Lesbian Romance Novels

Lesbian Romance Novels

Phyllis M. Betz

McFarland Co Inc
2009
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This critical analysis of the popular romance novel genre offers an evaluation of the field through the subgenre of the lesbian romance novel. A history of the lesbian romance novel is followed by analyses of both individual works by authors writing in the genre as well as the ways in which lesbian romance novels reflect and transform the techniques of heterosexual romance novels.
The Lesbian Fantastic

The Lesbian Fantastic

Phyllis M. Betz

McFarland Co Inc
2011
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Science fiction has long been a haven for lesbian writers, allowing them to use the genre to discuss their marginalized status. This critical work examines how lesbian authors have used the structures and conventions of science fiction to embody characters, relationships and other themes that relate to their experience as the quintessential Other in the broader culture. Topics include lesbian gothic, fantasy, science fiction, mixed genre texts and historical background for the works discussed. A vital addition to the scholarship on homosexuality and culture.
Living with Insomnia

Living with Insomnia

Phyllis L. Brodsky; Allen Brodsky

McFarland Co Inc
2011
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Insomnia is a sleep disorder that affects people worldwide. This text provides those with sleep problems or chronic insomnia an overview of research on the causes of sleep loss and the physical effects of insomnia, as well as possible treatments. Disorders are summarized and illustrated with real-life stories about sleep experiences and remedies. This is a concise guide to help readers improve their sleep habits and lives.
A Sunday in June

A Sunday in June

Phyllis Alesia Perry

Grand Central Publishing
2004
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Grace, Mary Nell, and Eva Mobley--three remarkable African-American sisters who possess the remarkable talent of "seeing" into the past and future--grow up in the Deep South backwoods of early twentieth-century Alabama in a world still haunted by the ravages of slavery and the spectre of Jim Crow. By the author of Stigmata. 30,000 first printing.
A Sunday in June

A Sunday in June

Phyllis Alesia Perry

Grand Central Publishing
2005
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Now in paperback, an electrifying novel of love, brutality, and transcendence. In a remarkable follow-up to her highly acclaimed first novel, Stigmata, Phyllis Alesia Perry chronicles the lives of three sisters who experience much more than the bond of family. Eva, Mary Nell, and Grace share with each other and with generations of their female ancestors the ability to see into the future and to remember the pain of the past, even of events long before their birth.
Negotiating at an Uneven Table

Negotiating at an Uneven Table

Phyllis Beck Kritek

Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
2002
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In the second edition of her landmark book Negotiating at an Uneven Table, Phyllis Beck Kritek explores the process of resolving conflicts in situations where unacknowledged inequity influences disputes and their outcomes. Substantially revised and expanded, this new edition will help open minds and balance the negotiation process. Throughout the book, Kritek challenges traditional approaches to dealing with inequities at the negotiation table and offers alternatives for reframing the process.
Invitations to the Light

Invitations to the Light

Phyllis Faaborg Wolkenhauer

CSS Publishing Company
1995
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The fascination of story telling is felt in these eleven sermons for the Pentecost season. Vibrantly illustrated, they powerfully communicate the good news of God's love. Wolkenhauer writes, "The use of story in preaching can be a memorable way to proclaim the Gospel. In these sermons I have sought a variety of examples for the use of story in sermons." Included here are sermons for the final third of the Season after Pentecost, Christ the King Sunday, All Saints' Sunday, Thanksgiving, and Reformation Sunday. Phyllis Faaborg Wolkenhauer holds degrees from San Jose State University and Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. She has served parishes in North Dakota and Iowa. Her sermons have been published in Augsburg Sermons 3.