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1000 tulosta hakusanalla JAMES LINDSAY
James Daniel and the First Christmas: A wondrous retelling of the first Christmas for the whole family
Wana T. Archer
Wana T. Archer
2013
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The continuation of the story of Lia'na, Toby, and their friends. With the primary nemesis dead and an ancient cult leaderless, a new but familiar evil comes forward to take control.This story takes a very dark path and leads the characters on a quest that puts the entire world at stake. Things will happen that cannot be undone and choices will need to be made that the group may not be able to live with, considering any of them survive at all. As in the previous story many locations and sites will be familiar, but in other ways, this world is very different from our own. Yet should Toby and Lia'na fail, even our world may not be spared.
This reader-friendly introduction makes Joyce asscessible by combining the excitement of reading his words with the excitement of interpreting them.
This reader-friendly introduction makes Joyce asscessible by combining the excitement of reading his words with the excitement of interpreting them.
Artist BooksThis inspiring collection of seasonal music tells the tale of the men and women who braved a rough ocean crossing to come to America from Northern Ireland, full of hope and strength. Includes a wide range of music from spirited jigs to touching melodies, arranged for flute and piano with a separate pull-out section for the flutist.
RIDE OF A LIFETIME The Life and Times of James Houston. Book Two
James Houston
www.katefrancisdesign.com
2023
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Continuing the Life and Times of James Houston, Book Two focuses on 38 years in Melbourne, where James worked initially as a research officer for the Victorian Council of Churches' project aimed at promoting a multicultural approach to the training of clergy. Though intending to return to Canberra when the program was completed, an association with the then Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne, the Rev Dr David Penman, who supported multiculturalism and other justice issues, led to a suggestion to consider ordination to the Anglican ministry. At the age of 55 James eventually took this step, and after appropriate theological training was appointed to the parish of St Mary Magdalene in Dallas, Broadmeadows, where he and his wife Marjorie spent seven fulfilling years. The journey from academic writer to pastoral carer had begun.This continued when he was invited to become the Director of Cross-Cultural Ministry for the Diocese of Melbourne. During the three years he served in this position, he sought to encourage Anglicans generally to broaden their essentially mono-cultural identity, given that the city itself was arguably the most multicultural in the country, as well as supporting the few cross-cultural parishes existing at the time. After retiring from that position James joined forces with Chinese priest Rick Cheung and served together with him in a bilingual parish. This was a heartwarming venture and one which subsequently opened doors to ministry in China. This book is written in exquisite prose: it tells the story of a beautiful man who loved life and lived it to the full, who also loved Jesus and sought to follow in his way. Passionate about travel and the splendour of creation, he respected and valued human life in all its diversity, hating injustice and all forms of discrimination. It is a personal story but also a social commentary on the issues of its time, and well worth the reading.
Get set for an unexpected adventure in this fun escapade, full of danger, excitement, and old-world charm. All James wanted was to win the annual go-cart tournament. But when his shenanigans result in his sister's most cherished possession, being destroyed, he must somehow make amends. Desperate to understand the reason behind her obsession, he risks everything by reading her diary But what he uncovers sets him on a quest full of strange encounters.Will he find what he needs and win back his best friend, his sister Maddy, or will James become forever trapped in the strange world he finds himself in?James and the Elf-An Unexpected Adventure is a heart-warming tale of courage and friendship.Suitable for children aged 9-12
All James wanted was to win the annual go-cart tournament. But when his shenanigans result in his sister's most cherished possession, being destroyed, he must somehow make amends. Desperate to understand the reason behind her obsession, he risks everything by reading her diary But what he uncovers sets him on a quest full of strange encounters. Will he find what he needs and win back his best friend, his sister Maddy, or will James become forever trapped in the strange world he finds himself in? James and the Elf-An Unexpected Adventure is a heart-warming tale of courage and friendship. Suitable for children aged 9-12 years.
After getting caught swiping a few chickens from a neighbour, James Squire was sentenced to seven years in Sydney Cove. You could say it was the best thing he ever did - it led to him become a brewer, policeman, property tycoon, respected citizen and a bloody rich guy. All because of the theft of a few chooks. But if all you know about James Squire is what you've read on labels on beer bottles, then you really don't know that much at all. This book - the first biography of Squire - separates the facts from the well-known myths about his life. For instance, he never stowed away on the First Fleet ship carrying female convicts, didn't get lashed for stealing the ingredients to make beer and might not have been the first person to grow hops in Australia. He was also a man who may have used a false name on his daughter's birth certificate, loathed people who cut down trees on his property and got along far better with the natives than most of the other white newcomers. Along the way you'll also discover a few other things about Sydney Cove, including Captain Arthur Phillip's efforts to get his hands on some Aboriginal heads for a friend, early Australian's fondness for cider rather than beer, the fight rival brewer John Boston had over a dead pig and the marine who tried to trade his hat for an Aboriginal child.
Struggling with his mental health, James must catch a killer connected to his past When James Locker's boss the legendary Michael Fuller is sacked from the central Sydney Murder Investigation Unit his dream to be a crime detective finally comes true. His Dream soon turns into a nightmare however as his mental state is deteriorating and Sydney is plagued by a psychopathic serial killer who seems to have a special interest in James personally. Will James Locker manage to stop this villain before it is too late?
Struggling with his mental health, James must catch a killer connected to his past When James Locker's boss the legendary Michael Fuller is sacked from the central Sydney Murder Investigation Unit his dream to be a crime detective finally comes true. His Dream soon turns into a nightmare however as his mental state is deteriorating and Sydney is plagued by a psychopathic serial killer who seems to have a special interest in James personally. Will James Locker manage to stop this villain before it is too late?
New Poems by James I of England. from a Hitherto Unpublished Manuscript (Add. 24195) in the British Museum. Edited with Introduction and Notes
James I Of England
Trieste Publishing
2018
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The Anti-Slavery Papers of James Russell Lowell, in Two Volumes, Vol.II
James Russell Lowell
Trieste Publishing
2018
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The Poems and Prose Sketches of James Whitcomb Riley, Neghborly Poems and Dialect Sketches
James Whitcomb Riley
Trieste Publishing
2018
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Love Letters of the Bachelor Poet, James Whitcomb Riley to Miss Elizabeth Kahle, Now First Printed from the Originals with Numerous Facsimiles
James Whitcomb Riley
Trieste Publishing
2018
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James Elroy Flecker; An Appreciation with Some Biographical Notes
Douglas Goldring
Trieste Publishing
2018
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