Dianne Martin

Twins have a very unique relationship. They often know exactly what the other one is thinking before anything is said. Usually, one is more adventurous than the other, but I'm not sure if that is true with identical twins Adam and Luke. As DC Duck recalls one incident the twins were involved in, both boys appear to be a bit mischievous.

Pray. Act. Pray Again. presents personalized versions of familiar prayers from scripture with commentary on how these prayers can motivate action in the life of believer. It contains 40 prayers found in Psalms, the Gospels, and the Epistles, all changed to the first person. They will help the believer respond personally to God's call to prayer. There is a special Sabbath prayer based on the 23rd Psalm to be used every Sunday and a final meditation on the meaning of the Resurrection. Each prayer has a brief commentary to provide context for the prayer, as well as for the actions that might result from the prayer. Pray. Act. Pray Again. is designed to be a personal devotional guide but can also be used by a group wanting to explore the power of prayer together. About the Authors: The Reverend Kathleene Card is an Elder in the United Methodist Church. She is serving as Associate Pastor at A & M UMC in College Station, Texas on loan from the Virginia Conference. Kathleene has worked as both a teacher and an administrator in the federal government.However, whether she was teaching English or managing a staff, Kathleene's love of God and God's people has always been the driving force in her life. Dr. Dianne Martin is a computer science professor emerita and a vice provost at The George Washington University. She has been in the computer field for over 40 years and was a programmer on the Apollo mission to put men on the moon. Dianne's desire is to make Christ the top priority of her life. Author's website: http://www.prayactprayagain.org Authors and Bible photo by: Rachel Kahler Publisher's website: http://SBPRA.com/KathleeneCardandDianneMartin

Diane Martin has presented a lovely realoud tale. The pictures will hold even the most wiggly childs attention. We have all lost something, big or small. Ishy Gishy did and something just wasn't right. It was a little shy, It was a little funny, and at times very confusing. Did Ishy Gishy nd what he had lost?

Powerful but practical, The Book of Intentions speaks to you on both a spiritual and human level, addressing your needs and considerations while affirming your true existence and identify. "I intend." With those two words, our whole world can change. When we take notice of our intentions and take control of our intentions, we create a more harmonious and satisfying experience for others and ourselves. The Book of Intentions is a spiritual touchstone that will help you achieve your highest aspirations. In simple, resonant language, the book offers meaningful expressions of intention regarding all facets of existence, including family, friends, nature, society, and spirituality. Both powerful and practical, The Book of Intentions will help you take the first step in creating a more fulfilling life.

Pray. Act. Pray Again. presents personalized versions of familiar prayers from scripture with commentary on how these prayers can motivate action in the life of believer. It contains 40 prayers found in Psalms, the Gospels, and the Epistles, all changed to the first person. They will help the believer respond personally to God's call to prayer. The 40 prayers are to be used Monday through Saturday during Lent. There is a special Sabbath prayer based on the 23rd Psalm to be used every Sunday. Each prayer has a brief commentary to provide context for the prayer, as well as for the actions that might result from the prayer. Pray. Act. Pray Again. is designed to be a private Lenten devotional book but can also contains lessons for a group prayer study during the seven weeks of Lent. About the Authors: The Reverend Kathleene Card is an Elder in the United Methodist Church. She is serving as Associate Pastor at A & M UMC in College Station, Texas on loan from the Virginia Conference. Kathleene has worked as both a teacher and an administrator in the federal government.However, whether she was teaching English or managing a staff, Kathleene's love of God and God's people has always been the driving force in her life. Dr. Dianne Martin is a computer science professor emerita and vice provost at George Washington University. She has been in the computer field for over 40 years and was a programmer on the Apollo mission to put men on the moon. Dianne's desire is to make Christ the top priority of her life. Author's website: http://www.prayactprayagain.org Authors and Bible photo by: Rachel Kahler Publisher's website: http://SBPRA.com/KathleeneCardandDianneMartin