Ken Scott

A Christian book written from experience by Ken Scott, a retired missionary and Bible college lecturer. Looking at the 'Logs' (bad traits, prejudice etc.) in your own life and trying to remove them, before attempting to counsel or give advice to others.

What was it like being an Allied POW in World War II? What was it like being captured and transported to a brutal environment controlled by a Nazi regime, hell-bent on world domination?In this remarkable book, the families of the prisoners from one of the biggest POW camps in Europe, give an insight into the harsh conditions in Lamsdorf and in the forced labour work camps beyond.The stories are unique, first-hand accounts from fathers, grandfathers and uncles who are no longer with us.A labour of love and respect from family members determined to keep their loved ones memories alive.

This book is the story of a forbidden love affair, a bastard child and an interfering church that removes the child from its parents and separates them by force. It's 1908 in Spain and it is the way things are done.Before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Juan Francisco enters the priesthood and finds himself part of Franco's mobile blessing squad, giving Mass to the troops and the last rites to the Republican prisoners about to be shot.This is the story of the war within Spain and the conflict of the morals and beliefs of a priest and his duty to General Franco.

Discovering the Lord's Supper - My favourite Christian celebration, without a doubt, is the Lord's Supper. It is not a pointless ritual. The Lord never asks us to do anything that is silly or useless. I have come to believe and discover the Lord's Supper as a means of grace and of great benefit to my heart. Sometimes I feel the blessings, while on other occasions I do not. We feed on Christ in our hearts by faith with thanksgiving when we remember Christ in His death. This continues to be a journey of discovery for me. That is why I have given this booklet its title.

Ken Scott from the Orkney Islands in Scotland to Costa Rica, Delaware, U.S and Peru and finally Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ken tells the story of his journey as a student, missionary, Bible teacher, husband, father and grandfather.

Do you speak Spanish at intermediate level and are you struggling to find books to read in Spanish? Regular novels are too difficult and Spanish readers are too easy because they're generally aimed at beginners.If the above scenario describes your problem then The Cooking Pot is for you. This story of adventure and hidden treasure is told in both Spanish and English, with the Spanish text on the left hand page, the matching English text on the right hand page and difficult or new words highlighted for easy reference. The story is set within a 1km radius of where the authors live on the Costa Blanca in Spain. All of the places mentioned in the story are real and many of the characters are the authors' friends and neighbours.The story: Claudia Vagner could not believe her ears when she heard her father's deathbed revelation. As a South African, she had always known about the story of the missing Kruger Millions, but was her father really saying that the legend is true? He claimed he knew exactly where the old South African Republic's missing gold reserves were and had left his only daughter a very cryptic clue as to its whereabouts. Before she knew it, Claudia was on her way to Altea, a sleepy little town on the Costa Blanca.What she didn't know as she arrived in Spain, was that there were others interested in the missing treasure and they would kill to protect their claim on it.

This updated new edition covers the design, building and maintenance of steel and aluminum boats, both power and sail.