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Pages: 288, Paperback, Freeborn Publishing

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From the foreword by John Powell: In Talking the Walk Cutting and Themba-Nixon present a comprehensive look at how the media continues to perpetuate a white-centric discourse in this country; however via insightful and revealing theory, they also demonstrate how to utilize the media to promote racial justice.....After laying out the need to address race in the media and offering new ways of thinking about race, the authors turn to communications guidelines that serve as a crash course in how the...

Father. Hell. Atonement. Discipleship. Let's be honest, these words haven't been winning any popularity contests lately. In fact, they have become strangely embattled in today's conversations about faith--variously ignored, overused, or flat-out misunderstood. Besides, hasn't culture taught that 'Father' is exclusive, 'community' promotes conformity, and 'doctrine' is intellectually naïve? In her probing new book, Marva Dawn challenges these assumptions, encouraging readers to ponder these embattled...

The author reclaims a classic Christian vocabulary, offering short reflections on more than 60 words. The topics range from theological to social.

This book contains 31 small group meetings that have been revised and updated from the field tested, Youth for Christ resource Honest to God. After a few sessions of getting kids comfortable sharing with a group they don't normally hang with, you can guide them through discussions on how to face life's tensions, self-esteem, clarifying future goals, friends, family, sexuality, forgiveness, and more!

Pages: 3, Digital, Association for Childhood Education International

“The bus stops at the corner: Pfssssss. The lady gets on. The bus starts up again: chrrrooooooooooooffff.” Pronounce these uncannily realistic “sounds” phonetically and, once you stop giggling, you’ll both be inspired to try a no-talking walk of your own. What will you hear on your listening walk? Pigeons? “They say prrrooo prrrooo.” A bicycle bell? “Trring trring.” A great read- aloud story! “How many different sounds can you hear right now?” Paperback, 30 pages. Ages 3 to 7.

A panel of experienced lawyers will share their successful strategies. This workshop will explore the structure of the initial consultation, how to listen to and assess the clients story, talk about process options, engage your clients in effective discussion about the Collaborative Process... and more!

Pages: 7, Digital, Thomson Gale

Pages: 15, Digital, Scholastic, Inc.

The first illustrated inside look at the band often cited as the most influential of the late 60s--by Patti Smith, Talking Heads, Sex Pistols, R.E.M., and U2, among others.

SynopsisHolzer's first book, a personal journal on writing and the creative process, is a dreamtime meditation on inner and outer journeying–a walk on a landscape of metaphor, on a spiritual path to self-discovery. "Talking to paper is talking to the divine . . . each time you scratch on it, you trace part of yourself, and thus part of the world, and part of the grammar of the universe." Jewelled with keen-eyed observations, reflective musings and prescriptive insights, this is a passionately companionable...

Harry, the disabled police officer, lowered his voice. “I’m not talking about evil acts and evil deeds. What I’m telling you is that a real devil is controlling that evil. I don’t know if he controls everything evil, but I’ve seen enough of him in the hell I’ve worked in to know it’s really him. You think God is on your side because you’re a minister? Listen, if God is on one side, the Devil is on the other. He’ll walk right along...

He kept a journal of this thousand-mile walk and near the end of his life, now famous as a conservation warrior and literary celebrity, sent a typescript of it to his publisher. The result is a wonderful portrait of a young man in search of himself and a particularly vivid portrait of the post-war American South. Here is the young Muir talking with freed slaves and former Confederate soldiers, pondering the uses of electricity, exploring Mammoth Cave, sleeping in a Savannah cemetery, delirious with...