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Sometimes a kiss can speak a thousand words, but it can also propel you to your destination!
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Flight attendants have one of the most sought-after jobs in the world, but on the way to soaring the glamorous skies, you’ve got to conquer one strenuous interview after another before snagging the golden ticket and getting your boarding pass. Finally, a book that not only teaches you all you need to know to secure the job but entertain you along the way! Do you want to become a hero of the skies? Then sit back, buckle up, and let the amazing Kissing Flight Attendant escort you aboard Flight 108, final destination…success!
Living Life After the Fires of my Sorrows
Obedience to the call of God doesn’t mean there won’t be obstacles along the way.
In Living Life After the Fires of my Sorrows, author Reba Harris chronicles her harrowing journey from childhood trauma to success! In over sixty years, Reba has navigated through poverty, her mother’s heartbreaking betrayal, being victimized by injustice and racism, a strained marriage, and overcoming addiction. With little education, minimal direction and no idea what to do with it, Reba attached her faith to the word she received from God and started a recovery home ministry for women. And just like Nehemiah in the Bible (whom she likens herself to), Reba has remained courageous and steadfast through the many oppositions she faced as she strives to complete the will of God.
Through Living Life After the Fires, Reba deftly transforms her personal testimony into a throng of inspiration that will uplift, motivate and challenge readers to live outside the borders of trauma and believe that they can win!
Restoration 108
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Have the cards life dealt you hurt you so bad, they’ve caused you to disconnect from the people who matter most to you? Even worse, has the death of a loved one left you so devastated, it seems impossible to reclaim your joy? How about this, have you heard people share their testimony of restoration at church and yearned for the healing they experienced?
In Restoration 108, (the second Playbook in the Explosive 108 book series), author Charlotte Crumley- Arrington takes readers play by play step by step through restoring themselves to the happy, triumphant, secure people they were prior to experiencing life’s trauma. Charlotte deftly defines each of the tools necessary not only to honestly acknowledge the gains and losses we’ve experienced, but also challenges us to examine the choices we’ve made that have contributed to defeat.
Be Encouraged because Gods promises are true. If you’re ready to take a transparent look at your life and obtain the strength you need to restore everything you value most, then open the pages and get ready to experience the power of healing and restoration.
Embracing Your New Normal: A 21 Day Devotional to Support and Encourage You as You Keep Living
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Not Bitter, Better
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For every woman who is ready to overcome and work towards their breakthrough, turn the page, and open their heart, join Dr. Sparks on this healing journey, using the bricks and stones that were meant to hurt you, to build the life you desire and deserve!
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Imagine Life Without African American Inventors is a beautifully illustrated children’s book about inventions that has become the fabric of our everyday lives. Children will learn that some things that we may take for granted – from the components in a cell phone, streetlights, mailbox, hairbrush, potato chips, ironing board to the home security system – were created by African American men and women. As Michelle and Mr. Kentrell’s class learn about these inventors, they are asked to image life without African Americans.
Beautiful Toxicity
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