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Rainy Days at the Cottage
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If you’re a Cottager you’ll understand. Seasoned cottagers will declare, “There’s no such thing as a bad day at the cottage”. Don’t believe them. I’ve had plenty of cold, rainy, wind-spitting days when sky and water were a spirit crushing grey...
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Curse of the Cul de Sac
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When Mase and his sister Mimi move to Romance Lane, they think they’re in for a normal summer full of new friends and fun but at the end of the street is a cul-de-sac that is anything but normal! When Mase steps onto one mysterious driveway, the...
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Jesus Christ: The Heart of Vatican II
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Sixty years after the completion of Vatican II, the full meaning of the only Catholic ecumenical council of the last 150 years is still not widely understood. Longtime journalist Glen Argan shows how the council intended to draw ordinary...
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Dancing Stories, Poems and Plays for Eurythmy and Movement Lessons
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Stories, Poems and Plays for Grades 1-3 and Stories and Plays for Grade 4 and Above "A story is a magic gate. Come step within. Adventures wait!" Dancing Stories, Poems and Plays is a resource of material for eurythmy and expressive movement...
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Losing George
Stories of Grief and Coming Together
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When Anne Majic’s husband dies suddenly, her world changes in an instant. Overwhelmed by grief, she wonders how she’ll navigate life alone. Yet in the midst of the darkness, Anne is visited by “earthly angels” who bring many gifts—acts of...
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Sunny the Snowplow
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A big snowfall has covered the town, and Sunny the Snowplow couldn’t be more excited. With a beep, beep, beep, Sunny happily crunches through the snow, clearing the road with his trusty scoop. Along the way, he meets his good friend, Rusty Red,...
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Nigeria A Lie?
Volume One
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Nigeria A Lie? Historical Perspective is a subtle yet powerful reflection on Nigeria’s formation, colonial foundations, and evolving national identity. Through thoughtful analysis and scholarly insight, the book examines the complex forces that...
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From the Danube to the Californias, from World War 2 to the American Dream
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Ildiko Bartnicki had a simple but secure childhood in her native Hungary. But soon there were whisperings of war—first came the arrival of refugees from Transylvania, then the isolation and segregation of her Jewish friends and neighbors. It was...
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The Strength Behind The Smile
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Have you ever received a diagnosis that hit you like a punch in the gut, folding you over and totally derailing your life? What about a prognosis that shortens that life and sets out to redefine its potential quality and worth? The Strength...
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Forgotten Followers
from Broken to Bold
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AFTER YEARS OF SUBMISSION, Mara lives in anxiety and isolation, unsure of herself and her place in the world. But when her nephew Jesus is chased off a cliff, she is thrust into the unknown and forced to confront her deepest fears. As she...
