You want to pray but you do not have an hour to give. Between class, practice, the group chat that never stops, and the pressure to decide who you will become, 60 seconds is about all you can honestly afford. That is enough to change a life.One Minute with God for Catholic Teens gives you that 60 seconds. Michael Brown built this book for the teen in the locker room, the bedroom at 11 p.m., and the back pew who wants a real friendship with God without a program that collapses by Fe...

"A fascinating account of formal gardens during the middle ages," including plants and their uses, features, tools, cultivation techniques, and more ( Books Monthly ).Medieval gardens usually rate very few pages in the garden history books. The general perception is still of small gardens in the corner of a castle. Recent research has shown that the gardens were larger than we previously believed. This book contains information and...

Most people spend on average just 2 days per week doing what they think they’re supposed to be doing at work. Which means you’re almost certainly spending days each week wasting time: in meetings you shouldn’t be in, on some process that doesn’t work, battling your inbox. This isn’t what you hoped work would be when you started out. Are you condemned to a life of ongoing job misery and frustration? NO!There are so many ways you can rebuild your career mojo. Michael Brown reveals 10...

You get up before the house stirs, carry the weight of providing, come home to a family that needs you present, and by 10 p.m. your brain is still running through tomorrow. You meant to pray this morning and you told yourself you would start on Monday. This book closes the gap between intention and action.One Minute with Jesus for Christian Men is 365 morning prayers written as if you are speaking straight to Jesus. Michael Brown built each day around a single Scripture line, a 60 ...

It is my pleasure to introduce you to the controversial newly published book by author and scholar, Michael Brown, PhD, titled "The Race Card: How Systemic Institutional Hatred Trumps Public Safety." As described by Dr. Brown, "This book delves into some of the issues he thinks hinders the effectiveness of public safety in the United States. He introduces 'Systemic Institutional Hatred and the term Americans of Color.' Undoubtedly, it will cause angst for some and elucidate the issues of s...

Unlock the timeless art of crochet with the "Crochet for Beginners Bible."Whether you're a complete novice or looking to refine your skills, this comprehensive guide is your key to mastering the craft and creating stunning projects with confidence and ease.From learning basic stitches to mastering intricate patterns, "Crochet for Beginners Bible

Plants were an essential part of medieval life. Most people lived in houses made of wood and thatch, which often accidentally burned down when they cooked their food or huddled over wood fires to keep warm. People wore linen clothing dyed with plants. They drank ale, cider and wine as they danced to music played on wooden instruments. Beauty, love and seduction could all be made easier with a few herbal preparations. If you became ill, plants provided many of the cures. The unwary may have...

Ireland 1649Nora, a young Irish heiress and her friend, Anne, lose family and friends through plague and Oliver Cromwell's cruel invading forces. Escaping with a valuable family document, Nora and Anne leave Ireland amidst a firefight that disfigures an English Captain—a man who swears eternal vengeance! Upon arrival in the American colonies, Nora and Anne experience humanity at its worst. Nora calls upon her inner strength to fight for her virtue and freedom—only to have her effort...

Ireland 1649 Nora, a young Irish heiress and her friend, Anne, lose family and friends through plague and Oliver Cromwell’s cruel invading forces. Escaping with a valuable family document, Nora and Anne leave Ireland amidst a firefight that disfigures an English Captain—a man who swears eternal vengeance! Upon arrival in the American colonies, Nora and Anne experienced humanity at its worst. Nora calls upon her inner strength to fight for her virtue and freedom—only to have her efforts tur...

Ireland 1649 Nora, a young Irish heiress and her friend, Anne, lose family and friends through plague and Oliver Cromwell’s cruel invading forces. Escaping with a valuable family document, Nora and Anne leave Ireland amidst a firefight that disfigures an English Captain—a man who swears eternal vengeance! Upon arrival in the American colonies, Nora and Anne experience humanity at its worst. Nora calls upon her inner strength to fight for her virtue and freedom—only to have her efforts turn...

In spring 1973, Michael Brown, a young freelance travel writer, took a phone call from a friend: 'Why don't you come down to Somerset and see these things called elvers - they migrate up river at night on the high tides and the local's fish for them. It's called elvering.'And so began a lifetime's career, full of ups and downs, as a self- employed eel fisherman: from the enchantment of catching them by moonlight, to driving them in battered vans across Europe, to smoking mature eel...

An examination of the ways in which the American experience influenced some of the major Jewish leaders during and between the world wars.The Israeli-American Connection examines the ways in which the American experience influenced some of the major leaders of the yishuv, the Jewish settlement in Palestine, during and between the world wars. In six biographical chapters, Michael Brown studies Vladimir Jabotinsky, Chaim Nahman Bialik, Berl Katznelson, Henri...