"Deciding To Believe!" is an out-of-print book written in 1990 by Chuck Cooper for his four young adult kids. He explained to them, in writing, how and why he became a devout believer/follower of Jesus Christ in the hopes that they, too, would eventually decide to believe!In this word for word audiobook Chuck shares numerous very personal, even miraculous, events in his life that are proof positive that God was working on him even when He didn't recognize or realize it or even want...

The weekly “It’s A God Thing!” radio program, hosted by Chuck and Sue Cooper, features amazing stories with believers in Jesus who share what God has miraculously done for them.Over time, Chuck and Sue subsequently converted the interviews to weekly podcasts (the “It’s A God Thing!” podcast), and now the stories are being presented here in a series of audiobooks encouraged by family and friends!In the first series, Chuck and Sue release 6 amazing stories/interviews...

Chuck Cooper is the renowned Poet, from Ashland, Virginia. In 2002, he was recognized as “Best American Poet” by the American Society of Poetry. He is the author of more than 300 published poems with his work appearing in the Magnolia Quarterly and The Atlantic Online. After 25 years, he returned to his home To find the man he was. This book is the result of that Exploration.

Joe is Safety Harbor's most beloved citizen. Through his gift of simple hospitality for all, and the quiet sharing of his wisdom with those who frequent his diner, he has influenced the lives of many for good. Now, Joe is missing, leaving behind only a cryptic note that simply says, "Carry on." What does it mean to "carry on" as Joe intended? Did he leave of his own accord or is his absence a sign of something more sinister? Through the struggle with these questions, and the ensuing search...

After many years, a long-forgotten spring is discovered by a little boy, near the Oregon coast town of Safety Harbor. The indigenous people to whom it originally belonged, and who still live nearby, believe the waters of the spring have healing power. It was once used by their ancestors for such, until it was taken from them by white settlers, who eventually abandoned the area as the spring dried up. Now, in the present time, miracles are reported by those who visit the newly emergent spri...

Who Dares Defend Our Rights? We the People!A Message from Your Alleged Betters: Hand Over the Cash!Traitor! You know who you are, you heartless, uncaring cur! You. The one struggling to keep a roof over your head that doesn't leak, to give your kids a decent education, to stave off your family's suffering through any honorable means available and tend to your loved ones when they inevitably do become sick or need help. You're the stingy one, the unpatriotic one, who isn't s...

The sustainability challenges of yesterday have become today’s resilience crises. National and global efforts have failed to stop climate change, transition from fossil fuels, and reduce inequality. We must now confront these and other increasingly complex problems by building resilience at the community level. But what does that mean in practice, and how can it be done in a way that’s effective and equitable?The Community Resilience Reader offers a new vision for creating...

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It's great to be back! After a one-year hiatus, Eric Flint's 1632 Universe has a new short-fiction venue (aka magazine). In this world, the small West Virginia town of Grantville is thrown back in time to 1631, landing in war-torn Thuringia, Germany. The town scrambles to ensure that it survives and thrives, and helps others do the same in this fantastic new world, as it forms alliances, spreads unfamiliar technology and ideas far and wide, and faces down powerful enemies. Will their effor...

Wiccans view the calendar year as a wheel. This wheel progresses from one season to another and back again in a cyclical fashion.There are eight solar holidays in the Wiccan calendar. These holidays are called the Sabbats.There are thirteen moons in a Wiccan lunar year. Each of these moons emphasize the different energies through which both you and the earth are progressing.

16-year-old Mochizuki Touya has it all. Grand Duke of an upstart nation, inventor of goods ranging from hula hoop to caramelized popcorn, administrator of Babylon, and pilot of the Anti-Phrase Frame Gears. The western nations love him... but darker machinations unfurl in the far east. Yulong, the glorious Empire of Heaven, regards Touya with envious eyes, brazen enough to send assassins into Brunhild! To make matters worse, the mysterious young girl known as Sakura seems to have a connecti...

A SCATHING LOOK AT THE STANDARD-BEARERS OF LIBERAL POLITICS—A BOOK THAT ASKS: WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH DEMOCRATS?“Thoroughly entertaining . . . Frank delights in skewering the sacred cows of coastal liberalism. . . . A serious political critique.”—The New York Times Book Review (front page)Now with a new afterword, The New York Times bestselling author Thomas Frank’s powerful analysis offers the best diagnosis to dat...