Callen: 112 books

Reading the Bible in Wesleyan Ways is comprised of significant essays by outstanding scholars. They represent and address the Wesleyan theological tradition and convey insights vital for today's Bible readers regardless of their denomination or tradition. The authors address Wesleyan ways of reading...

David, the aging but still extremely good-looking pilot, has no other interest in life but flying, and he has a good reason too. Then, one day, an unexpected event changes everything. The breakthrough is initiated by a dream, but when Davids life finally seems to reach new meaning, dreams and reality...

Is this really important? -- What went wrong? -- How should Christians read the foundational testament? -- The pervasive theological themes -- The "father" of Rabbi Jesus -- Yahweh, the truly "open" God -- The divine choice of a people -- Walking the way of holiness -- Dealing with the order of things...

Saudi Arabia: Tackling Emerging Economic Challenges to Sustain Strong Growth

Imagine a shadow darker than any shadow you have ever seen before.Imagine that shadow is always hungry, and that if you aren't fast enough, you'll be invited to dinner. Once she had been human, but that was long ago. She is consumed by a never-ending hunger that can only be eased by the taking...

In Heart of the Matter, twenty-one voices are heard in all. Each voice represents wide experience and is full on conviction this is heard respectfully by the others. These conversations are informed and sometimes rather personal exchanges, although never yelling matches of the immature and undisciplined. Comments made are carefully referenced to published sources.

The friendship between Lena Kaiser, a sodbuster’s daughter, and Gustie Roemer, an educated Easterner, is unlikely in any other circumstance but post-frontier Charity, South Dakota. Gustie is considered an outsider, and Lena is too proud to share her problems (which include a hard-drinking husband)...

Fervent Charity continues the story of the friendship of five women who have nothing in common but the ground they walk on and the vicissitudes of post-frontier prairie life. Lena, a young mother living on the edge of heartbreak. Her sister-in-law, Mary, more beautiful than loved. Alvinia,...

It is a hot summer day, so three young siblings decide to play in the pool! Children will relate to this story about summer fun, including siblings and splashing in the water. They will also need to problem solve when the water finally begins to run out. With colorful illustrations and large font, early readers will be reading and having fun too!

In this Spanish book, Ms. Wilde is an eccentric teacher who loves to come to class dressed up as her favorite storybook character. She reads to the class with great enthusiasm. She also brings her dog, Oscar, to school as well. When the class decides to perform "Little Red Riding Hood,"...

Even dogs need to stay healthy! In this Spanish-translated story, Boris, the grumpy basset hound demonstrates his fitness routine. He runs, does push-ups, and lifts weights to stay strong and feel good. Young readers will love these goofy illustrations as they learn about the importance of staying fit.

In this Spanish-translated book, children will discover all of the amazing things that go on in the building that Frank built. From schools, to pools, to homes, Frank created a magnificent place for people to live and play. Young readers will be inspired by the spaces that engineers can create for...

It's time for a school field trip to the museum of art. In each room, students look at the paintings and sculptures and talk about what they see when they study the art. Early readers will want to join in on the interpretations as they make connections to their own lives. This story is translated in Spanish and includes imaginative illustrations and easy-to-read font.

Boris the basset hound is best friends with his owner, Bea. They do everything together. Bea suddenly starts to notice that Boris seems sad on their walks together. She then finds out that he used to be a therapy dog at the children's hospital and misses all of the children. In the end, Bea resolves...