Lonnie: 134 books

In 1868, Dykesboro was incorporated as Cochran. The Macon and Brunswick Railroad enabled the community to ship cotton and corn and receive needed goods. As the town began to grow, education was always promoted by the churches. Ebenezer Academy, founded in 1884, became Middle Georgia College. In 1912,...

The name Thomas Lyon Hamer only brings puzzled looks when spoken today. Even in Georgetown, Ohio, Hamers home and place of burial, only a handful of local historians have any knowledge of the man whom U. S. Grant believed would have been president of the United States had he not died prematurely and...

Enter the streets of Los Angeles. Witness the creation of a gang leader. Walk the yard of maximum security prison. Experience the dangers of the Dope Game and the lessons learned on the way.

A celebration of African American cooking with 109 recipes from the National Museum of African American History and Culture's Sweet Home Café Since the 2016 opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, its Sweet Home Café has become a destination in its own right....

Bougainvillea tree, the very name reminds you of the fuchsia flowers delicately hanging from the boughs of a thorny creeper. Whether the fragile beauty of the pink bougainvillea flowers or the white patina of the bougainvillea blooms, it is the very delicate sheen of the plant, which diffuses the...

Reputable scholars have long charged that symbolic interactionism, which is based on the principle of "sociality," discounts the importance that subordination plays in human groups. Emphasizing dominance and power, Athens explains how subordination operates in human group life from a new...

Many educational institutions headed by women dont get the credit they deserve. I think that the missing critical argument for the value of these women is not being recognized or even revered. Thinking about those women today and in history, their stories seem so insignificant to men and their accomplishments!...

A destination wedding is a when you and your fiancee travel to a special location to have your wedding. If it is just the two of you, it is called eloping. However, destination weddings often involve family and friends. Such weddings are increasingly popular, increasing by 400 percent for American...

The Bible tells us the bare bones of how Jesus turned lives around from hopelessness to joy. This book takes you into the hearts and experiences of biblical people you are familiar with. You’ll feel as if you are there with them in their conflicts, their challenges, and the profound outcomes Jesus brings to them

When Elbee Neesprin becomes a victim of company downsizing and begins a diligent search for employment in a decreasing job market, he is faced with depression, a girlfriend who is becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their relationship, and a faith that is being tried by fire, as he tries to determine, "How Do I Go On?"

Earl was so angry he was shaking, which is probably why he made the mistake he did. He tried to hit Chuck in the head. Chuck ducked and Earl tried to hit him again. Chuck kicked him to the most good. Earl bent forward to catch a knee in the face. Dad ran in yelling for them to stop. Its...

Chamomile is one of the most common medicinal herbs that you can grow in your garden. It is fairly easy to grow and with its many uses, especially as a medicinal herb, it definitely is a valuable addition to your home herb garden...... Scroll up... and click on "Buy Now" to deliver almost instantly to your Kobo or other reading device.

Help, Lord, I’m Not Perfect Yet speaks how we haven’t arrived at our sinless state. We all have imperfections, sins, and faults that seem to just take over our life, and we can’t figure out how to overcome them. We all get confused sometimes in our life, and we don’t know what is going on. Did...

God is always good. God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all. So why do people ask the question, If God is so good, why does he allow evil to happen to people? Of course, most people ask this question rhetorically. The answer is quite simple. We are free! We have the freedom to do anything we...