Beth: 574 books

Help your kids examine their own stories of coming to Christ as they discover Jesus' encounters with Zaccheus, Matthew and the Rich Ruler. These three lessons are engaging, fun and will challenge your students to know and follow the Lord. These resources hold to the truths of Scripture without compromise and keep kids and teachers coming back for more…

In "Battle-Starfish Galactic," Houston had a problem. When a lunar war escalated over starfish fishing rights in the Sea of Tranquility, an emissary was procured from Neptune. In "Neither Asteroids, Nor Shooting stars," finds unrequited love due to a bungled routing code...

The author’s father came down with polio during the epidemic of 1944. This book describes his story of pain, rehabilitation and return to normality as well as inspirational stories of other polio survivors, some more severely paralyzed than he was. Most of these people adjusted well to life after...

The pain of acute paralytic polio is horrific. It is the worst physical pain there is. As every nerve in the affected area dies it feels as if a dentist is drilling the nerve without novocaine. Nerve after nerve dies. Ghastly pain ensues. The pain can last for weeks. The patient must listen to the...

Ku-Chē: The Way of Being long forbidden to be written or spoken and thought lost, the Ku-Chē is now available for the first time in contemporary English. Additional teachings and other supplemental materials are included to enhance the study of this new discovery of a timeless treasure. Ku-Chē: The Way of Being is parody of ancient wisdom literature.

How can Alabama schoolteacher Annie Fitzgerald protect her impressionable young brother from the influences of notorious Pony Express rider Seneca Jones? Especially when his roguish grin makes her feel she’s the one in need of protection? As Christmas approaches and snow covers the Nebraska prairie,...

“I stared at the ring on my finger. After the champagne, I had a vague memory of a tacky wedding chapel. I remember giggling as I carried a slightly grubby bunch of silk lilies down a short aisle. Married. I guess that meant that I wasn’t a slut; I was an idiot.” -From At The Turning Point When...

Mail Order Bride: Looking After The Drunken Man - On her way to her fiancé in the Wyoming Territory a woman encounters an apparently inebriated man during the next leg of her journey but when all disembark for the night at a way station, they discover that he is severely wounded. What happens later...

Unedited unabridged original “I am Lance Richard, Deity Lord’s” file story with Editing as Brandis the Record Keeper and somewhat unedited story file included. Copyright Smashwords 2016 Prologue: This is Jinks Montreal’s Story through Brandis the Record Keeper. Acknowledgement: “I,...

Featuring 72 action-packed, easy-to-lead family devotions. Set aside a night or two each week for a "special time" where you and your kids can have family fun together and learn valuable lessons from God's Word. No advanced planning is needed. Anyone can do this. Just grab your special time...

A very shy woman from Philadelphia takes the plunge and becomes the mail order bride of a socially awkward cowboy in Utah. They have to deal with the curious townspeople and an angry father who thought his daughter would be the cowboy’s bride.

Guide your children in discovering the real meaning of Christmas. These five Christmas lessons are engaging, fun and will challenge your students to know and follow Jesus. These resources hold to the truths of Scripture without compromise and keep kids and teachers coming back for more…

If you’re reading this, you’re probably at least considering having a go at online dating. Maybe you’re already sold on the idea, or maybe you’re not quite sure if it’s such a great idea. Aren’t people online usually there because they’re socially inept or secretly unattractive? Isn’t...

As I was studying Lincoln I wondered why a pioneer child would want to learn to read, something no other child at that time wanted to do. These days children want to learn to read because their older siblings do it. Parents read. Their parents take them to the public library (children's section)....