by Sissy Taran (2008)
One woman's honest look at the pain of losing a spouse, and the ways she reached into herself and out to a circle of loving friends and family to make a loved one's memory into a blessing.
Susan M. Heim, Karen C. Talcott
A collection of 101 Christian daily devotional stories on times of trouble in people's lives, by various authors comprising a piece of scripture, a personal story illustrating the piece of scripture, and a relevant prayer.
Brian C. Stiller
Stiller provides tips and insights for preaching about the parables in the postmodern area, providing insights about postmodernism for preacher.[link text][1] [1]:
Lee Hardy
"Work concerns all of us: we spend more of our waking hours working than doing anything else. The importance of work and the need to reflect more fully and meaningfully on it make Lee Hardy's Fabric of This World a highly relevant book."--Back cover.
Kate Southwood
"Margaret Maguire: a widow and grandmother, home from the hospital in time for Christmas, is no longer able to ignore the consequences of having married an imperious and arrogant man. Despite her efforts to be a good wife and mother in small town Iowa, her adult children are now strangers to each other, past hope of reconciling. Margaret's granddaughter could be the one to break the cycle, but she can't do it without Margaret's help. It's time to take stock, to examine the past, and even time for Margaret to call herself to account."--