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ADULT
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| April
- 2011
Jacob's
Gift
by Max Lucado ( J
FTC LVC )
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When
you give a gift to one of God's children, you give a gift to God.
Rabbi Simeon announces to the boys in his shop that whoever builds
the best project will work with him on the new synagogue. Jacob
loves working with woods.
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He
just HAS to be selected. He thinks long and hard about what to
build. It would be the best work Jacob has ever done.
With
only hours left to finish his project, Jacob falls asleep, only
to be awakened by a gleaming light. Jacob faces a tough choice.
Tomorrow the rabbi will select the best apprentice, but tonight
there's a new baby without a place to sleep.
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April
Quote:
“Books
are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible
and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.”
Charles
W. Eliot |
April
- 2011
He Chose the Nails
by Max Lucado ( Max
232 LUC )
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Linger
on the hill of Calvary, rub a finger on the timber and press the
nail into your hand. Taste the tinge of cheap wine and feel the
scrape of a thorn on your brow.
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the velvet dirt, moist with the blood of Jesus. Allow the tools
of torture to tell the story of Jesus crucifixion. Listen as they
tell you what God did to win your heart.
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| March
- 2011
My
Frances Hook Thank You Book
Wanda Hayes (J DEV)
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This
book is all about children being thankful for all God has given
them. They learn to be thankful for Mommy/Daddy,
food they eat, their clothes and toys, and much more.
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March
Quote:
"When
I step into this library, I cannot understand why I ever step out of
it."
Marie de Sevigne |
March
- 2011
Radical Commitment
by Vernon Grounds (218.4 GRO)
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Whether
you are a new Christian, or have followed Jesus all your life,
this book will unlock treasure houses of wisdom.Â
Continuing to learn about our commitment is vital to our spiritual
growth and you will be challenged to take hold of the principals
in this book and open some new doors to action!
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| February
- 2011
The
Sunflower Parable
Liz Curtis Higgs (J DEV H16)
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This
is the story of Logan, a young gardener who hopes to grow sunflowers
that reach all the way to heaven by summer's end! Logan
discovers the value of planting seeds, not only in the ground,
but also in the heart. A good early spring book. |
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February
Quote:
“The
worth of a book is to be measured by what you can carry away from it.
James Bryce |
February
- 2011
Turning Points
Mark A. Noll (270 NOL)
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What
do the destruction of Jerusalem, the Diet of Worms, the French
Revolution and the Edinburgh Missionary Conference all have in
common? According to leading evangelical historian Mark
Noll, they are among a select number of pivotal events in the
2000 year history of Christianity.
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| January
- 2011
What
Would Jesus Do?
Charles Sheldon
- revised by Helen Haidle (J FIC HAI)
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What
happens when a small town pastor and a handful of children choose
to live as Jesus would? They are faced with some pretty
tough decisions and will touch the hearts of your children.
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January
Quote:
“Just
the knowledge that a good book is awaiting one at the end of a
long day makes that day happier.” Kathleen Norias, Hands Full
of Living, 1931 |
January
- 2011
In the Grip of Grace
Max Lucado (248.4 LUC)
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Can
anything separate us from the love Christ has for us? Can
problems or suffering or danger? Does God really love us
forever? How does God feel when we “mess up?” Walk the mountain
peaks of God's mercy with Max Lucado. |
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| December
- 2010
The
Bible, The Amazing Book
Tony Salerno (J DEV SAL)
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Change
your child's perception of the Bible as a “big black book with
small print and no pictures” to a book “just for me.” -
filled with interesting stories, fun facts, and real people. |
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you will hear familiar stories, hear amazing facts and your child
will want more! |
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December
Quote:
"My
test of a good novel is dreading to begin the last chapter. "
Thomas Helm |
December
- 2010
Who's
Pushing Your Buttons
Dr. John Townsend (248.4 TOW)
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We
all have at least one- that person that just knows how to push
our buttons and make us crazy! When we are at our wits end,
our inclination is to walk away. But, maybe we are giving
up too soon on the “button pushers.” |
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Why not try something new? Dr. Townsend presents a revolutionary
method for reaching out, confronting, negotiating with and setting
limits for these “button pushers.” Remember, some of these
people are our spouses, relatives, bosses, children and people
we really need to learn to relate to. God has been in the
business of changing difficult people for eons and He can help!
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| November
- 2010
All
is Well
by Frank Peretti (FIC PER)
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Daniel is selling his family’s junk. They had already sold
the good stuff. Daniel’s father died last Christmas, and
things have been hard for his mother and her family. Daniel is
trying to help by selling the junk. Daniel’s Mother tries
to stay positive, and the answer is in Daniel’s old box
of Christmas ornaments….and in the hearts of their neighbors.
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November
Quote:
“The
smallest bookstore still contains more ideas than have been presented
in the entire history of television.”
Andrew
Rose |
November
- 2010
Choosing
to Live the Blessing
by John Trent (248.4 TRE)
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What
people say and do leaves lasting impressions on those around us.
We all carry pictures in our minds of the way we were treated
in the past. These pictures from the past affect everything about
us-from our |
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profession to the person we marry. And, they play a huge part
in shaping the person we become. God also uses pictures in our
lives. Throughout the scripture, He paints graphic images of forgiveness,
reconciliation, love.
In
this culmination of nearly two decades of teaching, studying,
and praying about the biblical concept of the “blessing”,
John Trent reveals the secrets of how to live out the “blessing”
every day in every relationship.oundary is a personal property
line that marks those things for which we are responsible.
In other words, boundaries define who we are and who we are not.
Read about all the boundaries: physical, mental, emotional and
spiritual in this book that will teach you to set limits and still
be a loving person. |
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| September
- 2010
A
Boy and His Baseball
by Judy Gire (J NonFic GIR)
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any other little little leaguer, Dave Dravecky dreamed of someday
playing in the major league when he grew up. That dream
came true-and then the doctors found cancer in the muscle of his
pitching arm. They told Dave, “You'll never pitch again.”
But, Dave refused to give up, and his faith in God was with him
in his darkest time. Read about the true story of Dave Dravecky.
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September
Quote:
“A room without
a books is like a body without a soul. “ Cicero
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September
- 2010
Boundaries
by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend (248.4 CLO )
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Is
your life out of control? Do people sometimes take advantage
of you? Are you disappointed in God because of “ unanswered
prayers ?” Having clear boundaries is essential to a healthy,
balanced life.
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A boundary is a personal property line that marks those things
for which we are responsible. In other words, boundaries
define who we are and who we are not. Read about all the
boundaries: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual in this
book that will teach you to set limits and still be a loving person.
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August
- 2010
The
Wedding Feast
Roma
Bishop (J DEV BIS)
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on Matthew 22:1-14, this is the story Jesus told of the parable
of the wedding banquet.
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August
Quote:
Be
careful of the books you read, as of the company you keep; for your
habits and character will be as much influenced by the former as by
the latter. Paxton Hood |
August
- 2010
Why
Christian Kids Rebel
by Dr. Tim Kimmel (248,8 KIM)
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Do
tattoos, rap music and weird hair mean your kids are hell-bound?
Not necessarily, says Dr. Tim. But, your fear that your
once –upon-a-time toddler might walk away from the faith is based
on reality.
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90 percent of evangelical children leave the church after high
school –and many never return. How can you tell the difference
between a prodigal and a teenager who is just stumbling toward
adulthood???? Dr. Tim provides some surprising
and refreshing answers in this book. He also offers
a doable plan for parents of young children to avoid having them
walk away from God in a few short years.
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May
Today
I Feel Shy
William
L. Coleman (J NONFIC COL)
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A
warm, practical, “please-read-to-me” book to help parents and
their children face, talk and overcome feelings of shyness. |
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The theme is helping small children understand and deal with their
own emotional responses. In children's terms, the author
explains to the child why he or she sometimes feels this way and
the various ways in which shyness shows itself. The child
is shown practical ways to deal with and overcome shyness. |
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May
Quote:
“TV”.”
If children are entertained with two letters, imagine the fun they'll
have with twenty-six. Open your child's imagination. Open
a book. “ Author Unknown |
May
A Love Worth Giving
by Max Lucado (231.6 LUC)
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Finding
it hard to love???
Someone in your world is hard to forgive? Is patience an endangered
species?
Kindness
a forgotten virtue?
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If so, you may have forgotten a step-an essential first step.
LIVING LOVED.
God
loves you. Personally, Powerfully, Passionately. Others
have promised and failed. But God has promised and succeeded.
He loves you with an unfailing love . And his love—if you
let it, can fill you and leave you with a love worth giving! |
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| March
Tell
Me the Story
by
Max Lucado & Ron DiCianni(J DEV)
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This
book is the effort of three fathers determined to walk through
the portals of Glory hand in hand with their children. Their hope
is that this book |
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becomes a weapon in your hands in your battle to shield the hearts
and minds of your children from the perils of the world. |
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March
Quote:
“The
more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that
you will learn, the more places you'll go." Dr. Seuss |
March
Partners
In Prayer by John Maxwell (248.3 MAX)
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This
book, the first in the John Maxwell Church Resources series, shows
us how to unleash the power of prayer on behalf of ourselves,
one another and the
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church. This book, the first in the John Maxwell Church
Resources series, shows us how to unleash the power of prayer
on behalf of ourselves, one another and the church. I you
prayer life if starving and you want to tap into the power and
protection prayer provides, you will receive insight into:
*fundamentals
of prayer
*improving
personal prayer life
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praying for others , including church leaders
*building
the prayer partners ministry
*encouraging
prayer revival nationwide
Are
you missing out on God's gift and blessing of prayer? This
is the book for you!! |
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| February
I’d
Choose You
by
John Trent, PhD (J FIC Tre)
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It was the worst day of Norbert the Elephant’s life. |
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sat alone on the way to school, lunch was ruined and no one picked
him for the team. He felt awful!!! Find out how Norbert realizes
he is special to others, especially God. This book is good for
any child who needs encouragement. |
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February
Quote:
“A
man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can’t
read them.” Mark Twain, attributed |
February
Praying
with Power
by
C. Peter Wagner (248.3 WAG)
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This book chronicles the how and why of prayer, answering such
questions as: “Will my prayers be heard?
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can I find more time to pray, and Why do I not hear answers to
my prayers?” Dr. Wagner reveals not only his personal approach
to prayer, but provides practical steps for strengthening our
prayer life. This book can lead any Christian into life changing
communication with God. |
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| January
Adam
Raccoon and the Race to Victory Mountain
by
Glen Keane (FIC KEA)
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“So let us run the race that is before us and never give up.
We should remove from our lives anything that would get in the
way. |
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12:1, 2. This story is about Adam Raccoon and the things
that can get in our way when we take our eyes off the race.
Adam hits a tree (not paying attention ), takes a shortcut (and
advice from a suspicious bat!), and gets sidetracked by
some sweet honey. More side adventures await Adam. Will
he finish the race? Does your mouth seem to have a mind of its
own? You are not alone! With God's help, you can take
charge of the words you speak and make them work for the Lord. |
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January
Quote:
“No
man can be called friendless who has God and the companionship of good
books.” Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
January
Me
and My Big Mouth
by
Joyce Meyer(248 MEY)
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Does your mouth seem to have a mind of its own? Your are
not alone! With God's help, you can take charge of the words
you speak and make them work for the Lord. |
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Joyce Meyer shows us how to train our mouth to speak the words
that God wants us to speak. Our mouth can be used for
blessings or destruction to your own life and the life of others.
In this book, we will learn how to speak the Word of Truth and
Love, and how our HEART must be right first. A good read
for new Christians and those who have been part of the body of
Christ for years. |
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December
The
Crippled Lamb
by
Max Lucado (JFIC)
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Joshua,
the black and white lamb, wanted to be like the other lambs.
He wondered why he had to limp, instead of |
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and playing in the meadow.He felt different, and often left
out. But, God had a special plan for Joshua, as He does
for all his “lambs”.
Written
by Max Lucado and his daughters. |
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December
Quote:
“Read
the best books first, or you may not have a chance to read them all.”
Henry David Thoreau |
December
The
Volunteer Revolution
by
Bill Hybels
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This
book is about what the local church can be when Christ's followers
offer their hearts, passions and their talents to |
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the enormous needs all around them. Through stories of
transformation, you'll see why serving others is one of life's
richest experiences, and you'll know how to do so effectively.
A good read if you want to find your best fit as a volunteer.
Service at its finest! |
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November
Jotham's
Journey
by Arnold Ytreeide (Y FICYTR)
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Over and over Jotham
screamed for his family but there was no one to hear him. They had
vanished. He was alone. Jotham told himself, “I must look
for my family.” |
Follow Jotham
as he searches for his family in one of the most exciting Advent stories
you will ever follow. 10 year old Jotham crosses Israel and faces thieves,
robbers and kidnappers. Rejoice as he encounters wise men, shepherds,
and innkeepers until at last he finds his way to the Savior born in
Bethlehem. |
November
Quote:
Just the knowledge that a good book is awaiting one at the end of a long
day makes the day happier. Kathleen Norris |
November
Halley's
Bible Handbook
by Dr. Henry H. Halley
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Do you need help understanding the Bible? This book makes the wisdom
and message more accessible to you. Whether you’ve never read
the Bible before or have read it many times, you’ll find helpful
insights in this book. |
It will also help you develop an appreciation for the cultural, religious
and geographic settings in which the Bible unfolds. Written for both
mind and heart, Halley’s Bible Handbook will be informational
and interesting.
It features:
New maps, illustrations
Practical Bible reading programs
Fascinating archaeological information
Easy to understand sections on how we got the Bible and on church history |
October
KIDZ KORNER BOOK OF THE MONTH
Tell
Me the Secrets by Max Lucado
What
do you want for your children? This book takes your family on
a magical journey to discover eternal treasure in God's Word .
From an early age, children can learn these principles and begin to
reap their benefits. You and your family will learn about love,
peace, forgiveness and much more.
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October
ADULT NEWLIFER'S BOOK OF THE MONTH
Sticky
Church by Larry Osborne
Getting
people to church-not so difficult, keeping them there-not so easy.
Larry Osborne shares three proven strategies on keeping people involved
and in attendance. Using sermon-based small groups to dig deeper
into the sermon is one way Osborne's multi-site congregation grew from
a small group to one of the larger churches in the country! This
is the inspiring story of the North Coast Church, and offers practical
tips for growing through the sermon based small groups. |
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