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During Chinese New Year, Rick Deacon got a peculiar email from a presumed Buddhist monk requesting supernatural help from the Holy Seven. Unfortunately most of the Seven (who are actually eight chosen individuals destined to combat supernatural trouble) are in the middle of college and not all of them can come. Bringing along Tom Brown and Bai Nian Chen, Rick must lead them through Jiangsu Provenance to the famed Huaguo Shanβthe birthplace of the Monkey Kingβand find out the real reason they
A Family of seven found themselves in mid-America homeless by God's design. A book of warning and direction for churches and families that may find themselves in similar situations during the coming judgments that are coming on America.
Impressions of a Nepalese family in Kathmandu during a 6-week visit over the holidays.
Going home is hard. Going back is impossible. Learning the truth is vital. Kimberly learns why she had to leave her home town only when she has the courage to return.
This Memoir tells of mishaps, delights, and surprises on my path of travels, local, and abroad.
Love stories come in small packages. In the first story, he writes to her. In the second, she writes to him. In the third, they write to one another. The stories are unrelated yet intertwined and deal with longing, reminiscence, and thankfulness.
During Chinese New Year, Rick Deacon got a peculiar email from a presumed Buddhist monk requesting supernatural help from the Holy Seven. Unfortunately most of the Seven (who are actually eight chosen individuals destined to combat supernatural trouble) are in the middle of college and not all of them can come. Bringing along Tom Brown and Bai Nian Chen, Rick must lead them through Jiangsu Provenance to the famed Huaguo Shanβthe birthplace of the Monkey Kingβand find out the real reason they
A Family of seven found themselves in mid-America homeless by God's design. A book of warning and direction for churches and families that may find themselves in similar situations during the coming judgments that are coming on America.
Impressions of a Nepalese family in Kathmandu during a 6-week visit over the holidays.
Going home is hard. Going back is impossible. Learning the truth is vital. Kimberly learns why she had to leave her home town only when she has the courage to return.
This Memoir tells of mishaps, delights, and surprises on my path of travels, local, and abroad.
Love stories come in small packages. In the first story, he writes to her. In the second, she writes to him. In the third, they write to one another. The stories are unrelated yet intertwined and deal with longing, reminiscence, and thankfulness.