They That Sow In Tears – by Lewis & Sandifer

Aug 4, 2004

They That Sow In Tears – Coping with Grief through Gardening

They That Sow In Tears reaches out to grieving readers and encourages them to join the large company of people who have discovered the solace of gardening. Landscape Architect Charles Sandifer and writer Catherine Lewis use the stories of other “grief gardeners” and their own experiences as bereaved parents to offer practical advice that helps the novice or experienced gardener establish a beautiful, meaningful place where “They that sow in tears shall reap with joy.”

$ 18.00

Catherine Lewis is an experienced gardener and garden columnist for Best Times, a monthly newsmagazine for active, mature Mid-Southerners.

Charles Sandifer is a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and has served as president of the Tennessee State Board of Examiners in Landscape Architecture.

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The DIGNITY Lens Workbook – Dr Beth-Sarah Wright

Dec 15, 2022 | 2020-2024, All Books, Featured Items, L-Z, Wright

The DIGNITY Lens is a transformative, comprehensive set of seven strategies to look deeply at our institutional challenges and create means of bridging the gap between our aspirations and our current reality, thereby becoming more authentic and creating sustainable change. That’s a huge task! And it probably won’t happen overnight. Where do you start? While DIGNITY: Seven Strategies for Creating Authentic Community (2020), introduces you to these tenets and provides great context for this work, The DIGNITY Lens Workbook provides facilitated exercises and tools to engage with this work and to make progress in narrowing the gap.

Life on the Altar – Dr James B Law

Jan 31, 2022 | 2020-2024, All Books, Featured Items, L-Z, Law

The themes set forth in Romans 12, where believers are called to present themselves to God as living sacrifices, drive the conversation in this book. We are summoned to the altar of God’s presence through the finished work of Christ on our behalf. The Christian life is presenting ourselves to Him every moment, of every day, all the days of our life. This is what I am calling, “Life on the Altar.”

The pattern is repeated again and again throughout Scripture, yet is seldom (if ever) heard from our pulpits. Because I have found alliteration to be a great help to my memory, I began to assign alliterated words to this pattern of discipleship that seems to be repeated in Scripture.

This book is designed to walk you through the pattern used in Scripture that can be replicated in your life and in your church.

Discipleship Preaching – Dr. Rob Finley

Aug 10, 2020 | 2020-2024, All Books, Featured Items, Finley

There is a distinct pattern that Jesus used in training His original twelve disciples. Jesus and the disciples employed the exact same pattern when they began to disciple the 70 and then again with the 120.

The pattern is repeated again and again throughout Scripture, yet is seldom (if ever) heard from our pulpits. Because I have found alliteration to be a great help to my memory, I began to assign alliterated words to this pattern of discipleship that seems to be repeated in Scripture.

This book is designed to walk you through the pattern used in Scripture that can be replicated in your life and in your church.

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