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Tired of your usual fitness routine or spiritual practices falling flat? Seeking for a stimulating way to invigorate both areas of wellbeing simultaneously? Then 'Running with Jesus: Spiritual and Physical Fitness Hand in Hand' may be just the solution you've been yearning for! This special report, penned by the inspirational sport and spirituality authority, Gabriel Sharp, takes you on an awe-inspiring adventure, highlighting the symmetry of physical prowess and spiritual health through the captivating exercise of running.Dive into a delightful mix of spiritual teachings and practical advice on physical fitness. Learn a transformative approach to achieve a dual aim: improving your physical strength while nurturing your spirituality. Experience an innovative perspective on fitness, replacing mundane gym sessions with spiritually uplifting runs. Explore deeply ingrained biblical teachings on health, presenting a fresh outlook on maintaining one's bodily temple. Navigate through real success stories of individuals who've managed to balance their physical health and spiritual well-being, finding fulfillment on both fronts. Receive practical advice and tips on how to incorporate prayer and reflection into your running routine, transforming a daily run into a sacred ritual.'Running with Jesus: Spiritual and Physical Fitness Hand in Hand' is more than just a guide-it's a call to a refreshing new perspective on achieving comprehensive wellbeing. Answer the call today and embark upon a fulfilling adventure that will motivate your soul and energize your body!
Stand Up for Your People is a detailed analysis of Native American history and its effect on religious practices in US prisons. Native American inmates share their experiences to enlighten readers about the real story of religious freedom in today''s American prison system. Learn how Native American religious oppression is rooted in the arrival of Europeans to the North American continent and how their many conflicts have a direct correlation to the present treatment of incarcerated indigenous people. Actual Native American court cases brought forth by prisoners struggling to find religious freedom are the precedents used by author Gabriel Sharp (Grey Bear) in his personal fight for religious freedom in Arizona.Grey Bear shares his experiences on how the Arizona Department of Corrections actively oppressed Native American religious rights while he was incarcerated. Unforgiving established prison policies were constantly used as weapons against the Native Americans. Prison officials desecrated both their religious items and their sweat lodges. They were forced to prove their race. They were denied equal prisoner access to religious ceremonies and spiritual items and importantly, were prevented the purchase of firewood for their sweat ceremonies. Grey Bear offers practical solutions to change and prevent religious oppression from continuing in prison. With education, courage and the power of the Great Spirit, Native Americans and those committed to justice will be able to stand up for the Red Nation! 
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