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In this book, 'Igniting The Power of Your Creative Mind', the author, Ferdinard Lawson, seeks to remind you that if you are not happy about the current state of your personal and family life, then you have the power to change things for the better by engaging your creative mind to create your desired future. Your salary package is determined by the level of your creative mind used. The secret of your future lies in your creative mind and how you ignite to add value to people. This then puts you on the same platform with great and not just mere men. It is through the power and love of God that you will be empowered to change your situation for the better. You will discover from this thought provoking book: 1. The power of Self Discovery 2. The power of using your talents and gifts to create your desired future 3. How to avoid Dream-Killers limiting your destiny 4. Rising above all limits, among others. Go and pursue, overtake and recover all your treasures and create your desired future as you begin to ignite the power of your creative mind.

To most people Round Table means only one thing - King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. However, for many other people it has a separate, more important meaning - being part of what is in the opinion of the author the greatest club ever formed for young men, The National Association of Round Tables or as the members know it, RTBI (Round Table Britain and Ireland). For these people, "The Other Round Table" is membership of RTBI. This book is a celebration of the author's 14 years he had as a member of Round Table and incorporates a potted history of Mendip Round Table, the club where he spent the majority of his Table life and which sadly folded in 2001. Thus it is also a historical document as to what life was like being a member of Mendip Table during its existence from 1959 to 2001.

On a summer's day on the Somme in 1916, one brave battalion lost half its men to enemy fire in an hour. What went wrong? Martha Kearey dressed in black for the rest of her life in memory of the four sons she lost on that day in the First World War, proudly wearing each of their medals in turn on Sundays. Nearly a century on, her grandson Terence has set out to do justice to the memory of his uncles and their colleagues with a full account of the role of their Battalion, the Kensingtons, on the Somme in the summer of 1916. The Kensingtons, guardians of the right flank on the battlefront at Gommecourt, were ordered to march on the enemy without proper preparation in a move later condemned as foolhardy and suicidal. That summer's day, cut to pieces by enemy artillery, they lost half their men in less than an hour. Kearey sets out a candid account of the action, examining why this tragic and unnecessary slaughter was allowed to happen.

Amazing Faith: Testimonies of Faith and Perseverance shares the testimonies of fellow students the author met while attending a Theological College. Their stories begin when they were children and enable us to follow their journey to adulthood and on to serving God in various ways. Told from the perspective of each individual, each story will give you the opportunity to experience their sadness and difficulties as they strive to survive in their own culture. Against enormous odds all achieved greatness in the work they are doing to the glory of God. You will cry with them through their struggles and laugh with them as you see God working through them in remarkable ways. These young children had nothing exceptional about them - they were just ordinary children with all the potential God had given them. As they met God their faith grew and they learned to trust God for their future.

Bright and bubbly eighteen-year-old Lavinia Meadows comes to London with her family to find a husband, following in the footsteps of her elder sister. She thoroughly enjoys herself in the London social whirl but her path is crossed by Sir Nicholas Sinclair, the one person her mother wishes her to avoid as he has the reputation of being the most handsome rake in town. Lavinia's enquiring mind leads her into unexpected situations, surprising Sir Nicholas and making him reconsider his own life. But will he rescue her from the most traumatic adventure of all? Jean Morley was born in Lincoln but has spent most of her life in Wiltshire. Here she taught City and Guilds Sugarcraft for many years. Now retired, she indulges in watercolour painting and writing. Her eclectic range of short stories have been entered in competitions, read to groups and broadcast on radio. Ballroom Belles is her eighth novel.

Whatever gifts you have been blessed with by God, you cannot fully realise their value until you become one of the Anointed. In his latest book, Pastor Oghenethoja Umuteme explains how you may become Anointed in order to excel in your purpose on earth and carry out God's purpose. The book is an insightful and revelation-packed teaching about the character of the Melchizedek Anointing Order. Pastor Umuteme explains how anointing brings God's care and protection and attracts the spirit of God. Being anointed will enable you to succeed better in your chosen path in life as well as to serve God better. Memoirs has also published Pastor Umuteme's last three books, The Man God Made, Aspects of Marriage and Leadership: An Eagle Eye Perspective.

Nikki Rollinson's life has often seemed to her, and possibly to others, to be a 'complete shambles', following a series of traumatic events which included years of domination and abuse by an evil cult leader and illness and loss, leading to a major breakdown. But through it all she has clung to the certainty that God has a purpose for her in life and that He is there constantly for her and for all of us. She believes He is continually communicating with us, but that many fail to recognise His voice. Not a Complete Shambles is a frank and honest account of Nikki's spiritual experiences and of her own very powerful relationship with God, highlighting God's humanity and announcing a wonderful celebration to come.

Love in the midst of grief is the story of a devastating double tragedy; the deaths of two much-loved young men within a short time of one another, one from a terrible virus, the other from unknown causes. Their loss devastated their family. Nine years on, their younger brother-in-law, Satenam Johal, who has a professional background in social care, has written a detailed account of the tragedy and its aftermath. In doing so he hopes not only to help his family in their continuing grief but to provide others who are mourning loved ones to understand and manage the grieving process. The book will also be of great help to professionals seeking to help the bereaved.

The perils and challenges of leadership are many, from failing to convince those around you of your mission to falling victim to dealing with those who would usurp it. Yet strong, effective leaders are sorely needed in the Church as in everyday life. In this, his ninth book, Pastor Oghenethoja Umuteme of the Royal Diamonds International Church, Port Harcourt, sets out his own philosophy and teaching on leadership to enable all of us to nurture and harness our leadership skills and talents and become effective leaders in church, at work or in the home. Memoirs has also published Pastor Umuteme's last two books, The Man God Made and Aspects of Marriage.

George Gaunt was a quiet and gentle man, but a firm disciplinarian who was devoted to the service of his king and country. At the age of 21 he left his Yorkshire home to enlist in the Coldstream Guards, where he went on to serve his country with dignity and honour, though a trivial sporting injury cost him the chance to fight on the field of battle during World War II. In peacetime George became a respected publican in a Gloucestershire village, and the entire community mourned his early passing. Thirty years after he died, his son Alan was astonished to receive a letter revealing that George had been married before he had met Alan's mother and had even raised two earlier children. The letter brought a happy reunion between the two sides of the family. It also started Alan on a trail of enquiry which enabled him to piece together a comprehensive and fascinating account of the father he had lost when he was only 13 years old.

Follow Mimi's adventures as she dicovers tiny Fairies behind the rockery in her garden. An enchanting story for children.

Christine Paradine first became involved with the rescue and care of animals when she joined the team at the Devon-based animal charity Animals in Distress on a voluntary basis. She helped to set up their rescue centre, and for more than 20 years she devoted a large part of her life to caring for abandoned and neglected animals of all kinds. Pawprints Through My Life is an account of Christine's many adventures with the animals that came to the centre. It tells of some of the challenging, emotional and amusing and sad experiences of her years with the charity, and of some of the wonderful dogs, cats and other creatures she encountered.

In 1816 the author's great-great grandfather, Thomas Kearey, arrived in England to seek his fortune. He was the latest - but by no means the last - in a line of strong and resourceful men. This book is the story of the Keareys, and of their place in history through the centuries. It relates how the Ciardha ('Ciar's people') in the Ireland of the Dark Ages evolved into the modern Keareys, how holders of that name laboured, loved and fought through the centuries, and how in more recent times they were proud to fight with honour for their adopted country of Britain in two world wars. Terence Kearey has woven the carefully-researched story of what happened to his family over the centuries into the economic and social history of these islands, explaining how his ancestors coped with, and in some cases helped to change, the vicissitudes of poverty, war and economic and social change. The result is a detailed and vivid picture of a past that is quickly fading from memory.

Spiritually speaking, the realm of the water is deep and powerful. It is not easy to understand. However, it is the most spiritualised realm, because the Spirit of God was on the face of the water before the Heavens and the Earth were separated from the waters. Therefore, the earth and the heavens are connected to the water in their own unique ways. In this book, Pastor Uzor Ndekwu explains why spiritual strongholds in the water are so formidable. He also explains why those under the bondage of water spirits are not easily delivered, and why the marine powers and their agents do not easily give up those under their bondage. Thanks to Pastor Uzor Ndekwu's experience as a Deliverance Minister and Counsellor over the years, you will find in this book: 1. The biblical reason why the water realm is the most spiritual. 2. Why deliverance ministrations involving water spirits and marine powers can be difficult. 3. What different kind of symptoms may be the result of marine activities in your life. 4. How you can use the Word of God and persistent prayers to overcome the powers of the water. 5. How not to be re-arrested by the marine powers once you have been delivered.

This book is about the things the author has saved in her boxes over the years - precious memories of childhood adventures, seaside holidays, valued friendships, secret corners in summer gardens, playground battles, her beloved dogs and her children and grandchildren. Together they have given her an insight and a wisdom which are well worth sharing with others. Christine Cope sees all her special memories of life as occupying rows of white velvet boxes at the back of her mind. The boxes, each tied delicately with coloured ribbon, contain happiness and sadness, humour and conflict, pleasure and pain. When she wants to remember an episode from her past, she just pulls on the ribbon. Christine believes that it's how you deal with each memory, pleasant or painful, that determines how it will appear the next time you open it.

All around the world, marriages are failing in their millions. Yet God can help, if you let him into your life. 'Aspects of Marriage' will help you to understand why your marriage is failing and how, with God's help, you can make it work. It will also help you to know what to do when you are called to provide wise counsel to a couple experiencing a failing marriage. When Pastor Oghenethoja Umuteme heard God calling him to write a book on marriage he set to work without delay. Having spoken to many people enduring marital problems, he found that problems often start at the beginning with a marriage which was not founded properly in God's eyes. This book goes to the heart of all kinds of marriage problems and will help any couple to understand what is going wrong and why, and how they can take the path to a happier and more fulfilling Christian marriage.

Rarely do the physical and the spiritual agree. But it is only in the matter of the blood that there seems to be an understanding and connection between them. The blood is the currency of value in the spirit realm, and the life we live in the physical realm is in the blood. Therefore, the blood is of universal importance to both realms. In this book, Pastor Uzor Ndekwu explains the limited role of blood in the Old Testament and the comprehensive deliverance package in the Blood of Jesus in the New Testament. He equally draws from his many years of experience as both Deliverance Minister and Counsellor to explain how the blood of living creatures can be used by demonic powers to hinder the destinies of people. In summary, in this book, you will learn about: 1. The importance of the blood as the foundation of the Old and New Testaments 2. The limitations of the Old Testament blood foundation 3. How the evil ones can use the blood to destroy or hinder the destinies of people 4. How you can use the Blood of Jesus Christ to nullify the works of darkness 5. How the Blood of Jesus Christ can be utilized as a Covenant of Exemption and Substitution

Phillippa's story begins in India, where her mother was born a child of the Raj. In the 1960s, as a newly-married young woman, Phillippa leaves the security of England for a new life in South Africa, where she encounters delights and trials in equal measure. Her story unfolds to reveal a sensitive yet determined woman who refuses to give in to a series of seemingly insurmountable problems and harrowing experiences. Phillippa's love for her children and determination to protect them shine through as her adventures continue and her first marriage goes disastrously wrong. She ultimately finds herself on a lonely road of self-delusion, self destruction and oblivion. Emerging renewed and with a strong urge to discover her roots and her reason for being, she embarks on a search for the history of her family, discovering at last her true identity. The book ends with a transcription of her grandmother's diary, relating the extraordinary story of a journey on horseback into the Himalayas in 1891. This is a book for those who have lost their way, to inspire them to look towards a happier tomorrow and to find the right path in life.

Juanita Nena RudonBeeke's poems go straight to the heart and are reflections on a wide range of human relationships. She writes with love and sympathy, but never with blinkers on, for she does not conceal the injustices, the cruelties, and the betrayals, so often manifested in the modern world and as often demonstrated in her beloved country of Belize. I love the gentle wisdom, the acceptance of the ineluctable mutability of life, in 'Those To Heaven Sing'. All of the poems have this sense of mature acceptance. The gentle probing about the mystery of life in 'Time Without End' leaves one with a sense of wonder. I do like these poems for they leave no dregs of anger or frustration at the bottom of the cup, as it were, when you have read them. If anything, they leave a sweetness, albeit sometimes a bitter sweetness, when you have closed the book. Also, you can read them again, coming back to them like a refreshing stream.' - Charles Muller, Diadem Books.

IF ONLY YOU CAN LET GO AND LET GOD TAKE OVER Each and every one of us is driven by our past, present or the unseen future being (positive or negative) depending on the individual choices we make. "He who controls the past also controls the future". However, this book enlightens our mind, refreshes our thoughts, reshapes our behaviour and empowers us to take control over our past in order to create the future we desire. As you read this book, you will discover that it is to your benefit to let go of any past hurts, resentment, bitterness and disappointment and to depend on God who is able to turn your negative situation into positive. - The future is only obtained by those who make positive decisions to rise above all limitations by renewing their mind with God's word - The future is for those who see potential treasures in trash. - The future is created by those who make demands on it and not those who just wish things will happen to them. Perhaps you have given up on yourself because nobody believed in you, trusted you again, or written you off from successful ventures. It does not matter how terrible your background was. Your future is brighter than you think. This book also gives you some biblical characters that were not qualified in the sight of men but God qualified them and used them greatly to fulfil their destiny, impacted the world and influenced the people around them. Jacob was a cheat, Peter had a temper, David had an affair, Noah got drunk, Jonah ran from God, Paul was a murderer, Gideon was insecure, Miriam was a gossip, Martha was a worrier, Thomas was a doubter, Sara was impatient, Elijah was moody, Moses stuttered, Zaccheus was short, Abraham was old, and Lazarus was dead. Now, what's YOUR excuse? Can GOD use you or not? GOD doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the CALLED! Your background is not the ultimate. Nobody can stop you from getting to your destiny except you. God will definitely give you a Tomorrow that will surely make you forget your Yesterday. Let Go and let God take over.

Carol Witherington was born and raised in the sunshine of South Africa in the days before apartheid tensions led to 20 years of terrorist insurgency and guerrilla war fare. When those 'happy, carefree days' ended forever in the 1960s, white families had to protect themselves with guns and barbed wire. Carol and her family eventually moved to Spain and then settled in the UK, but they had not been there long before they were struck by tragedy; Renaldo, her beloved 'gentle giant' of a husband, was diagnosed with cancer. After his death in the spring of 2011 she made her boldest move yet - to a new life in New York State, USA. Where the road leads is her story.

Janet Andrews has enjoyed a happy and fulfilled life, as packed with adventure and drama, love and laughter as she could have wished. But it has not been a carefree one. As a young woman she developed an acute form of multiple sclerosis, which has progressed until Janet, now in her sixties, is largely paralysed with the exception of partial movement in one arm and hand. It has progressed to the point where she cannot get up or go to bed without the assistance of carers and a mechanical hoist. Yet her remarkable sense of humour and her love for her family and the world around her shine on undiminished. Funny, moving and inspirational, A Day In A Life is Janet's story.

The Earth is quite powerful spiritually speaking. God related with the Earth in a way that He never did with other realms (Heavens and Water). He created, spoke, commanded, covenanted, moulded man from it, and eventually cursed the Earth when man sinned. And all that came out of the womb of the Earth depend on it for growth, multiplication, survival and preservation. In this Book, Pastor Uzor Ndekwu draws from his many years of experience as a Deliverance Minister and Counsellor to explain that the Earth, as a living entity like every other creation of God, has the ability to obey commands, speaks, listens and carry out instructions. The Earth therefore can be used as an instrument of either blessing or cursing.

Our lessons for humanity are greater than our belief in today's world of somatic luxury and amorphous dexterity with life's journey. So, to speak the truth during a time brings many opinions and procrastination against the reality of God. The denial and projection of our modern age with excessive materialism is an unwanted message for humanity. So the proselytes with amplitude coercing with everyday reasoning has become one of modern-day thinking with God as a repellent. However, the reality and reasoning of our lives from one day to next becomes embroiled within a net of desire with materialism and we forget to SEE the real value of life. To reposition our personal projection and understanding with the beauty of belief and the adventurous journey through life is now sadly diminishing into a world of complete imbalance. God is indeed personal to every single person upon this Earth and this book brings the Elementary Epigraph and Epistemology regarding Bible Quotations and ordinary living within our lives of biology. However, it is the reader who will decide about the reality and reasoning of virtue and the message that this book portrays.

At the dawn of the Shogun era two mighty warrior clans, the Minamoto and the Taira, struggle for power under the Cloistered Emperor. The three Minamoto sons, separated and exiled at birth, are secretly reuniting to avenge their father's bloody death. It is the youngest, Yoshitsune, who is deemed most worthy of possessing the Sword of Hachiman.