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Content Includes: Introduction - 2:58 min; An Eye for an Eye - 3:28 min; Someone Else Decide - 4:28 min; Vamos - 2:44 min; Give Peace a Chance - 8:31 min; Cuban Surprise - 4:46 min; Talking Hands - 6:28 min; The Sun and the Wind - 4 min; The Strength of the Wolf - 9:17 min; The Girl - 2:30 min; Canoe Journal - 9:39 min; The Box - 5:55 min.

Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, and other persons interested in careful Bible study will find the explanatory essays for each section of Scripture helpful.

Two focused articles at the end of each chapter, The Text in biblical Context and The Text in the Life of the Church, are unique features of the series.

Especially in the latter, believers church perspectives come through clearly. These include believers baptism, commitment to the Rule of Christ (Matthew 18:15-20) as central to church membership, belief in the power of love in all relationships, and a willingness to follow the way of the cross of Christ.

The series is based on the conviction that God still speaks to all who will listen, and that the Holy Spirit makes the Word a living and authoritative guide for all who want to know and do God's will.

Teaching That Transforms outlines a pedagogy that is consciously attentive to God's presence in the world, and that cultivates habits of worship, nurtures living traditions, and promotes caring and compassionate relationships.

Roth offers an open, lively, vigorous, and honest conversation about the nature of our Christian witness to the world and about the future of the church.

Copyright 2011 Herald Press

In the contest of the Bible and faith, Jeanette Harder provides Christians with answers to these and other questions. Along the way she helps us learn how to end child abuse and neglect in church, home, families, neighborhood, school, and work. Each chapter contains real-life stories, discussion questions, and actions items; the appendix includes prayers, reading and exercises for use in adult education.

Copyright 2010 Herald Press

Big business makes big money selling a phony notion of what we want and need as sexual people. Ads insist that certain products will make us more sexually appealing. But what we really want and need is true intimacyÑthe knowledge that we matter to another person and are loved for who we are. Using the metaphor of sexuality as a good gift from God, this second edition offers Christians resources for living a sexually healthy and fulfilling life.

The editor presents valuable material she and several colleagues have developed on sexuality from Christian perspectives.

Copyright 2010 Herald Press

Here is a resource for any who care about the recovery of faith- based educational practices that are part of a church-school-family ecology. Shenk's aim is to present a strong rationale for tradition- based, critical education that incorporates core practices for strengthening faith communities into its theorizing. The book offers a viable proposal for the Anabaptist-Mennonite faith community often featured in the discussion. And it serves as a model for reflecting on educational theory from any particular Christian tradition.

Copyright 2003.

Let's Talk,a complete revision of the 1983 title, Communication Skills and Conflict Resolution, is a tool to get Christians thinking, talking, and living out effective skills in interpersonal communication, transforming conflict into growth. As a workbook for group study, Let's Talk includes a personal inventory on our conflict management styles, discussion guides, personal reflection exercises, role plays for active listening and appropriate speaking, and much more. A leader's guide is also included at the back. Copyright 1999.