By an Unfamiliar Path is about David and Arlene Peters—competent, dedicated and effective missionaries whose mininstry has taken them from the primitive Paez Indian tribe in Colombia, to the exciting Bogota Encounter Church, to the third largest city in the world—Sao Paulo, Brazil, and finally to Mexico. Readers will get a candid view of missions not always portrayed: the bending of human wills to God's will, the reality of possible widowhood and death, the ups and downs of MK school, the hand of God in church planting and demon confrontation. This is a story of a family determined to follow God—even down unfamiliar paths.

This book explains why some missionaries are being led to reject the missional models and many of the methodologies which are the most widely accepted by North American evangelical missionaries working in France. The author demonstrates that the evangelical Protestant missionaries' witness for Christ in Western Europe is often ineffective because their governing missional paradigm and their ministry methods, working in conjunction, tend to project a separatist image and isolate them from those they wish to influence for Christ. The author argues for the development of a missionary spirituality based upon the kenosis and an understanding of Christian unity based upon the perichoresis.

Along Unfamiliar Paths is a therapeutic conversation about our perilous journey through life and all its uncertainties, with Christ as the healing agent. This book is for the imperfect people of the world, those who have deficits. It is for the parents who abandoned their children, the children who suffer from that abandonment, the husband and wife who do not love each other, the family that is divided, and the friends who have hurt and betrayed each other. Each poem is emulative of the conversations I have with my father—unhurried, non-judgmental, and refreshing in their blunt honesty, as coming from someone who genuinely cares. Overall, my hope is that the work nourishes your thoughts so you can heal your wounded heart.

Raine Thomas has been relieved of her position as headmistress of the London mission school. Going back home to live with Papa is out of the question, but what else can she do? Before she can decide, dashing shipping owner Ben Thackeray bursts into her life with a link to her past. Raine has not seen Paul Oliver in seven years, but when Ben presents her with a locket containing an encoded message from Paul, her hopes soar. Could Paul still be alive? Compelled by her long-held dreams and faithful love, Raine boards Ben's ship to America on the trail of many unanswered questions. Smitten immediately by Raine's charms, Ben offers to escort her to Boston where the search for Paul will begin. Will they find Paul in time to thwart the plans of his enemies? Will Ben be able to deny the longing of his heart out of loyalty to his long-time friend, Paul?

Life is unknown, mysterious journey that offers us diverse experiences. These experiences mould our personalities and our outlooks to life. In the course of life, our experiences can be good or bad. While good experiences give us a sense of comfort, it is the 'bad' experiences that truly teach us truths about life. Some of us become strong after facing such 'bad' experiences while others simply give up. The author has beautifully described Rama's journey through a dark, unknown forest and Michel's journey through a dark, unknown tunnel. What does Rama learn from his journey? How does he deal with his experiences? What about Michel? The Journey of the Unknown Path narrates their fascinating experiences. "You will be given what you need at the right time on your journey without you knowing about it."

Walking in Love helps readers overcome damaged thinking, becoming healed, and happy once again. Drawing on the authors own experiences of pain, wisdom learned in life, and the exploring of our thinking. Poetry is also used to invite readers to explore their own emotions. What can be learned from our facing trials in life? What does it take to be happy? What does it mean to have self-love? Does your life have meaning? The answers to these questions—and more—are right at your fingertips. The author believes the answer is in the ability to honestly see ourselves for who we can become. Helping readers overcome their own self-sabotage where stress, anxiety, and fear may threaten to overwhelm them. Broken emotions in pain can be repaired with the right coping skills renewing it into hope and encouragement. Where self-love achieves personal growth becoming whole, secure, free, calm, at peace, and loved.

This text integrates, in a practical way, Scout thought and method with the most popular approaches to environmental education. The book provides a starting point for environmental action by Scouts and non-Scouts alike.

Breathing In, Breathing Out is a devotional book written by a physician for her patients and friends. An ordered set of daily devotionals designed to create a coherent biblical understanding of who we are, who God is, and what God wants from us. It is a prescription for living our best life in the middle of a difficult and demanding world. It was inspired by the written word of God and from the experiences of a life lived in the world as it is. It is designed for anyone who is seeking to know more about God and for those who already know him well.