I am a 55 year old wife and mother of seven children. My husband is also one of seven children. Isn't that ironic? I live in Las Vegas, Nevada. What the world calls "Sin City." Yes, people actually do live here! This is my first book, and I have been in the ministry for over 20 years. I come from a troubled family, I am one of three children, I have two brothers. This book is written under inspiration, and is based on my real life experiences with angels. They are real and very powerful. They are messengers from God. The Prophets in the Old Testament received messages from God by the Angels. Psalm 91:11 states "For he shall give his Angels charge over you, to keep you in all of your ways." We have Angels to help us through all of our life struggles; but we must learn how to make use of them. I hope this book will help everyone to make use of the power that we possess.

Calling All Angels By: Sherrie Taylor Angels – they appear in our lives not when we expect them, but when we need them. They don’t come with power or possessions, and only a few speak to God. But they provide us with safe places and guide us along our journeys. Angels help us transform who we become. Calling All Angels is about Sherrie Taylor’s journey and how the presence of angels in her life has had a deep and profound impact on her life experiences. Join Sherrie as she details her story of hope and perseverance and reveals the countless ways in which we all have the ability to serve each other, create safe places to grow and heal, and give back.

Step into Advent with this captivating study and devotional, where angelic encounters come to life, echoing the timeless message of overcoming fear. What would you do if you were not afraid? Life can be daunting, filled with uncertainty and fears. It wasn’t any different two thousand years ago when Jesus was born. An aged priest is told he is about to become a father for the first time. A young woman is told she is going to give birth – outside the protection of marriage. A simple carpenter is asked to believe the impossible. A group of shepherds’ night on a hill is interrupted by a bright host of angels in the sky. Yet, each of these encounters begins with the same refrain: do not be afraid. Those words, though, are not just words of comfort; they are an invitation and a calling from God. In this captivating Advent study and devotional, pastor Erin Wathen challenges us to take this timeless message and apply it to our lives today. Calling All Angels asks us to contemplate what would change in our relationships, vocations, congregations, and communities if we have the courage to overcome our fears like Mary, Joseph, Zechariah, and the Shepherds in the story. Included in this book are: Weekly studies perfect for individuals or groups Questions for reflection and discussion Daily reflections Worship resources including liturgies, prayers, and children’s moments An uplifting playlist to accompany you through the Advent season Free videos featuring the author are available online - perfect for beginning weekly studies, sparking meaningful conversations, and deepening your understanding of that week’s story. Step into Advent where stories of angelic encounters come to life, echoing the timeless message of overcoming fear. Just like the characters in the nativity story, we're invited to embrace courage and join in God's transformative work.

Calling All Angels is a solution to the suppressed history of the 20th and 21st centuries: it reveals the fundamental realities underlying the events—starting with the 1905 murder of Jane Stanford and its related subsequent 1913 passage of the Federal Reserve Act—that established that elite privately owned bank, the Federal Reserve. These discussions with the late Dr. Robert W. P. Cutler, one of Stanford University's most respected neurologists and author of The Mysterious Death of Jane Stanford, explore the realities of the Jane Stanford murder, as organized by John D. Rockefeller, Theodore Roosevelt, and Stanford's then-president David Starr Jordan. The book asserts that they organized the murder/poisoning of Jane Stanford so as to create their first money machine used for large bribes and political pay-offs, disguised covertly as donations. It further suggests that some of the most horrendous events in U.S. history, such as the JFK assassination and the destruction of the World Trade Centers, were only possible because the most implacable of the world's highest-level criminals had their own private money machine—the Federal Reserve Bank. The book contains more than 300 communications/e-mails from Dr. Cutler during the time he was researching his historic book as well as his candid thoughts and conclusions far too controversial and explosive to be published.

What if soulmates truly are forever? Emma James isn’t sure if she’s dead, dreaming, or somewhere in-between after a car accident leaves her hospitalized in a coma. And the gorgeous but grumpy Scot with a sexy brogue claiming to be her “guardian angel” seems to have her confused with someone named Violet. After discovering her "accident" was no accident at all, Emma fears her niece may be in danger. Enlisting her reluctant guardian’s help to solve the mystery takes all her persuasion skills. But alarmingly, she finds herself falling for this centuries-old, grudge-holding immortal. Connor Montrose instantly recognizes Emma as the woman who betrayed him two centuries ago—Violet MacLeish. Though Emma has no memory of that life, or the love they shared, she’s Violet’s doppelgänger and a pain in his tortured soul. He needs to help her cross over so he can get a long-awaited celestial promotion, but this new version of Violet is even more beguiling and stubborn than before, drawing him deeper into the human world he’d rather forget. Stuck between life and death, can these two lost souls find common ground?

Although, the author maintains, angels are "all around us", they are bound by a hand and fast rule: Angels have to be asked for help. With this book, Joyce Keller has invented a method that will allow anyone to contact the angels, ask for help, and be certain of an answer. Illustrations.

Pauline Di Benedetto, who was raised in Brooklyn, New York, and now resides in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, says she received her gift of writing at the age of fifteen. While she was saying her prayers, her words began to rhyme. That was when she knew that writing was her purpose in life. She has written several poems and songs in her life which she shared with her family and friends. Through her trials in life, Pauline felt the need to help others by inspiring them to have faith. She published her first book with us titled, Faith Through the Eyes of a Child which is available on Amazon and can be ordered in any brick-and-mortar stores. Pauline believes this book, Keeping in Touch with the Other Side, is "the one" that was truly "meant to be written." In this book, she has included Bible verses, along with a poem after each chapter, which give an inspirational message. Although she hesitated to write this book, she felt as though she was "pushed" into it when she fell and fractured her foot. That's when she finally "got the message." Although she would like to keep her private life "private," Pauline says that she must follow her "inner spirit." She also states that she didn't write these books alone. She believes "St. Therese" is her ghost writer and guardian angel who guides her through these books and through her life. Is she "right"? Who will be the "judge"?

Loren is in his early-30s, living a successful and beautiful life. The death of his lover Steve from AIDS hits like a storm. This is the story of two entwined chapters of Loren's life: the last 10 days of Steve's existence, and Loren's year-long quest to find closure while traveling around the world with nothing but a backpack. Country by country, discovery by discovery, Loren makes the journey from what was once familiar and comfortable to face his fears, let go of the past, forgive and heal. By the time he returns home from his pilgrimage, Loren has gone through a tremendous life-altering transformation. Now filled with peace, empathy, and empowerment, he moves beyond the constraints he had once set for himself. What started as a tragic event leads Loren to a voyage of discovery that will result in the wisdom and trust to embrace every moment of life in its simplicity and greatness.

"Five Stars." - TimeOut.com Here are six enthusiastically received plays by Charles Mee inspired by Greek tragedies: Iphigenia 2.0, Trojan Women, Orestes 2.0, Agamemnon 2.0, Night and Day, and The Bacchae 2.1. "How fresh can a play based on a 2,400-year-old story possibly be? . . . Iphigenia 2.0 proves to be more timely than any drama in the city today." - nj.com "Playwright Charles Mee is a master at mining ancient myths for the truths that transcend memory-torturing details and reimagining those truths for contemporary theatergoers." - Hyperallergic.com

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