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Unveiling the Invisible: Exploring Homelessness in Massachusetts delves deep into the complex issue of homelessness in the state of Massachusetts. Authored by Dr. David K. Ewen, minister, this thought-provoking book examines the historical context, current state, and various aspects surrounding homelessness in Massachusetts. Through a comprehensive analysis, the book sheds light on urban centers and homelessness hotspots, factors contributing to homelessness, and the unique challenges faced by special populations and homeless families.

This book is a collection of essays grouped into chapters, each offering insights into the step-by-step evolution of Halloween, starting right from its earliest historical origins. The book takes us on a journey through time, uncovering the various stages that led to the creation of the Halloween we know today.

Writing an autobiography is a deeply personal and introspective journey. It is a chance to reflect on your life, share your experiences, and leave a lasting legacy for future generations. But before embarking on this transformative endeavor, it is important to understand the purpose of an autobiography, and what you hope to achieve through its creation.

From a shepherd boy who faced a giant with nothing but a sling, to a servant girl whose few words brought a miracle, Amazing Kids of the Bible brings Scripture’s most inspiring young heroes to life! In these ten exciting stories, children will meet kids just like them, brave, curious, and willing to trust God no matter the odds.

Mrs. Claus isn’t just baking cookies anymore—she’s solving murders, dodging magical mayhem, and keeping Christmas from being canceled. When a Santa impersonator drops dead at a posh Chicago gala, Mrs. Claus is called in to crack the case. But this isn’t your average holiday homicide. With poisoned wine, cryptic threats, and a killer who’s definitely on the naughty list, things quickly snowball into chaos.

Christian spiritual healing is a profound and deeply rooted practice, grounded in the unwavering belief that God, through the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, actively engages in the healing of individuals on both physical and spiritual levels. This foundational concept finds its origins in the rich tapestry of biblical scriptures and the teachings of Jesus and the apostles. Throughout the Bible, a multitude of accounts illuminate the miraculous healings performed by Jesus, showcasing not only his divine power but also his profound compassion for those in need.

Sugar Mamas is a book of personal stories of women who have a condition called lipedema, which affects 11% of women in the world and results in often debilitating fat deposits in the legs, thighs, hips, arms and other areas. While lipedema is primarily a woman's disease, the research on the condition has only in the last five years really taken off, so the causes and treatments are still in early research stages.

"Topics of Heavenly Proportion" is an inspiring memoir by Diane Lyons-Frasco that intertwines personal anecdotes with profound spiritual insights. This heartfelt narrative begins with Diane's childhood in 1950s rural Massachusetts, where her father's career as a radio technician led the family to a modest ranch home in Ludlow. Here, Diane recounts her first spiritual vision of a white puppy and a charcoal gray doghouse, a vision fulfilled nineteen years later, demonstrating her belief in the divine timing of prayers.