John James Books

Transforming a city requires a collaborative approach to church planting rather than isolated efforts. Pastors Neil Powell and John James argue that the spiritual needs of urban areas are too great for any single church to address alone. Drawing from their experiences in leading a successful citywide movement, they emphasize the importance of unity across denominations and networks. By working together, communities can more effectively embrace the gospel and witness the transformative power of collective action in reaching people for Jesus.

Offers a tested program of specific, self-help actions that those suffering from different types of loss can undertake to deal with grief and recovery.

This collection features a selection of rare poems by James, highlighting his unique voice and thematic exploration. Notable pieces include "A Former Boiling" and "The Ghost of Jimi Hendrix at Stokesay Castle," showcasing his ability to blend personal reflection with cultural commentary. The volume offers readers an opportunity to discover lesser-known works that contribute to James' literary legacy.

This 2007 book covers spectrographic design for academic researchers, graduate students and professionals in spectroscopy and optical engineering.

Exploring the intersection of science and therapy, this book presents a comprehensive theory that posits a vast energy field as the fundamental basis of the universe. It delves into how this Great Field underlies all existence, including the concept of the soul as a form of personal energy. Through the integration of therapeutic insights and scientific findings, it offers a unique perspective on the nature of reality and our connection to it.

This volume continues the extensive exploration of the Gothic churches in the Paris Basin, delving into their architectural significance and historical context. It offers detailed analyses and insights into the design and construction of these monumental structures, showcasing their artistic and cultural importance within the Gothic architectural tradition.

Focusing on themes of transience and the interplay between life and decay, the poet explores both cosmic and molecular realms. The work captures the essence of our fragile existence, reflecting a deep awareness of the world’s impermanence. Through vivid imagery and poignant language, it invites readers to contemplate the beauty and sorrow inherent in life’s fleeting moments.

In the second century AD, a Greek nobleman is travelling and living abroad in Germany while carrying on an affair with a military man's wife. When discovered, he takes an emergency business trip to save his life and packs amongst his belongings certain items that lead the people he encounters to think him a Norse God, a fortuitous point of view which he does little to dispel. Forced to keep up the pretence of being a god while staying one step ahead of his lover's jealous husband, Photinus must juggle the severity of his situation with the enjoyment of being a god. Published here with its sequel, NOT FOR ALL THE GOLD IN IRELAND and companion volume MEN WENT TO CATTREATH, VOTAN is one of the highpoints of modern fantasy.

This series provides a stimulating introduction to the great classic stories of literature and the best in children's fiction. The books are easy and enjoyable to read, and feature full-page, full-color pictures and photographs. Each title includes interesting information about the authors, and comprehension questions to spark discussion.

The true life histories of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and other residents of the lawless town known as Deadwood—the inspiration for the award-winning HBO® series and film. With a cast of historically rich characters, The Real Deadwood explores the lives of Wild Bill Hickok, Al Swearengen, Seth Bullock, Calamity Jane, Sol Star, and a host of others who walked the streets of Deadwood. An historical crossroad of the American west, even Wyatt Earp came to Deadwood, only to bump heads with Sheriff Seth Bullock. Other celebrated visitors over the years include Buffalo Bill Cody, the Sundance Kid, Bat Masterson, and Teddy Roosevelt. Looking at the world of primitive medicine, prostitution, and law from lawlessness, The Real Deadwood separates the facts from the fiction in its overview of a town violent enough to rival the likes of Tombstone, Dodge City, and Abilene. This is the true story of life on the frontier—when roughing it was truly rough. It's good versus evil and civilization versus anarchy. It's the real Deadwood.