The exploration of organized crime in America reveals its profound influence on history, law enforcement, and immigration. Michael Green examines the dynamics of mobsters and their operations, highlighting the complex interplay between these criminal organizations and key societal issues. Through a detailed analysis, the book uncovers how organized crime has shaped, and been shaped by, various aspects of American life, providing a nuanced understanding of its impact on the nation’s development.
Design, Construction and Performance. Third and expanded edition
264 pages
10 hours of reading
The book explores the rise of multi-story wooden buildings as a sustainable construction method, highlighting their development in cities like London, Stockholm, Vancouver, and Melbourne. It discusses various construction techniques, including solid wood frame, hybrid wood/concrete, and laminated timber panel systems. Featuring 17 case studies, the publication includes detailed construction drawings and showcases the material's versatility. The updated edition introduces new exemplary projects, such as Haut Amsterdam and the Sara Cultural Centre in Sweden, along with a revised outlook on future trends.
Focusing on practical strategies, this guide offers insights into effective mentoring practices for initial teacher education. It emphasizes evidence-based approaches to enhance the mentor-mentee relationship, fostering professional growth and development. The book provides a comprehensive framework for mentors to support new teachers, ensuring they acquire essential skills and confidence in their teaching journey. With a blend of theory and actionable advice, it serves as a valuable resource for educators aiming to improve mentoring effectiveness.
Exploring the methods and motivations of early Christian evangelism, Michael Green's work delves into the New Testament and writings of church fathers. He examines the challenges faced in outreach to both Gentiles and Jews, highlighting the varied contexts of proclamation. By utilizing primary sources, the book offers valuable insights for modern readers seeking to enhance their evangelistic efforts, drawing lessons from the practices of the first Christians.
Michael Green’s valedictory a personal history of evangelism Beyond his prolific academic career, Michael Green is fondly remembered for his commitment to sharing the gospel with everyone. His passion for evangelism, the heart of his life and work, shines through in Learning from the Past , his last manuscript before his passing in 2019. Green narrates how evangelists spread the good news, starting with first evangelist, Jesus, and his apostles. He then moves through the early church, the Middle Ages, the Reformation, and Revival movements. The book culminates with Green’s reflections on his own decades-spanning career in evangelism and how he adapted the timeless truths of the gospel amid the major cultural shifts of the twentieth century. Throughout the narrative, he focuses on what we can learn from evangelists through history to inform our own practice today. To this end, each chapter concludes with questions to encourage reflection. Those who have been moved by Green’s work will treasure this deeply personal final addition to his extensive oeuvre. Learning from the Past will offer inspiration and encouragement to all evangelical Christians looking to revitalize and contextualize their work in proclaiming the good news to all.
Offering a comprehensive understanding of the New Testament, this book serves as a companion to the Bible rather than a substitute. It provides brief commentaries on each passage, allowing readers to grasp the overarching message while still appreciating the details. Structured like daily readings, its concise sections facilitate a holistic view of the text, making it accessible and engaging for those seeking to deepen their biblical knowledge.
The narrative follows Phillip, a teenage surfer who magically transforms into Finneus the dolphin after being rescued from drowning. While he has always yearned for the freedom of life as a dolphin, he faces the daunting challenge of surviving in the ocean and finding a way to return to his comatose human body. As he navigates this new underwater world, Phillip must confront both the wonders and dangers of ocean life, turning his dream into a high-stakes adventure.
The narrative unfolds the harrowing experiences of childhood abuse and neglect faced by the author and their siblings. Struggling for survival in a toxic environment devoid of love and support, each sibling sought their own path to escape the darkness. The author emerges as the sole survivor, carrying the weight of their shared trauma and the responsibility to tell their story, highlighting resilience in the face of unimaginable challenges.
