Charles Causey, raised in a remote Smoky Mountains community, draws deeply from his experiences with the natural world and the compelling narratives shared by World War II veterans. His writing centers on a profound appreciation for people, the outdoors, and the enduring power of stories. Causey's style brings these influences to life, offering readers an evocative glimpse into a world shaped by rural beauty and enduring memories.
Focusing on the harrowing yet inspiring true story of six young organizers, the narrative unfolds within a notorious Nazi death camp. It highlights their courageous revolt against oppression, illustrating the power of hope and resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity. This tribute emphasizes the human spirit's ability to strive for freedom, making it a poignant reminder of the struggle against tyranny.
A unique and powerful resource for couples who want to repair, strengthen, and shock-proof their marriages. The authors bring a remarkable and dynamic combination of both Miltenberger and Causey have served in the military, are actively involved as leaders in the church, and are married with young families of their own. Their approach has already helped hundreds of military couples who live in perhaps the most challenging marriage context today.The authors are passionate about their work with our nation’s most-stressed marriages, and they are eager to share this resource with chaplains, counselors, and pastors everywhere.
Focusing on the six personality types, this book guides readers on a transformative journey to enhance their relationships and personal growth. It offers practical tools for individuals and groups, including corporate teams, families, and educational institutions, aiming to foster deeper connections and effective collaboration. The insights provided are beneficial for counselors and clinicians working with couples and families, making it a versatile resource for anyone looking to strengthen their interpersonal dynamics and live more fulfilling lives.