Search Results: FICTION / Religious from Melissa E Anderson

Garden City, New York: Crossings Book Club, 2004. Hard Cover. Very Good. excellent condition with former owners name inside. 629 pgs.

Bethany House Press, 1995. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good +. Looking at her pretty sister she felt plain and ordinary. Christian based fiction. 251 pages.

Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 1998. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good +. Like New, 4 x 6 format. 222 pages, Published as the Jannette Oke Collection. A Religious Novel.

Book near mint. Inspiration and Insight from Van Impe Ministries.

- How is the human spirit reborn? - What is faith? - How does fear affect the physical body? - What is the force of faith? Kenneth Copeland explores these questions and more in this enlightening, inspiring two-chapter study of faith. ...Book near mint condition. Good collectible of religious dogma.

New York: Delacorte Press, 1994. Hardcover. Near Fine. Book. Hardback with no dust jacket. Near Mint. 409 pages.

Book is in very Nice Condition. Jacket inside upper corner clipped.
The taste and smell of Biblical Palestine come alive once again! Using extensive on-site research and unsurpassed literary skill, Joyce Landorf transports you back in time for an eyewitness view of the Gospel accounts. The author weaves a tenderly perceptive, intensely personal tale as seen through the eyes of Martha — sister to Lazarus and Mary, friend to Jesus. The story line runs from Martha's childhood, through the baptism of Jesus, right up to His final ascension after the crucifixion. Experience for yourself the hopes, the doubts, and the sheer amazement that were being expressed throughout Israel about the carpenter from Nazareth.

An integration 273 Pages, Like New. of truth through faith.

Minnineapolis, MN: Bethney House Publications, 1987. 1st ed.. Paperback. Very Good. Various. Two stories in One. the Highland Collection.

Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 1995. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Like New, 4 x 6 format. 222 pages, Published as the Jannette Oke Collection. The book has a few marks in front, otherwise clean and tight.

The fingers of a quilter stitch portraits of love with every pull of the thread. From the lines of the pattern to the clip of the final string, a quilter stitches moments in time. Woven through the intricate quilt blocks, stories of family, history, and hope for the future turn scraps of material into memorable tributes. In those hours of creation the quilter ponders life, legacy, and love. As the quilt folds across the lap of a quilter, reflection, prayer, and quiet moments resonate.Book like New

Rev Hagin shares inspiring anecdotes about great prayer warriors from the past: Charles Finney, George Whitfield, Smith Wiggleworth, P.C. Nelson, and John G. Lake. Instead of arguing with the Bible, why don't you just side in with it?

Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 1999. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Like New, 4 x 6 format. 254 pages, A Prairie Legacy, No 3.

Minniapolis,MN: Bethany House Pubishing, 2004. Paperback. Good. Book. Book is reading copy only, shows wear and discolored edge wear.

Tulsa, Oaklahoma: Saint Matthews Church . Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Very Good in Not Issued jacket Book is in mint condition with former owners back page postcard still intact. 224 pages of biblical text and principles.

New York: George H. Doran, 1927. First American Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. Very Good. No Jacket Copyright 1926, 1927. Cloth over boards, minor shelf wear. Former Library book with sticker from Western College. No other markings. 317 pages. Nice collectible literature.

Christian Literature, mystery and romance with inspirational outcome. Book is in nice condition, has a checkmark written inside first blank page. Stated first edition

New York, N. Y., U. S. A.: Simon & Schuster, 1996. Hard Cover. Fine/fine. Fine in Fine jacket

A collection of Christian beliefs and bible references for daily devotions. Book in near Mint. 345 pages.

The Serenade Saga Book No 33. But when he looked at her with those piercing black eyes and called her, 'My Maggie,' she had trouble remembering anything except that he was a man and she was a woman. The new world is full of promise, the promise not only of a virgin land waiting to be broken, but also of needy souls waiting to hear the Word. Maggie Lawrence journeys to join her betrothed, Richard Shabedge, in the colony of Roanoke in 1587, where they plan to be missionaries to the Native Americans. But it is one Native American - Towaye - who challenges her emotions and spiritual strength more than any other man. When Richard sails for England, Maggie finds herself drawn to the company of this intriguing native. But his presence becomes more to her than pleasure. To marry Richard was a part of her duty to God, she thought.