Bøker av Lynn Jones

I am constantly excited about growing in the Lord. Aren't you? This is a book in which I share some of my deepest struggles as a speaker, author, Bible teacher, wife, mother and child of God. The articles are short, but I trust will be thought-provoking for you. I include accompanying questions and it is my prayer, they will be beneficial in your spiritual growth. I even include some articles "just for fun" at the end. It is important for me, and I trust, for you to be a balanced person and relatable to all you meet, in a casual way or in the way you go about your career, ministry, or business. Lynn Jones has been a teacher of various subjects related to English, history, and speech. She has been a speaker for various groups including Christians Womens' Clubs, Aglow groups, church groups and has been a retreat speaker on subjects relating to topics of inner healing, interpersonal relationships, surviving trauma relating to sexual abuse, a horrific car accident, homeschooling, and the glory of God. Lynn is a chaplain for Marketplace Chaplains and is an author of Confessions of a Blonde and Soaking Moments with Lynn as well as various articles she has penned for various newsletters and blogs such as https: //www.facebook.com/blessedbyhispresence. Her books and ebooks can be found on www.amazon.com.

Being surrounded by exciting people, exotic cultures and high impactsituations is not enough to convince us that we belong. Confessions of aBlonde tells a compelling story of dangerous relationships, a near deathcar accident and the resolution to conquer crippling depression, comingfull circle to a path of freedom offering hope to every reader.Lynn Jones is very outgoing, witty and intelligent with an intense love for life. Readerswill see themselves through her experiences and laugh or cry all theway to last page.

Provides analysis of the development of the visual expression of medieval Armenian rulership during the years 884-1045 CE. Setting the art and architecture of the period more clearly in its original context, this title reveals the messages these buildings, sculptures and manuscripts were intended to convey by those who created and viewed them.