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Join Malcolm and his "GrandDude," the engineer, as they continue their adventures, learning about how they clean up all the dirty water before putting it back into nature.Hey, GrandDude! How Do They Clean It Up? is written by Kenneth A. Crawford.

This is a true story about an exciting adventure that my wife Anna and I set out on with the very best of intentions. It gradually and subtly went horribly amiss. Some of the names have been changed to protect the innocent and perhaps the guilty (jury is still out on a few). Along the way there were red flags, but we were blind to them because we believed we were on a journey that was the fulfillment of our deepest passion. Events over a four-year period resulted in what some would view as a happy ending and others saw as very sad. Our lives were drastically changed forever by a single phone call.

What if a group of people existed who were relatives of the people Jesus healed?What if those people possessed special powers as a result of a DNA change that occurred with the healing?What if those people survived the many attempts to wipe them out through the centuries and possessed many of the historical artifacts that would prove the Christian faith was real and relevant?What if the great revelation was to occur this year, opening the world to all that they had saved and protected down through the centuries?Come with us as we travel the world with Lindey Batchelor, watch the world hear the message of God, and experience those who embrace the truth and those who work to wipe it out. We will experience mystery, intrigue, and spiritual battles, as ordinary people overcome extraordinary odds to bring the truth to the world.The Soth Series is an action-packed mystery into the lives of the people affected by Jesus’ healing touch. This group call the SOTH (Sect. Of. The. Healed) plans to release every major artifact and relic relevant to the proof of Jesus’ claims while he was on earth. The Cleansing Group has plans to wipe the SOTH out before they can release the archeological finds to the world. Come with Lindey Batchelor as he is pulled into the hunt, finding his own healing along the way!

A children’s book depicting the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand with a little boy’s sack lunch. It is written from the perspective of the boy providing the lunch and reveals the emotions and excitement of him seeing Jesus and the initial skepticism of his mother regarding the miracle his little sack lunch played.

It is May 1634 when Jonathan and Elizabeth Pratt arrive in the Massachusetts Bay Colony from England. They are as yet unaware of the beauty and dangers that they will encounter in this wilderness as they embark on their journey of faith. As they establish a home and family in this new world, they and their companions will experience loss, tragedy, and death. They will also experience joy, love, and renewal as they serve one another in compassion, love, and charity—the pure love of Jesus Christ. They will learn that family can include much more than blood relations as they band together with others in their community of saints to face the challenges life in the wilderness. They learn that when they are in the service of their fellow man and women, they are in the service of God. They also learn that as they do their best to keep the commandments and live the Gospel, they prosper in this land that is choice above all other lands. In doing so, they plant the seeds of what will become this great country of the United States of America.

This book contains poems about faith and character that are fictional. Humorous and inspirational book intended to brighten ones day and remind us why we are all Gods children. These are various accounts of my childhood and how I came to know about the Lord. Every poem in the collection, I hope will both bless and inspires all who read them. I tried to tell a little story with each ode and show my Christian faith paying tribute to my home state. There are a few other states with poems specifically for them. I hope to encourage those who have a dream yet ot come true to keep looking up and dream big, pray to God and if it is his will, you too will accomplish your dreams with hard work, faith and determination.

Eve Searle has led a life filled at different times with danger, adventure, fun, and a zest for living.Born in 1934 in what was then Czechoslovakia, she lived through World War II and the Russian front and then moved with her parents to British India, only to get involved in the horrors of the Indian civil war following the end of British rule and the formation of the countries of India and Pakistan. Her family then moved to Australia, where she finished her schooling and began a successful career in business. After several years she developed a passion for flying and, in quick succession, obtained her private pilot’s license, then her commercial license, and finally an instructor rating. She spent several years in the flying world, being at the time one of only three female commercial pilots in the country.After several years, she and her husband decided to join her family who had moved to the United States and applied for a resident visa. As they could not await the granting of this within the United States, they moved to Mexico, where they spent a colorful two years awaiting their US residency permit.When this was granted, they moved to Boulder City, Nevada, and then settled on a farm in Arizona. After several years the marriage fell apart; and Eve moved to a remote canyon in the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona, where she met her future husband, an Arizona cowboy and rancher.Together they developed a successful guest ranch visited by guests from all over the world. After several years they purchased an adjoining cattle ranch; and Eve then spent her time between hosting the guest ranch visitors and her “family” of animals, consisting of her favorite horse, Comanche, a pet cow called Clementine, three sheep, and a family of assorted goats, the main one, orphaned Snowball, being raised in the house, which had to be “goat-proofed” during her residence.Her husband having died in 2006, she ran both operations singlehanded and then sold the guest ranch and settled down to the life of an Arizona cattle rancher, a fulfilling life that she still enjoys today.