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"Rosary Meditations: The Gospel in Miniature with Scripture, Art, Coloring Pages, and Bible Stories for Christian/Catholic Kids, Children, Youth, and Adults including How to Pray the Rosary" is a book to help children and adults learn the Gospel message of Jesus Christ. It covers how to pray and to meditate on the mysteries of the Rosary, which cover important events in the lives of Jesus and his mother, Mary. The interior of the book is in color and contains art masterpieces and coloring book pages for the 20 mysteries. Each mystery also has a Bible reading, Bible story (or other information), and a short reflection. The reflections are meant to be an encouragement to be a follower of Jesus Christ and to love God and others. There is a section explaining how the Rosary is a Biblical prayer, how to pray the rosary, ideas on how to pray as a family, and a brief overview of the Old Testament as an introduction to understanding the Gospel message. Also included is a short version of the story of Our Lady of Fatima and a coloring page of Jesus Blessing the Children with a Bible reading and reflection.

In this volume, I have attempted to identify, expose, and carefully denude much of the erroneous and existential doctrine espoused by many major cults and sects. Doctrines and concepts which have lead many people astray for centuries, if not millennia. In or around the year 90 C.E. the Apostle John, reiterating the warning (1Jn. 4:1) that the Apostle Paul enunciated to the churches of Galatia some thirty years prior (Gal. 1: 8-9, 3: 1), pontificated that the Church (which is to say, the Body of Christ) should not accept the legitimacy of every spirit, spirits which purport to be sent from God, without validating their concepts by the Scriptures. Subsequently, The Devil's Advocates, Exposing the Counterfeits reveals to us, in the current age, many of the charlatans, false teachers/prophets, and much of the disturbing liturgy (which espouses unscriptural doctrine) which seek to deceive. Moreover, as noted within this corpus, a superfluity of those false teachers and charlatans will ostensibly display a "form of godliness" (See 2 Tim. 3:5); viz., practices which prima facie appear as biblical. However, in the run of their literature, and liturgy they harbor a proclivity for ignoring the power of the true and living God, Jehovah. Lastly, and perhaps more importantly, this book explains why the narratives promulgated by John and Paul (See 1 Jn. 4: 1, Gal. 1: 8-9, 3: 1), although announced over one thousand nine hundred and thirty years ago, must be particularly adhered to during today's globally capricious social environment, and pantheistic ethos.

The third collection from acclaimed poet Leo Jenkins, A Word Like God, is a cosmic exploration of belief, where beliefs come from, what we do with them, and why - the night sky, viewed through technicolored eyes. A Word Like God takes the reader on a journey from humble origin, past the veil, and into the great beyond.

As America sits on the brink of the Great War, it is a time of fear and awesome adventure for a young man eager to serve his country. "Having come of age, I took the buck-board to the near-by recruiting station to sign-up for military service. Since the minimum age for conscription was 21, I was able to volunteer for service by means of a slight slip of the pen. I entered my date of birth as June 12, 1896 and suddenly I'm 21." From freedom to conscription, zeal to terror, Stephen E. Moss draws you deep into the trials and triumphs of Private William Rudolph, a young man determined to serve his nation with everything he has. Moss walks you through both the physical and emotional battles that Private Rudolph faces as he serves his nation. "I received notification in the mail, to-day, to report for duty. I am to report to the training camp on the first of September."