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It is Written presents exciting and instructional plays and skits, as well as a very helpful vacation Bible school guide. The lessons included in this volume teach Scriptures to both young children and adults, as they portray the biblical characters in skits and plays. Performing popular Bible stories can bring the true meaning of the words to life and provide the performers with a unique learning experience. Covering topics from "A King is Born" to "The Last Supper," the most important stories in the Bible have been crafted into plays and skits.The vacation Bible school creative activities included in this volume will teach students how to understand God's Word so that they can discover His truths for themselves. The excitement, history, adventure, and spiritual truths of the Bible are presented in an easy-to-follow format. It is Written also offers great insight into the Old and the New Testament of the Open Book of the New King James Version of the Bible. Children of all ages will find information that is refreshing and rewarding and that will last a lifetime.

Little Freebie the bear was the best at his job! He spent his days sweeping leaves and keeping the streets and sidewalks clean. Then, one day, the leaves were gone. There was no more work to be done, so Little Freebie lost his job. His job was replaced by a big machine that went pounding down the street, sweeping and blowing the leaves away. With the help of Big Bear, Little Freebie gets an idea. He'll go on a journey and find a new job. What will he do? He doesn't know yet, but with the help of his friends, he begins to find his way in the wide, wide world. He meets new bears, with different and exciting bear talents. Most important to Little Freebie is "Maxi-Bear," who points him in the right direction for his young bear life. Little Freebie and All His Friends is a young bear's voyage into adulthood. Life doesn't always go the way we plan, but the detours often make us better people. Little Freebie learns this lesson, despite his hardships. In the end, he will become the amazing bear he always hoped he could be ... and in that, he finds peace.

God does not act randomly or at whim. His moves may be mysterious to us, but he has left clues for diligent students to follow-and these clues, embedded throughout Scripture, will lead us out of deception and toward understanding the true identity of the one God has chosen to save humankind. In The Patterns of the Scripture: Unlocking the Chronological and Genealogical Coding of the Scriptures, author Hedley Palmer discusses in depth the patterns inherent in the Old and New Testaments, how they lead to proving the authenticity of the Bible, and the history of deception in regard to these truths.Casual readers will find Palmer's well-explored and documented insights very rewarding, and serious students of Scripture will find Palmer's work of great interest. Writing in the methodical and logical spirit of the Creator, Palmer approaches biblical passages with the view that events are neither arbitrary nor haphazard and are necessarily part of a larger structure. Resolving genealogical and chronological issues and perplexing incongruities in the Bible then merely becomes an exercise in applying this pattern.Through study of the patterns in the Old and New Testaments, we realize that Scripture has had its narratives dictated by the formation of these patterns. The Creator does things in his own inimitable and logical manner, and perceiving his direct hand in compiling the Scriptures leads us to greater understanding of his word and will.

In her work as a community health nurse, Clarice Ingraham has discovered that traditionally, Bahamian woman play a major role in the country's society, as do women in all developing countries. The nation is both family-orientated and tourism-dependent. Women are housekeepers and often the sole bread winners in their families. They often work in the hotel industries that comprise about 75 percent of the workforce.Maternal morbidity refers to the rate of incidence of disease, whereas the mortality rate records the instances of death in the Bahamas. Maternal and infant mortality are basic indicators of a nation's health status.If maternal morbidity and mortality continue to occur in the Bahamas at the present rates, they will directly affect the rates of infant mortality and morbidity. In developing countries, if women continue to be affected by pregnancy-related conditions, childbearing, and the puerperium (the four-week period following childbirth), and are therefore unable to work, the economy, the home, and the nation will suffer. The purpose of the research presented in Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in the Bahamas is to determine why maternal morbidity is at such an unacceptable level. The study examines the existing protocols, their effectiveness, and the extent to which they are followed; it concludes with the recommendations to ensure the provision of quality health care for all.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, man and woman communicated via letter, creating entire relationships on paper. Since then, the world has changed. Today, we have the Internet, where dating websites rule the relationship roost. But dating websites are not always safe. Even if you discover a deep connection with someone online, how do you know he or she is really telling the truth?Jana-Kathryn lives in Canada; Nadir lives in Turkey. They are two people who desperately crave to find a soul mate. Unable to find true connections in their countries of residence, they each decide to try online matchmaking. They seem to be a perfect match for each other. Their ongoing communications ring true and feel like dreams to them both. Possibly, these two souls-reaching across an ocean-could live happily ever after ... unless one of them is telling a lie.Is Jana-Kathryn really an intellectual, educated woman looking for love, or is she a criminal, playing brutal games with an unknown agenda? Is Nadir truly the sweet, supportive man he seems to be, or is he a villainous sexual maniac on the prowl? Across an ocean-across worlds-how can these two hopeful people know the truth? How can they put trust in online ghosts? Will they end up together or end up haunted?

Little Bit, a honey-colored Yorkie dog, loves to go fishing, especially when it is on the red and white deck boat. There are lots of different fish to catch, and sometimes she even gets to steer the boat-even though it's hard to do with paws!This time, Little Bit and her owners are fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. She loves looking into the blue waters and gets very excited thinking about which fish will show up next. She helps catch a speckled sea trout (which tastes very salty!), a catfish (he has spiky barbs-ouch!), and even a stingray (a pretty friendly guy).Sometimes Little Bit wishes she could get in the water and swim with all those wonderful sea creatures. But since she is little and some of the fish are so big, she just takes a bath instead!Little Bit Goes Fishing is an enjoyable read for adults and children alike. Hop on the boat with Little Bit and learn about the wonderful world below the sea!

My Dog Mo is an endearing portrait of the friendship between a four-year-old girl named Kayla and her blue Weimaraner dog, Mo. Through vibrant illustrations and charming prose, Tina Gilks captures the magic and empowerment of the bond between children and their pets. In Mo, Kayla has a constant companion, confidant, friend, and playmate, while Mo has the priceless gift of being loved by a child. But Mo also has an important role to play in young Kayla's life. Not only is the dog her protector, but Mo teaches Kayla about tolerance in unsuspecting ways. Ultimately, Mo becomes the little girl's model for citizenship. Children will adore this story of friendship, love, and loyalty, while parents will appreciate the valuable life-lessons it teaches. Spend some time with Kayla and Mo, and discover the keys to lasting friendship!

This book reaches children and their families with words that are easily understood about the meaning of Easter. It has creative ideas that can positively change a child's future belief in religion. As a retired educator now studying the Bible, I keep enriching my own life with its teachings. Ages four through ten are the target age group as well as sharing the book's biblical knowledge with MISSION groups. EL ANGEL ESCONDIDO is written in Spanish.

This book is about an Imaginary Sendmen who appears to this little girl before she goes to sleep. He dances for her and brings her gifts and before she knows it it's morning.

Summer Raindrops is an evocative collection of flower and plant studies. Each striking photograph is accompanied by a short quotation or poetic verse written by a member of the literary pantheon, from Shakespeare to Thoreau to Dickenson. These quotations, sometimes philosophical and sometimes whimsical, imbue the collection with extra dimensions of meaning and, when combined with the photographs, foster a tranquil, meditative atmosphere perfect for thought and reflection.