Paul Buchanan

Stepping off the plane at O'Hare, I was immediately swept up in the kinetic energy of Chicago, the Windy City. However, I didn't come to Chicago to click pictures of Cloud Gate or stand in line for the SkyDeck. No, I ventured here to capture the unseen, the overlooked, the marvelously odd aspects of the city that surprise even its long-time residents.So, let's pull back the curtain of the commonplace and shine a light on the fantastic.Let's see Chicago as you've never seen it before. For in the Windy City, the wild, the wondrous, and the weird are never more than a stone's throw away. After all, you're in Buchanan's world now, and we do things a little differently around here. So buckle up, keep your eyes wide and your mind open. The adventure is just beginning.

A Weird and Wild Walk Through Chicago

A Wonderous Guide to the Windy City

Dive headfirst into the mystifying world of Las Vegas with "Sin City's Hidden Wonders: A Wonderous, Weird, and Wild Walk Through Las Vegas" as your guide, Paul Buchanan, uncovers the lesser-known tales lurking beneath the city's glitz and glamour. From cursed jackpot displays to love in the time of volcanic eruptions, and intriguing legends that will make you question everything you thought you knew about this iconic city. Buckle up for a ride into the heart of Vegas as you've never seen it before - bizarre, fascinating, and utterly unforgettable.

A Wonderous, Weird, and Wild Walk Through Las Vegas

Sin City's Hidden Wonders

Rod Randall

Willie's practical jokes get him into almost as much trouble as the answers he gives in the school newspaper's advice column when he begins to rely on his own ideas rather than offering advice based on God's wisdom.

Ask Willie

During a church service project, Willie launches a treasure hunt when he falls into a mysterious cellar that was once an outlaw hideout.

Gold Flakes for Breakfast

Willie Plummet, who has a talent for misadventure, discovers how his Christian values apply to politics when he becomes entangled in the election for president of his eighth-grade class.

Hail to the Chump

When Willie is put in charge of the Glenfield Middle School's float for the Founder's Day Parade, he has to handle lots of conflicts and he learns to rely on God for help.

Don't Rock the Float

Willie challenges his rival to an invention contest, the loser of which must ask the principal to transfer him to the other middle school in town.

Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

Hoping to win the cash prize in the Glenfield Bug-Off, seventh-grader Willie Plummet invents a concoction to attract the world's largest locust and then must examine his Christian values as he tries to deal with the consequences.

Ballistic Bugs

Willie explores his Christian values when the video camera on his model submarine uncovers poachers.

Submarine Sandwiched

Eighth grader Willie asks for God's forgiveness when he neglects his friends in order to win a coin collecting contest.

Heads I Win, Tails You Lose

Tina Hopkins

Beverly Wilson

Angie Cheek

Kathleen Arbitter

Joyce Rice

Shirley Rickman

Alton Story

The book is a celebration of the 200th anniversary of Clayton Baptist Church, Clayton, Georgia, which was founded on August 14, 1819. The church is older than its county. The Cherokee populated this area of Northeast Georgia, the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. The first pastor was a missionary to the tribe. The church epitomizes the faith of our fathers, living still. This publication is our humble effort to record the struggles and victories in the founding and growth of our church and to preserve the heart, soul, and mind of a determined and courageous people whose abiding faith in an eternal world to come enabled them to build a beloved church that would promote taking the good news to the uttermost parts of the world. Today, we can almost hear the encouraging whispers of our forefathers, who are part of our forever family.

Celebration of the 200Th Anniversary of Clayton Baptist Church, Clayton, Georgia

Paula Miller

New college students face a world of adjustments as they take on the challenge of campus life, and one of the biggest tests is learning to thrive in the midst of monumental life change. Student to Student is a collection of reflections written by students, for students, that takes an honest look at the most common pitfalls and opportunities that life on campus affords. These weekly readings are written by Christian college students from a variety of Christian and secular institutions - over 20 schools are represented - and each entry opens a window into real - life campus experiences. Readers will instantly identify with the authentic voices of students finding their way through the maze of college life while growing their relationships with God.

Student to Student (Large Print 16pt)

ALONG CAME A SPIDER

HEEBIE JEEBIES

Willie must examine his Christian values when his attempts to win the Battle of the Bands don't work out the way he planned.

Battle of the Bands

Summer, 1962. A scorching heat wave is suffocating L.A. PI John Keegan is offered a small fortune to find a beautiful woman from a set of photographs. He refuses; the job seems suspicious. But the next day the same woman, Eve, turns up, unbidden, on his doorstep. Eve fears for her safety. She is being watched. Before Keegan knows it, someone has been killed with Keegan's own gun, and he gets sucked into a world of suspicion and betrayal where he's never quite sure where the truth lies. Before long he's the prime suspect in a murder he didn't commit, and all the evidence seems to point in his direction. It's almost like someone planned it that way.

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