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When his missionary brother renounced faith in favor of atheism, Perry Marshall was plunged into crisis and doubt. He decided: “I”m going to let science make this decision for me.” He asked: “Is the hand at the end of my arm purposeful? Or is it purposeless?” He leapt into the void of evolution and the origin of life. He could not have begun to anticipate what he was about to discover. Living things were far more sophisticated than textbooks were saying.

Most going abroad to serve are not thinking about the process of transition, and yet if you do, it can make the difference between a smooth entry and re-entry, or a decidedly bumpy landing. Veteran of serving abroad Amy Young is the perfect companion to guide you through the much-neglected process of transitions. Practical in nature, Looming Transitions places a strong emphasis on: keeping your soul fertile as you stay grounded in Christ; looking for the lighter moments; learning about yourself; and much more!

Tres historias de amor...¡apuntando a un Dios de Amor que obra milagros! Estas historias de amor de Andrés y Marysol Malo comienzan con el relato de cómo se conocieron, se enamoraron, se separaron y se reunieron para casarse; continúa, en segundo lugar, con su amor hacia sus hijos, incluido Jesús, que nació con una rara discapacidad física que desafió su fe y esperanza, y ahora continúa en tercer lugar con el amor y la confianza que tienen en Jesucristo, invitándolos a creer en lo sobrenatural.

The love stories of Andrés and Marysol Malo first begin with the enduring tale of how they met, fell in love, broke up, and reunited to be wed. It continues, secondly, with their love toward their children, including Jesús, who was born with a rare physical disability that challenged their faith and hope. And now it carries on, thirdly, with the love and trust they have in Jesus Christ, inviting them to believe in the impossible. 

Journey of Self-Discovery (JSD) course covers the five main topics of the Bhagavad Gita. In six parts, each part contains several chapters which in turn are divided into sections printed in blue colour for easier understanding of the flow. The subsections are printed in red colour.