It's all about the great event that is near. Little Angels are all excited. Time is short, and they are all in a hurry now to get to the 'Bureau of Heavenly Tasks.' Sure enough, the 'Bureau' has already plenty of Task-Assignments ready and just waiting for them. And now the Little Angels know they will be very busy while preparing and working hard. Until that wonderful quiet night with all the sky is clear to even see the Milky-Way alright. And stars in heaven for miles on end are blinking and twinkling and waving for joy. Something Wonderful is going on up there. The Little Angels know it's Christmas! And the children are happy to get their new toys.
The real-life stories of the novice monks in Little Angels reflect the lives of many youths in rural Thailand who are trapped in the vicious cycle of poverty, broken homes, illiteracy and drug abuse. When all else fails, Buddhism becomes their last resort: providing them with physical shelter and spiritual refuge. It heals their childhood traumas and gives them a moral framework for living and a better outlook on life. Each individual story, heartrending as it may be, subtly shows what Phra Peter sees and hopes to show to others: the 'human face' of Thai Buddhism.
‘One minute Jasmin was standing in her bath, drying her hair with the hair dryer, the next she was in a noisy, crowded room wearing her dressing gown and carrying a suitcase with a faulty lock. It didn't seem particularly strange, because her life was like that. She could be walking down the street, or across the school playground or running in the gym and the next thing she knew she'd be sitting up in a bed at home, a sick room or, in extreme cases, a hospital.Jasmin was accident prone - or ``unfortunate’’, as her parents described her. They marvelled at times that she’d actually reached the ripe old age of 14.’Little Angels is a light-hearted look at teenagers “on the other side”. Jasmin becomes member of Angel Troop and is one of the clumsiest Guardian Angels to grace the troop, but she manages, with a bit of luck, to eventually to do her job and rescue her soul mate from some sticky situations.
A beautiful vintage Christmas picture book, with cut-out angels, about the message of love and kindness. It's Christmas Eve, and most people are safely tucked up in their beds. But the Christmas angels know who needs their help on this holy night, and are ready to fly down to help the lost, lonely and weary. Small children will love the row of cut-out angel heads which reveal the features of each little angel in turn. This classic picture book sings of the message of Christmas spirit from every page.
Binky, Dingy, Kinsey, Kipsey, Lainey , Maddie, Phinneous, Siddah, Tinesy, Tillie, Tinker are all angels and are all coming together in their new place where they will learn lessons about who they are and how they should treat others around them. They are endearing and sweet and every child can relate to their many attitudes and changes. And with love and encouragement and sometimes a little stern talk they all grow as a family and as angels finding the best in themselves.
Have you been waiting for a divine intervention in your life? Do you believe in miracles? Do you believe your dreams have a deep spiritual meaning? Do you desire to hear God's voice within your soul? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, or if the subjects of interventions, healings, miracles, and spiritual dreams simply pique your curiosity, Linda Mae Valencia's memoir God, The Angels, and Me is for you. Linda Mae Valencia has been chosen as a messenger of God and shares her inspiring life story, including her childhood in beautiful Hawaii, battling discouragement and despair, and overcoming difficult situations with the help of God. Linda Mae has witnessed and been a part of countless miracles, such as healing the sick with the laying on of hands and seeing Jesus's face in the clouds. Her dreams have come true on more than one occasion, and she attributes this all to her faith in her Lord Jesus Christ. Linda Mae invites you to journey with her through her unforgettable life stories and hopes you will become spiritually recharged in God, The Angels, and Me.
Finalist, Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBTQ2S+ Emerging Writers (Writers' Trust of Canada) A beautifully imagined story collection set largely in Nigeria that explores themes of masculinity and repressed desires through the lens of (un)conditional love In this stunning debut story collection set largely in Nigeria, questions abound: What happens when we fall short of society’s—and our own—expectations? When our personal desires conflict with the duties we are bound to? The characters in Perfect Little Angels confront these dilemmas and more in these brilliantly imagined tales. In a boarding school, tensions brew between students and vengeful staff. An addict seeks a fresh start in pottery class. A man returns home from university abroad with confessions that unravel his mother’s world. Amid winter storms, a ghost delights her grief-stricken partner. And atop a hill surrounded by rot and garbage, two lovers dare to embark on a secret, dangerous romance. Human desires—for connection, salvation, and understanding—imbue these deeply Nigerian stories with universal resonance. In Vincent Anioke’s tenderly written stories, characters seek love in different permutations from teachers, parents, dead partners, and even God. Perfect Little Angels is a nuanced exploration of masculinity, religion, marginalization, suppressed queerness, and self-expression through the lens of (un)conditional love. This publication meets the EPUB Accessibility requirements and it also meets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG-AA). It is screen-reader friendly and is accessible to persons with disabilities. This book is defined with accessible structural markup. This book contains various accessibility features such as alternative text for images, table of contents, page-list, landmark, reading order and semantic structure.
In a mining town in the backwoods of the High Sierras, Daisy James prays for a miracle.This 10-year-old girl is concerned because people in her town are hurting. And the one who seems to be hurting the most is her own mother, who lost a baby a year earlier. Daisy is filled with sorrow inside because her mother, who used to sing and laugh and talk about God, no longer does any of those things. Now she spends her days silent and resigned. So the little girl decides what her town needs is a church, to touch their hearts and spirits, to remind them that God is there, and that His angels are watching over them all. Daisy dreams up a play entitled Come, My Little Angel, and recruits her classmates to play the roles and her beloved music teacher to provide the music. Despite the obstacles working against her, Daisy perseveres, even when her own faith is shaken, until she finds herself face to face with a miracle -straight from the hand of a God who longs to restore us to joy and singing. And when, at the end of the book, you see what God does for this little girl - and for the mother she loves so deeply - you come away knowing nothing - not one single thing - is impossible with God. From the Hardcover edition.
