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Worlds Apart
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The Chorister at the Abbey
Christmas is coming to Norbridge, but so is The Chorister, a killer with a liking for brutal quotes from the Psalms of David. When a body is discovered with smashed teeth, the harmony of the ancient Cumbrian market town is threatened and members of the Abbey Chorus start to panic. Suzy Spencer, single mum and media producer, and Robert Clark, teacher and traditionalist, find themselves drawn in to help their friends. But they already have enough troubles of their own, coping with teenagers and the trials of sharing a home - all made worse by the musical menace of The Chorister at the Abbey.
Troubles and Trials Oft Made to Wonder
This book tells the remarkable story of Brian Dixon who, following a dramatic conversion, became a gifted and energetic evangelist, first rising to the call to ministry under John Nelson Parr, the founder of Assemblies of God in Great Britain. He devoted many years of ministry to Mr Parr's legendary Bethshan Tabernacle in Longsight, Manchester, the Assemblies of God's flagship church. Brian's exploits went on to include missionary work in South Africa, leading a church in Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire and many years of missionary work in Romania even in his old age. Brian is still an evangelist at heart, striking up conversations wherever he goes and relishing any opportunities to take the pulpit. Ben Pugh (son-in-law).
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The Red Fox
Norm Smith is arguably the greatest Australian Football coach in history. Smith - who, in 1996, was selected as the coach of the Australian Football League's Team of the Century - led the Melbourne Demons to a staggering six premierships from 1955 to 1964. When it came to football, he was a hard man, brutally honest to his players and an utterly ruthless and fearsome disciplinarian, but this was offset by a gentler, charitable side of his nature which was rarely seen in public. This is his story, and secondarily that of his older brother and fellow coach Len Smith, from their childhood in tough, working-class Northcote during the Depression; Norm as a childhood supporter of Collingwood, the ...
