The book offers an in-depth examination of political consultants, exploring their strategies and methods for securing electoral victories for candidates. It combines empirical research with theoretical insights, providing a comprehensive understanding of the role these professionals play in shaping political campaigns and outcomes. Through detailed analysis, it highlights the dynamics of consultant-candidate relationships and the impact of their tactics on modern elections.
We're not all called to do the same thing, but we are all capable of doing something! When it comes to serving the orphaned and vulnerable, this can be the mantra of your church and the foundation of the foster care, adoption and orphan care ministry you establish - everyone can do something! Your church has the ability to make a significant difference in the lives of vulnerable children and families. The questions are not "can" you or "should" you, but "how" can you and "what" does that need to look like? That's what this book is about. Everyone Can Do Something is a strategic field-guide specifically designed to help your church rally around caring for the orphaned and vulnerable. In it you will discover how to: * Clarify your message * Make the problem relatable * Connect people into a community of support * Develop a strategic plan * Use existing discipleship mechanisms in your church * Chart a clear path of ministry "next steps" * Plan and promote events ...and so much more! Whether you are launching a new foster care, adoption or orphan care ministry or leading an existing one, you'll discover the principles you need to take the next best steps for your church, your ministry and the families and children you are serving. For bulk orders of 10 or more books, visit www.everyonecandosomethingbook.com. Discounts apply.
Living in Amsterdam as an unarmed assassin-for-hire, Aloysius finds himself being encouraged to return to Ireland. He soon learns he is about to become the Irish government's first paid assassin and take part in the most extraordinary PR operation in history.
Foster parents face a unique set of circumstances and experience a wide array of emotions that few can relate to. Their journey is one of equal parts beauty and brokenness, joy and heartache, excitement and exhaustion. There is no textbook on how to be a foster parent, no formula, no simple three-step guide. But there is hope-in God's capacity to bring great beauty out of tragic brokenness. This is the gospel-the lens through which you can filter your foster parenting journey and ultimately find the strength, motivation, and courage you need to be sustained along the way. ReFraming Foster Care is a collection of reflections on the foster parenting journey designed to help you do just that-find hope-and to remind you that your work is worth it and you are not alone. This multi-faceted book can be read alone or used as a group support resource. Every chapter includes: Personal reflection questions Group discussion guides Plan of action exercises Real-life stories Inspirational quotes Whether your foster parenting journey has just begun or you've been on the road for quite some time, we pray this book can encourage, challenge, and inspire you along the way. For bulk orders of 10 or more books, visit www.reframingfostercare.com. Discounts apply.
‘...knowing where the lies are is the greatest knowledge...’A murder at an Irish hillside cottage. A mother shot by her mentally illdaughter, Mim. The girl’s stepfather, Denis, the only witness.Mim starts talking fast. Her non-stop words are imagined random socialmedia exchanges. Locked in a psychiatric unit, only Mim can reveal whather mother saw in her last moment alive.Denis, struggling to make sense of his wife's murder, is compelled to findout. On visits to Mim, he battles to break through her useless white noise byasking a single question over and over - Did She See You?When a social media star seeks an introduction to Mim, Denis will notassist. But when a secret meeting is secured, the repeated question takeson chilling new meaning...Did She See You? tells of a relentless search for answers along a blurredborder between fantasy and reality. It is a story of long lies, concealedtruths and the mighty persistence of heartbreak.Jason Johnson is the co-author of Slave and the author of four Aloysius Tempo, Sinker , Alina and Woundlicker . He lives in N. Ireland.
It was never God's intent for children to be without a family! This is why scripture says He assumes the role of father to the fatherless and He sets the lonely in families. This is the heart of God - a good, loving and gracious Father. This is also the basis of His mandate towards us, the Church, to care for vulnerable children and families around us. Our call to care for the vulnerable and orphaned is rooted in God's care of us through Jesus. That's what this book is about - the work of Christ on our behalf in the gospel. ALL IN Orphan Care is a six-session study guide designed to prepare and equip those exploring the call to foster care, adoption or some aspect of supporting families. This multi-faceted curriculum can be used in groups, classes or other equipping environments. It includes: Six sessions on theology, realistic expectations, confronting fears, clarifying your role, etc. Engaging group discussion guides Encouraging personal reflection questions Powerful stories from real-life foster and adoptive families Inspiring articles on some of the most commonly asked questions ...and so much more! For bulk orders of 20 or more books, visit www.allinorphancare.com. Discounts apply.
The Unexpurgated Zenith City Essays, 2007-10
This collection features sharp, provocative essays by political humorist Jason Johnson, blending humor with biting social commentary. Topics range from his disdain for political figures like Sarah Palin to reflections on sensitive issues, all delivered with a comedic twist. With titles that evoke laughter and thought, Johnson's work promises an irreverent and entertaining exploration of contemporary political culture, appealing to readers who appreciate humor that challenges the status quo.
This collection features Jason Johnson's sharp satire tackling a variety of American absurdities, from Hollywood to corporate greed and political figures. With titles like "Your Baby Is Ugly" and "The NRA Is Full of Spit," he doesn't shy away from controversial topics, including a humorous Christmas dinner with John Boehner. Many essays are published unedited for the first time, ensuring that no joke, including those about farts, is left out. Johnson's unique blend of humor and critique offers a fresh perspective on contemporary culture.
With a sharp wit, Jason Johnson offers a humorous take on liberal politics through a collection of essays that tackle contemporary issues and absurdities. From playful comparisons like "Jesus Vs. Superman" to satirical takes on political figures, Johnson encourages readers to confront the challenges posed by the Bush administration with laughter. His unique perspective provides both entertainment and insight, presenting humor as a coping mechanism for the anxieties of the political landscape.
Jason Johnson's latest work is igniting discussions across the nation, positioning him as a prominent voice for conservative ideals. His provocative arguments aim to challenge liberal perspectives, making it a must-read for those passionate about American patriotism. The book promises to deliver impactful insights that resonate with readers who share a commitment to right-wing values, stirring both outrage and intrigue among its critics and supporters alike.