New Releases by Debbie Anderson

Enjoy exciting articles, essays, stories, poems, and more from the Prosateurs!

What does the five-fold ministry have to do with the four horses of the apocalypse? How do relativity theories explain Biblical stories? Are there hidden patterns in the Old and New Testaments? What did Jesus mean when He said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life?" Awaken To takes the reader on a journey searching for a better "way" of truth and life by solving mysteries in an ancient manuscript - the Bible. The author looks at stories, symbols, and numbers to show how patterns of words and ideas are evident throughout the Bible. Looking at patterns can uncover hidden messages, secrets, and revelations in Biblical stories. These revelations allow us to grab hold of scriptural truths with a new perspective on what they meant long ago and how to use them in today's world. Debbie Anderson is the founder of the Way Institute. The purpose of the Way Institute is to seek the "way" of Jesus by taking a closer look at the words "the way, the truth, and the life" spoken by Jesus and applying these words to the issues of today. Debbie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Sociology from Indian University, a Master of Science degree in Nursing from the University of Tennessee, and a ph.d. in suffering from the school of hard knocks. After graduation, she worked as a psychiatric nurse and a nurse practitioner. Debbie is a writer and a worship leader and has served on several prophetic and prayer teams. She resides in Knoxville, Tennessee, with her husband, James, and has four children.

Poetry, short stories of historical fiction and nonfiction, personal memoirs and not-so-real life adventures are presented in this anthology - Creations 2019.

Creations 2018 is a collection of poetry, fiction and non-fiction stories with true mysterious experiences of some of the authors and their families.

Janie is your average college-aged girl with her future ahead of her. Her quirky personality includes her love of old music and movies, she talks to herself, and she often finds herself in unusual situations. She loves her job and has lots of good friends. Life is great! Then she accidently hits a policeman with a bagel!Romance blossoms. A black truck with tinted windows is following her. She doesn't know who it is but it continues to stalk her. How can she get her life back?Who is in the truck? Is it Friend or Foe?

Grades K5 Get in on the action and build your interactive whiteboard repertoire with this engaging set of music activities from creators Debbie Anderson and Phyllis Thomas. They continue their run of best-selling interactive blockbusters with these exciting lessons covering dynamics, note reading, composing, beat counting, ABA form, tempo, and more. Multi-use and site licenses are available.

Here are 16 of Anderson's North Island designs sweater patterns that subtley capture the images of Maine Island life. More than a knitting book, Sweaters from the Maine Islands features Chellie Pingree's stories of a typical day on an island, and the photographs of Peter Ralston capture the beauty of the majestic Maine landscape. 40 color photos.

John Blizzard (ca. 1720-1799) lived in Virginia. He had nine children by his first wife, Ruth, and a tenth by his second wife, Mary. Many descendants live in Virginia and surrounding states.