New Releases by Barbara WILSON

Get Untied from Your Past Sex is like glue. Super human glue. Inside marriage, God designed it to be a bond that is powerful and unifying. Outside of marriage, the bonds of sex can be devastating. Long after the lover is gone, the bond we’ve created stays with us, negatively impacting our lives and future relationships. Now, through an impressive combination of Scripture and scientific research, Barbara Wilson shows how God designed us to be uniquely bonded through sex. But even more so, she concentrates on the tangible hope that is yours. This book will equip you not only to break those bonds, but to embrace a new, abandoned, wise, and thankful heart. You’ve had sex. But now sex has you. It’s a past that haunts the present. Sabotaged relationships, low self-esteem, sexual dysfunction, an empty spiritual life. Sex will bind you up and tie you down. Why? It’s just sex. But “just sex” means your body, soul, mind, and spirit have become one with another. Released from a past of her own, Barbara Wilson now combines scientific research with Scripture to offer striking new insights about what sexual bonding is, why it is harmful, and how to move freely into your future. Complete with a study guide for group or personal use, The Invisible Bond is your hands-on tool for changing not your past…but your life. “Barb’s honesty and vulnerability will inspire you to let God do in your life what He has done in hers, mine, and millions of other lives. He has set us free from self-defeating guilt and shame, helped us embrace our sexuality rather than fear it, and taught us how to enjoy genuinely healthy, intimate relationships. If that sounds appealing to you, then you hold the right book in your hands.” Shannon Ethridge Bestselling author of the Every Woman’s Battle series Story Behind the Book As abstinence director and educator for a Sacramento pregnancy center, Barbara Wilson talks to wounded and bleeding hearts every day. They’ve lost the war on sexual purity and the daily consequences are their reality. All they want is hope—hope that they can be free from the pain and shame that their past drags into their present and future. This book reveals the negative impact of sexual bonding and offers steps to freedom from past sexual and emotional bonds. But even more, it offers new direction for the free heart, and how to embrace an abandoned, overflowing life!

Together with the Minster, the walls and bars make York one of the most instantly recognisable cities in the kingdom. The defenses are the most complete in England, with the walls set upon high ramparts and retaining their principal gateways. Although the walls are still standing, there has been relatively little opportunity for archaeological investigation, so documentary and pictorial evidence are of paramount importance. York is fortunate in possessing excellent collections of both. The book outlines the historical background from the pre-Conquest defenses to the present day and considers the walls, bars and posterns, the Old Baile and the castle in detail. It is a splendid and well-illustrated publication that will appeal to anyone interested in the history of York, military history, art, architecture or archaeology.

His Grace is Sufficient follows thirty years in the Christian life of Laura and John Ryan. The joys and sorrows are seen through Laura''s eyes as she struggles to be a good mother to her children, a good helper to her pastor husband, and a good Christian. stunted. College was not an option and she had no idea what she wanted from life, except to get away from the camp that had consumed her parents and older sister. style but to her older brother John. Through their influence and example the Lord led Laura to accept His Son as her Savior and her life changed forever. have the same joys and sorrows and feelings as anyone else yet their expectations to cope with them are higher. Moreover, Laura''s childhood and background gave her no skills to weather these trials. dating John. They were opposed to him because of the religion of his family that her father termed as fanatic. They wanted her to marry a young man who worked in the coal mines and settle down near them as her older sister had done. from her family and friends and for the first time she was terribly homesick. John shared with her a verse from II Corinthians 12:9. He said unto me, My Grace is sufficient, for my strength is made perfect in weakness. and financial difficulties, they proved over and over again that, His Grace was indeed sufficient to get them through even the hardest times.

"La Sorellanza", they called themselves. "The Sisterhood" Luisa: the group princess. She learns about her father too late. Reggie: the group sweetie. Her husband was killed because he asked questions. Cathy: Her father gambled and owed money to the Mob and tried to sell his daughter to pay off his debt. Pat: Her father was in the Mob and was killed. She lives in fear that her husband will meet a similar fate. Cele: She played a dangerous game in loving the wrong man and lost what she cherished the most.

Much more is on hand in this mystery from award-winning author Barbara Wilson. Who or what is polluting Salmon Creek?

Norway in 1939 -- the year before the German Occupation, a time when many things still seemed possible. Three women students are exploring the limits of love and friendship: Bente, lively and rebellious, trying to break away from the stifling roles of wife and mother; Gro, beautiful and affectionate but oddly remote; and Edle, the shy, brilliant history major, deeply in love for the first time in her life. Eight years later Edle finally tells the story of that exciting, troubling spring, when so much happened... and so much couldn''t happen. Condemned for its \"perversity\" and virtually ignored when first published in 1948, this novel by well-known author Ebba Haslund is one of a handful of novels with a lesbian theme ever written in Norwegian. An important rediscovery, Nothing Happened is a moving story of female friendship and the courage to love.

Provides activities pages, teacher''s lesson plans, word lists, and games on blends, digraphs, vowel combinations, prefixes, suffixes, contractions, synonyms, and antonyms. For grades K-3.

For centuries scholars have studied memory: its powers, its potential, and its variability. It is only recently, however, that efforts have been made to find practical methods of helping people who have severe memory disorders. In this relatively new, and as yet undeveloped field, REHABILITATION OF MEMORY offers important information and guidelines to those interested and involved in memory therapy. Dr. Barbara Wilson makes no hasty claims about restoration of lost memory functioning, nor does she claim to retrain memory. Recognizing that such unreal promises can only frustrate patients and disappoint their families, she instead focuses on what specific items such patients can learn, how best they can learn, and how to assess the effectiveness of their learning. An essential aspect of this work is that the information gained will prove useful to patients in their daily lives and will enhance their chances of coping with real life situations. The approach, while being well informed by theory, remains a practical one with relevance to the everyday lives of people with memory disorders. Influenced by the three major disciplines of cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, and behavioral psychology, Wilson draws from each to inform her work with those who are impeded by organic memory disorders. The therapy she describes is structured upon frameworks that are themselves built upon unique and ingenious combinations of theories from all three of these disciplines. Using this multi-discipline approach, she also demonstrates how to assess memory problems for rehabilitation and produce a comprehensive plan of action. Reflecting an overall concern for the individuals in treatment, an essential ingredient of this approach is the implementation of rigorous research designs to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment. Relevant to a variety of professions, clinical psychologists, educational psychologists, and neuropsychologists working with the memory impaired will gain an understanding of various techniques that can be employed to help their patients. Occupational and speech therapists will learn practical measures to help with their patient''s specific memory problems and academic psychologists will appreciate the theoretical support that has been advanced by Dr. Wilson in her search for effective treatment programs.

The black revolution, the violent assertion of the oppressed poor, is a given and imminent reality in this first novel.