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Best Selling Books by Harold Jones

Harold Jones is the author of Church Stuff (2016), This Is What Sobriety Looks Like (2019), Transcriptions and a Study of Englished Italian Madrigals from Musica Transalpina (1964), The Childhood of Jesus. Written & Illustrated by Harold Jones (1964), The Enchanted Night (1957).

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Church Stuff

release date: Oct 24, 2016
Church Stuff
Harold Jones and George Conway give explanation to many of the unaddressed factors that has led to the mass exodus of westernized Christian Churches. Both Men are licensed and ordained clergy and have vast experience and knowledge of the inner workings of the church world. Although primarily based in the African American Pentecostal church, Harold and George has served in multi-racial and multi cultural ministries as well.

This Is What Sobriety Looks Like

release date: Apr 14, 2019
This Is What Sobriety Looks Like
Sobriety is tough! Use this journal to stay on track This no-nonsense beautiful grid journal is perfect for all ages and paths to recovery. We''ll help non-judgmentally guide you through sobriety. Features: beautiful grid layout over two-day spread left page guided prompts right page writing and reflecting space self care checklist (with space for your own) space to record physical symptoms, mental symptoms, and the weather Perfect for: Gifts for your sponsor or sponsee Present to celebrate sobriety birthday and anniversary Therapists to use alongside their practice Group leaders (AA, NA, CA, EA, or other structured programs) People who struggle with relapse Format: 6" x 9" small size journal 120 pages Guided prompts with space to reflect

Transcriptions and a Study of Englished Italian Madrigals from Musica Transalpina

The Childhood of Jesus. Written & Illustrated by Harold Jones

The Enchanted Night

The Enchanted Night
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Colonial K'iche' in Comparison with Yucatec Maya

release date: Jan 01, 2009
Colonial K'iche' in Comparison with Yucatec Maya
K''iche'' ideologies of land conjoined the concepts of their community''s sacred space with the practical life-giving sustenance of the cornfield. Elites protected the right to work it and allowed commoners usufruct rights and familial possession. Community leaders made ritual processions to measure lands and marked off terrain with border markers, calling them by the name of individuals, families, saints, or chinamitales . It identifies the adaptation of colonial K''iche'' and Yucatec Mayan languages to Spanish and Nahuat. The K''iche'' language in colonial texts is somewhere between "Modern" and "Classical" K''iche''.

There and Back Again

release date: Jan 01, 1993
There and Back Again
Deserted for the day by his human owners, a small toy rabbit makes his own journey down the river on a toy sailboat.

A Happy Christmas

A Happy Christmas
A toy rabbit is whisked away by elves to visit Santa Claus, and makes a request that his forest friends have a Christmas tree of their own.
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