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This unique approach to dating, courtship, and marriage based on Christian values offers young people a practical plan for finding the right life partner. Christian authors Michael and Judy Phillips are veterans of a forty-six-year marriage (and counting!). In this book, they share practical advice for young people who want a partnership that will last a lifetime. Drawing on their pioneering work in home schooling as well as their work with young people, Michael and Judy present bold, surprising, sometimes even controversial alternatives to dating as the means for choosing spouses. Best Friends for Life develops revolutionary ideas about parental involvement, about dating as it is usually understood, and about the pressures young people face to make lifetime decisions prematurely. Families who want to choose God''s best will find here a strong prescription for wise, sensible, and lasting Christian marriages.

Beauregard Le''Moose - Is Loose in New Orleans introduces Beauregard as an adventuresome and lovable French Canadian Moose. He skis. He fishes. He travels to far away locations. Visiting his Cousin Beatrice and Aunt Clara Alice in America acquaints Beauregard with interesting sights, spicy flavors, and new friends. From the French Quarter to the steamy swamps of Louisiana, Beauregard''s adventure is the start of an amazing world wide tour.

Priscilla Penelope Paxton is a witty ten year old whose interests and curiosity land her in, sometimes, sticky situations. Dance classes, Girl Scouts, school assignments, friends and hanging out at her family''s drug store, and the local Piggly Wiggly would leave any other person with no time for anything else. Yet, the thrill of basketball and joining the Little Dribblers finds its way into Miss Priss'' heart. Though this interest will prove to be a dream that requires overcoming the greatest of challenges; Mom''s opposition. A task that will require ingenuity, perseverance and a little help from some loved ones.

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Thomas Spinney was born in 1630 in Devon, England and died in 1701 in Kittery, Maine. He married Margery Randall September 30, 1651 in Kittery, Maine. They had six children. The first part of this work follows more than 1600 Thomas Spinney descendants up to fourteen generations. Other branches covered in this work include John Spinney, b1752, d1842 in Port LaTour, Nova Scotia; Abigail Spinney of Kittery, Maine; Ann L. Spinney of Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Chandler Spinney of Maine and New Hampshire; Ebenezer Spinney of Maine and New Hampshire; and Harry Judson Spinney of Maine and New Hampshire; and Harry Judson Spinney of Boston, Massachusetts. A full name index completes this impressive work.

Beauregard Le''Moose - An Adventure in Paris takes Beauregard across the ocean for a transatlantic adventure. He visits his Le''Moose grandparents and discovers that he is not the only one in the family who loves experiencing thrilling fun. Bicycles, historical treasures, a special French Poodle, and time spent on the River Seine all add up to create an experience of a lifetime for the lovable moose.

In an age where wisdom is a rare commodity and learning from life''s experiences and discoveries is undervalued, author Michael Phillips offers a collection of 444 maxims, including thought-provoking quotes from dozens of classic writers who have had an impact on his life. In this volume, he expands on those sayings with meaningful application--for his own life and for others.

Beauregard Le''Moose At Home in Quebec finds Beauregard at home in his native Canada. The scenic French Canadian Laurentian Mountains are the backdrop for an adventure in Beauregard''s own backyard. Hosting an international ski competition means Beauregard and his delightful Le''Moose family and friends must work overtime at the Moose Creek Ski Lodge to make sure all goes as planned. But with Beauregard involved, that''s hard to imagine.

Regan is a very cute and adorable little girl, but she doesn''t have any friends at all, but she has an imaginary friend named Hedgie who can also accompany Regan wher ever and whenever, but one day Regan meets a new friend, then what about Hedgie? had Regan forgotten about Hedgie

A cookbook for health and emotional wellbeing

An addition to the Phillips Family Memories series

A Pictorial Biography in brief of Michael and Judy Phillips

A descriptive illumination of the Scottish village of Cullen and its extensive literary connections to George''s MacDonald''s classic fictional doublet, Malcolm and The Marquis of Lossie.