New Releases by Pamela Smith

One of the most detailed but user-friendly handbook for New Believers and for those desiring a refresher course. This book is packed with practical information to aid the new Believer in establishing a firm foundation in the things of God. It can be used as a 12-week or more study course for your church''s New Believer''s Class or as a gift to new Believers. At the end of each chapter there are review questions. The study guide is filled with scriptures to aid in your personal study or to assist teachers in equipping the new Believer. This book is not just for the new Believer but for all those seeking knowledge on growing in their walk with the Lord.

In Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Writer''s Life, Pamela Smith Hill delves into the complex and often fascinating relationships Wilder formed throughout her life that led to the writing of her classic Little House series. Using Wilder''s stories, personal correspondence, an unpublished autobiography, and experiences in South Dakota, Hill has produced a historical-literary biography of the famous and much-loved author. Following the course of Wilder''s life, and her real family''s journey west, Hill provides a context, both familial and literary, for Wilder''s writing career. Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Writer''s Life is the first book in the South Dakota Biography Series, which highlights some of the state''s most famous residents.

Stopping the DreamKillers is a thought provoking book that will inspire you, challenge you to go to the next level and motivate you to pursue your purpose.This book will help you to realize that your purpose lies deep within your heart and it will take a willingness to discover it, a strong desire to pursue it, and a tenacity to hold on in spite of. It covers subjects such as toxic relationships, slothfulness, pride, unwillingness to take risks, and so many more.

This full-length royalty free play is written for all ages. It is about a poor family whose father became addicted to crack and left his family. The Christian mother of three young children is left trying to pick up the pieces. As Christmas approaches, the mother is faced with having to deal with the bitterness of her young daughter, who can''t grasp why in her mind her father no longer cares about her; and the father is struggling to find his way back. Your church will be touched as it witnesses what many families experience on a daily basis, not just during Christmas. Visit www.playsbypam.com for additional information.

Freshman level Finance Textbook on the structure of the Banking system and Financial Markets in the United States.

A fantasy that includes mystery, myth, magic and the Holy Grail.After an archaeological dig at Glastonbury Tor in England uncovers the Holy Grail, Felicity and her mother, a professor of Arthurian literature, find that their destinies are linked across time with the Grail and the legendary King Arthur.

Fifteen-year-old Margaret Reeves O''Neill isn''t likely to forget the day the war came home to Springfield, Missouri. That was the day her father left to join the Confederacy, fighting for principles he no longer believed in, but for a state he loved. It was also the day she met Percival Wilder, a flirtatious Yankee officer who, instead of being her enemy, became an intimate friend. Now Federal troops have arrived in Springfield. Reeves watches neighbors turn against one another--some supporting Secessionists, others the Union--and she witnesses generosity and bravery side by side with greed and looting. The life she took for granted--her home, family, the very truths she''s always held dear--is changing before her eyes....

Healthy food doesn''t have to taste like cardboard. These dishes in Pamela Smith''s cookbook are fun, fresh, and flavorful! Easy- to- prepare menus take the guesswork out of your meal planning.

Sixteen-year-old Tabitha, the daughter of a preacher who believes science is Satan''s work, longs to study at a university and dig for dinosaur bones, but in South Dakota at the end of the nineteenth century such ambitions are discouraged.