We now come to The Chosen Few, those who are given The Real Opportunity to See and Be what the rest of the people on this 'Place in Life' cannot See or Be. Since the beginning of my short time here, I have learned a lot and also taught a lot of people. I have experienced their enthusiasm and their pain, and also watched them drift away, then go back into their Earthly routine and forget once more who they really are. In Paul Twitchell's time it was the 'membership idea,' as this is what people needed as a means to relate to what Paul was presenting. In such a short time, the membership idea has become an artifact, an ancient philosophy, an outdated idea and nothing more. The NUNowness is all about The Real RiskTaker, a person who Sees Beyond what has already taken place and is ready to dedicate their life to a Real Lifestyle, not just that of still staying as an 'attendee' with the old routine. Take the dare and read this NUBook! www.DuaneTheGreatWriter.Info

Examines how our beliefs and sources of faith determine our understanding of the afflictions of our time and the ways in which we respond to them personally, professionally, and publicly, from a Christian perspective. Looks at how various European and American authors present issues as plagues, and offers choices for decisions and the placing of our faith. Authors discussed include Camus, Thoreau, Dickens, Hesse, and Dickinson. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

From Patsy Tebeau in 1900 to Tony LaRussa in 2002, the St. Louis Cardinals' managers have overseen rosters for one of the most historic franchises and some of the best players in the history of the game. Along the way immortals such as Cy Young, Stan Musial, Ozzie Smith, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Curt Flood, Leo Durocher, Steve Carlton, and Mark McGwire have taken the field between the lines for the Cardinals. Few and Chosen: Defining Cardinal Greatness Across the Eras does what no other book has ever attempted to do—list the best five players at each position by one of the best players in St. Louis' history. Part historical catalog, part biography, and part baseball primer for beginners and experts alike, Few and Chosen: Defining Cardinal Greatness Across the Eras is ideal for every proud member of Cardinals nation—and any baseball fan who wants to learn more about the game.

The lives of Rod Williams, his family and friends are changed forever after terrorists bring their world into chaos. Determined not to merely survive, but to overcome the rapid deterioration of society as they have known it, they gather in strength and numbers to build better lives. Through faith and endurance they rise to the challenges and grievous losses beyond their imagination. The twists and turns of their story may bring anger to your mind and tears to the eyes, but the writer hopes it will bring faith to your soul.

In war-torn Egypt, a six-year-old girl struggles against certain death while isolated in a hospital for contagious diseases. Against all odds, this little girl, Lilly, miraculously survives with the help of a nun, her angel, and as their relationship deepens, a whole new world of spirituality is revealed to Lilly. As she grows, marries, and matures, she becomes an instrument between the material and spiritual world. With the nun's help and through constant self-study, Lilly awakens from her hypnotic psychological sleep, and is able to tap into her higher self. Although the book has the flavor of a novel, it is based on true facts and events. Its central theme is an astonishing discovery she came upon slowly-yet in the end definitively-that like her, many people have the ability to reach their higher selves. This capacity can be attained by anyone who makes a reasonable effort at developing it. Through her story, she explains how to become aware of the signals and information the higher self is sending. Many Are Called, Few Are Chosen is Lillian Williams' gift to humankind, a story of spirituality and self-discovery.