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Discover the inspiring journey of Catherine Booth and William Booth, the visionary duo behind the Salvation Army. From its modest origins in England, this remarkable organization has grown into a global church with a presence in 131 countries and a community of 1.7 million members. While many recognize the Salvation Army for its dedicated relief and charitable efforts, at its heart lies a vibrant church rooted in the Wesleyan tradition. Thanks to Catherine Booths strong leadership, women are empowered to engage fully in ministry, reaching the highest levels of service. In this compelling book,...

Bramwell Booth, the eldest son of Salvation Army founders William and Catherine Booth, stepped into a pivotal role following his fathers passing. Known affectionately as Willie, he transitioned from the Armys first chief of staff to its General. While his authoritative leadership style sparked considerable controversy and ultimately led to his ousting, he has left behind a profound legacy. This book offers treasured insights into the life and character of Christ, the true Master of the universal army of His followers. - Summary by Larry Wilson

The podcast is co-hosted by two Portland, Oregon Hall of Famers, Jeff Erdman and Bill Booth, former teammates at James Madison High School in the late 1970s. The podcast’s name reflects the jersey numbers worn by the co-hosts during their playing days. Jeff Erdman is a lifelong and highly respected PIL athlete, coach, athletic director, and supporter. Bill Booth is a longtime advocate for inner-city youth sports and a well-known fundraiser for nonprofit organizations. Both are long-serving board members of the PIL Hall of Fame.We are very excited to help tell the stories of today’s ...

William Booth, co-founder of The Salvation Army alongside his wife Catherine in 1865, penned several influential works on the theme of holiness. Among these, Purity of Heart, first published in 1902, stands out for its clarity and passion. This book is a compilation of letters Booth originally wrote as open correspondence to be shared within The Salvation Army, designed to be read aloud over a ten-week sermon series on the vital subject of purity. In the opening letter, Booth articulates his understanding of purity of heart, and the following messages build upon this foundational idea. Each ...

In a lively Midwestern town, Laura and Cora Madison, along with their younger brother Hedrick, navigate the complex web of Cora’s array of discarded suitors. While Coras flirtatious antics exasperate the moody Hedrick, they intrigue the more reserved Laura. The unexpected return of a charming former resident and a chance encounter with a troubled young person spark a whirlwind of events that lead to an emotionally charged climax. Booth Tarkingtons writing shines with sensitivity and insight. A celebrated American novelist and playwright, Tarkington is best known for his Pulitzer ...

We live in an extraordinary time. Technological advances are happening at a rate faster than our ability to understand them, and in a world that moves faster than we can imagine, we cannot afford to stand still. These advances bring efficiency and abundance - and they are profoundly deflationary. Our economic systems were built for a pre-technology era when labor and capital were inextricably linked - an era that counted on growth and inflation and an era where we made money from inefficiency.

This podcast explores the real science behind common joint and spine injections, challenging long-standing assumptions about inflammation, pain relief, and healing. Through evidence-based discussion and clear analogies, episodes examine how widely used corticosteroid injections may provide short-term relief at the expense of long-term joint health, including cartilage damage, impaired healing, and systemic risks. The show contrasts conventional “pain-suppression” approaches with modern interventional orthopedics and regenerative strategies designed to work with the body’s biology rather ...

Meet Seth Brakes. Musician. Reluctant romantic. Inherent troublemaker. Addict. And three hundred and twenty days sober. After a near-death experience, Seth is carving a new path for himself. Having reformed the band — the infamous Lucky Fuckers — things are looking up for Seth: gigs are falling back into the diary, he's in love and finally getting back to what he enjoys most: writing music. That is until his past starts to creep up on him . . .

Spring has arrived in the Cotswold village of Rowan Vale and everyone is in an optimistic mood. Everyone except Danny. He's had a rotten eighteen years stuck in a village where all his hopes and dreams were shattered. Meanwhile, in London, Rory plans to whisk his wife Kirsty away to the Cotswolds for their wedding anniversary. But when they arrive in Rowan Vale, Kirsty is horrified. Rory insists that they stay at The Quicken Tree Inn and face up to the issues in their marriage.

Not every job is toxic. Not every bad day means it’s time to quit. Not everyone has the option to walk away. You’ve adapted. You’ve stayed professional. You’ve kept things running even when the rules kept shifting, and the support didn’t follow. Somewhere along the way, you started questioning yourself instead of the system.

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This podcast series, "Oklahoma Rise 25 in 25: RHTP Forum" provides a comprehensive look at the multi-year, multi-million dollar strategy designed to revolutionize healthcare delivery across rural Oklahoma. Each episode explores a specific initiative from the Oklahoma Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), and provides a deep dive into revealing how the state plans to move from clinical fragmentation to a sustainable, value-based ecosystem over the next five years.Oklahoma Rise 25 in 25: RHTP Forum is essential listening for rural hospital administrators, independent primary care and ...

Dive into Seventeen A Tale of Youth and Summer Time and the Baxter Family, Especially William, a witty exploration of first love through the eyes of the charmingly naïve 17-year-old, William Sylvanus Baxter. Set in a quaint Midwestern town just before the onset of World War I, this delightful novel by Booth Tarkington masterfully blends humor with a nostalgic look at youth. Originally published as a series of sketches in the Metropolitan Magazine in 1914 and later compiled into a bestselling novel in 1916, Seventeen remains a timeless reflection on the follies and joys of young romance. (...

Join the uproarious adventures of Penrod Schofield and his band of friends—Sam Williams, Herman, Verman, Georgie, Maurice, and the enchanting Marjorie Jones. Experience the laughter and mischief that define their youthful escapades! (Summary by Jonathan)

Join Penrod Schofield and his lovable dog Duke on a delightful and humorous adventure through turn-of-the-century Indianapolis. Follow Penrod as he navigates life, love, and the endless mischief that seems to find him at every turn. (Summary by Jonathan)

Set against the backdrop of a hurricane-ravaged railway station, Intimate Strangers unfolds the story of a young girl and a perplexed lawyer, both at a crossroads in their lives. With humor and charm, we follow them from the station to the girls home, where the lawyer, initially dismissive of the girl’s age and boldness, finds himself at the mercy of her adventurous spirit. As he grapples with his own preconceptions about brazen young huzzies in breeches, he is hilariously drawn into her world, leading to unexpected revelations and delightful comedy.

Margie Murphy is fifty-two and doing just fine on her own, thank you very much. She never needed, nor wanted a man. After all, they have only ever hurt or left her. Between Amelia, the niece she raised to adulthood, and her viral YouTube channel that reflects her colorful personality and skills in the kitchen, Margie has everything she ever needed. Almost. After three years, Frank Campbell, is still grieving the wife he lost to cancer. His sons want him to grow and heal, and urge him to downsize and move out of their family home.

Meet Penrod Schofield—eleven years old, endlessly curious, and a magnet for scrapes. Set in a Midwestern town at the turn of the twentieth century, Penrod follows a boy whose imagination routinely collides with adult rules: backyard “shows” that spiral into chaos, school pageants gone spectacularly wrong, neighborhood rivalries, and the fierce loyalty between a boy and his dog, Duke. Booth Tarkington’s classic is laugh-out-loud funny and surprisingly tender, a snapshot of American childhood that still feels true.

Step into the charming world of early 20th Century Indiana with Gentle Julia, a delightful romantic comedy featuring the spirited Florence, the mischievous younger cousin of the enchanting Julia Atwater. This lively tale, reminiscent of Penrod, captures the essence of youth, family dynamics, and the whimsical adventures of growing up. (Summary by BellonaTimes)

Bizarre, bloody and baffling true stories from the hospital ED, told by bestselling author and paramedic Tim Booth. When paramedic Tim Booth finds himself rushing a patient's dead cat to a (human) hospital's Emergency Department for resuscitation, he finds himself wondering where it all went...