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The wife of Green Bay Packers quarterback, Brett Favre, Deanna became a reluctant celebrity overnight when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004. Now cancer-free, Deanna is one of breast cancer’s leading activists, speaking and raising financial support for women who are "medically underserved". In Don’t Bet Against Me, Deanna shares the role her faith has played in her life--from her years as a single mom and her high profile marriage to Brett, to her battle with breast cancer and the work she is currently doing through the HOPE Foundation. The book includes 16-pages of color photos, a foreword by Brette Favre, and an afterword by Brittany & Breleigh Favre.
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In IdolEyes, American Idol finalist Mandisa speaks openly and honestly about how her faith was challenged and deepened as a result of her experience on the hit television show. She talks about her lifelong battle with food addiction, how it has affected her life, and how the now-famous derogatory remarks made by Idol judge Simon Cowell on live television have provided her with the opportunity to become a positive role model for millions of women who are struggling to live up to popular culture’s image of the “ideal woman.” Mandisa shows women that they can be beautiful at any size, and that healthy self-esteem and personal beauty come only when they accept themselves as a unique and much-loved woman of God’s creation.
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Crowned as Miss America in 1995, Heather Whitestone McCallum shares stories from her life and reflects on the splendor of the many crowns God has in store for those who love him and follow in his footsteps. This beautiful gift book is written for every woman who still carries a little girl’s dream of being a princess . . . and for every man who still carries a little boy’s dream of being a hero.
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In 1995, over forty million people watched as a deaf ballerina danced her way into the hearts of Americans and won the coveted title of Miss America. Eight years later, Heather Whitestone McCallum, now a wife and the mother of two small boys, shares how God has surprised her with dreams come true . . . some in unexpected ways.
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Heather Whitestone, Miss America 1995, has been profoundly deaf since the age of eighteen months. In this book she tells her own inspiring story of faith and determination, as well as the stories of others who have persevered to achieve their dreams. With photos.
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In firefighting lingo, the "flashpoint" is the point of high temperature where everything in a room will spontaneously ignite. Arterburn and Hunt compare this moment to those "a ha" moments when an idea strikes at the core of our being and ignites a fire . . . which might change our lives, if we will only follow through. A motivational book of encouragement, Flashpoints is about putting feet to your dreams and making the most of the life you've been given.
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A book for stepparents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, foster parents, godparents--and anyone else who loves a child born to someone else. Topics include defining roles, establishing "house rules and guidelines," rights and responsibilities, how to handle changes and anger. . . highly recommended for anyone who finds themselves loving someone else's child. David Kopp, former editor of Christian Parenting Today says: "In Loving Someone Else's Child, Angela Hunt talks respectfully, affectionately, and expertly to parents like me caught in an imperfect, sometimes impossible family. She is a family expert with courage and a big heart."
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Does your thirteen-year-old turn everything into an argument? Does your daughter want to be dropped off at the end of the mall so she won't be seen with you? Did your sweet child go to bed one night and wake up as a raving TEENAGER? If so, you'll enjoy this book about parenting middle school age youngsters, ages 10-14. Filled with tried and tested advice and liberally sprinkled with humor, this A to Z guide is a must read for moms and dads.
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Adoption is for parents looking to begin or to build their families. It is for children in search of a forever home. Adoption is for sharing . . . life, love, and dreams. In The Adoption Option, Angela Hunt offers both a personal story and a guidebook. She describes her own odyssey in adopting two international children, weaving this with practical information on issues faced in adoption. The book also explores the very real hopes, fears, and doubts that surround prospective parents, while simultaneously taking the reader through the adoption process from A-Z. If you're a parent-to-be, concerned relative, infertile couple, or interested Christian who wants to discover more about the topic, this book will be an excellent resource. |
Don’t Bet Against Me, by Deanna Favre and Angela Hunt-
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