The Celebrate Recovery booklet is a 28-day booklet perfect to share with someone you know who is on the road to recovery. These devotional readings provide encouragement and reinforcement that can be invaluable when the struggle feels overwhelming.

Celebrate Recovery is not just a program, but a means toward lasting life change, and the key to recovery is to keep the eight Christ-centered Life Principles alive. As readers engage with the devotions, they will discover the principles more firmly cemented in their daily thinking and actions and will find ongoing support and hope for the road ahead. Each powerful devotion is a reminder of God’s goodness, grace, and redemption and will be an inspiration to anyone struggling with old hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Start where you are. Begin today. 

Le fotografie di Julius Shulman (1910-2009) hanno portato il sogno della West Coast in tutto il mondo. Le sue immagini architettoniche della California del Sud di metà Novecento sono state in grado di catturare non solo gli elementi distintivi degli edifici dal punto di vista strutturale, funzionale e progettuale, ma anche il più ampio contesto della zona e dei suoi abitanti, riproducendo un intero stile di vita. Con gli oltre 400 tesori dell'architettura scovati negli archivi di Shulman, questa nuova edizione ci regala un enorme serbatoio di cultura a un prezzo decisamente accessibile. Ogni singolo progetto e ogni singolo scatto è stato selezionato personalmente tra oltre 26.000 fotografie dall'editore Benedikt Taschen, che ha avuto l'occasione di conoscere da vicino Shulman e la sua opera fin dai tempi della pubblicazione di Julius Shulman: Architecture and Its Photography (1998). Le immagini sono affiancate da un'introduzione del critico della fotografia Owen Edwards, un'esaustiva biografia a cura dello storico Philip J. Ethington, della University of Southern California, didascalie sugli elementi decorativi realizzate da Peter Loughrey, e biografie dei principali architetti. Il volume include inoltre riflessioni personali di Shulman stesso, e testimonianze orali e un ritratto dell'epoca ricostruiti grazie a mesi di interviste con la scrittrice Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.

Get the Inside Word on Law Schools.

The Princeton Review surveyed over 19,700 students to collect the information in the 2016 edition ofThe Best 173 Law Schools. This book gives you survey-driven profiles of the nation's top law schools as well as detailed statistical information on accredited schools. This guidebook offers a wealth of the info you need to know when deciding where to get your JD, including:

Direct Quotes from Students
• Detailed school profiles covering classroom experience, campus life, and admissions
• Snapshots of each school's academic specialties, course requirements, and tuition & fees

Unique Ranking Lists
• Lists of the top 10 law schools in 11 categories, including Best Professors, Best Career Prospects, and more
• Ratings for every school on Academics, Selectivity, and Career Placement

Detailed Career Information
• In-depth school profiles, each including median starting salaries, prominent alumni, and bar exam pass rates
• Candid feedback from students on career services and networking opportunities

You'll also get easy-to-reference snapshots of each school's admissions criteria, deadlines, telephone numbers, tuition figures, e-mail and snail mail addresses, and other key info.

This volume is the second in an ambitious initiative by the Romero Trust and Convivium Press to provide English translations of a series of books about the martyred Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero. Romero has been attracting a growing interest worldwide because of his prophetic words and his option for the poor, which he faithfully lived out until his assassination at the altar.As he came to the end of his first year as archbishop of San Salvador, Oscar Romero had a strong presentiment of the rivers of blood that would flow in the years ahead, and he spoke out vigorously against violence in every form. He condemned the killings and kidnappings perpetrated by government troops, death squads, and guerrilla forces, but he deplored as well the “institutionalized violence” of the political and economic structures that ruthlessly oppressed the poor.With an integrity and authenticity rare in the contemporary church, Romero managed to find an extraordinary synthesis between orthodoxy and Gospel praxis, and he exhibited a beautiful blend of deep prayerful spirituality and effective action for justice. Because of these achievements, he has become a mightily attractive ecclesiastical figure for the twenty-first century and a genuine icon for our skeptical times.Romero’s passionate homilies capture the combative spirit of a church trying to restore hope and direction to a country in crisis. The present volume is an English translation of the 44 homilies delivered between November 27, 1977, and May 28, 1978, corresponding to the second volume of the original Spanish edition and to Cycle A of the church’s liturgy.Editor and Translator, Joseph V. Owens, is a Jesuit who has spent most of his active career working in the Caribbean and Central America. His various ministries have included grass-roots organizing, pastoral work, radio apostolate, and teaching.

Featuring contributions from a variety of young evangelical voices, this book explores what the Bible’s teaching on men and women looks like in practice and helps readers embrace God’s good design as a path to true joy and lasting fulfillment.