Mark Weaver Knihy

Summer of 1869 — the bustling riverfront city of Cincinnati, Ohio. Steamboats churn the Ohio River as the nation’s ever-expanding economy thrives in the wake of the Civil War. Two 16-year-olds, Charlie Martin and his best friend Luther Robinson, love “base ball” and follow the exploits of America’s first professional base ball team — the undefeated Cincinnati Red Stockings and their 51-game winning streak.An untimely death and a ruthless shipping magnate end Charlie and Luther’s dream for a Greater Cincinnati Youth Club ball field and grandstand. Charlie and Luther dig in and square off against one of Cincinnati’s most powerful men, risking their honor, friendships and freedom to right a grievous wrong. I Love Baseball is the first in a series of adventure-mysteries set against America’s original national pastime. So “Batter Up!” and let the games begin!

WARS AND RUMORS OF WARS. Jesus said that wars would continue until His return. Our generation is not exempt from reports of war and engagement in conflicts. Iraq and Afghanistan are but two spots in the globe where fighting continues. The Middle East, long a powder keg, seems ever closer to an all out conflagration. Where is God in all of this? The Scriptures provide the answers. GOD AND THE NATIONS: WHO IS REALLY IN CHARGE? Why do the nations exist? Did God have anything to with who, where, what, and why they are? Does He have plans for them? This small booklet raises and answers these basic questions and provides a brief analysis on the theme of nations from a Biblical perspective.

This Book has been written:- « to encourage the students to explore the depths of their imagination and that, « by using the various stimulus materials and the Story Starters, the students will find enjoyment in creating their own anecdotes. The contents are designed in the hope that it will foster an interest in the use of the Internet:- æ for researching the problems facing earth; æ for exploring the lives, events, challenges and achievements of those on the forefront of saving our planet, as well as all living creatures, and that æ the writing, together with the reporting of their findings, will engender in the young, a desire to emulate the lives of these dedicated people.