New Titles Tuesday, May 17

Here is a selection of titles added in the past week

 #LiveFully: reimagining the greatest calling on earth. Teacher edition /Brian Burchik. This course is the integration of three concentrations: worldview, identity, and calling. Students will learn how Christian faith impacts every area of life and human culture..

Blueprints: co-labor with Christ for a lifetime of fulfillment. Student workbook /Brian Burchik. Blueprints: co-labor with Christ for a lifetime of fulfillment. Teacher handbook /Brian Burchik.  Blueprings Bible course is about empowering students to build a life of godliness that sustains over the course of a lifetime.

Cool water /Dianne Warren. Juliet, Saskatchewan is a blink-and-you-miss-it kind of town–the welcome sign promises a population of one thousand and eleven–so it’s easy to believe that nothing of consequence takes place there. But the heart of Juliet beats with rich stories of its inhabitants. They all bring the prairie desert and the town of Juliet to vivid life in this funny, tragic and touching novel.”–

 Dinosaurs to defence: a story of the Suffield Block /by BATUS and others. Provides a fascinating background into the life of those of us who live and train with the British Army Training Unit Suffield. It also records the history of this magnificent part of Canada and is an excellent piece of joint Anglo-Canadian work

 Double duty: sketches and diaries of Molly Lamb Bobak, Canadian war artist /edited by Carolyn Gossage. The 1942 – 1945 personal war journal of Molly Bobak, Canada’s first female war artist.

 Faulkner and the discourses of culture /Charles Hannon.  Hannon argues in his brilliant  study that the language of Faulkner’s fiction is replete with the voiced conflicts that shaped America and the South from the 1920s to1950.

 Finding joy in God’s names & attributes: a Christian devotional & Bible study resource /S.T. Perry. TWU Author. Now you can explore 40 of the most common names that are a tribute to God in this resourceful Christian devotional that explores them through: A lesson on each one with an overview of the name, Bible passages in which that name appears, A story or observation to give a clearer picture of the name, A thematic photograph with Bible verse overlaid, A short prayer at the conclusion of each chapter, and a Bible study resource to expand your knowledge.

Reformer without a church: the life and thought of Thomas Muentzer, 1488(?)-1525 /by Eric W. Gritsch.

The church, the new people of God /by David Ewert.

 The coronation voyage /Michel Marc Bouchard ; translated by Linda Gaboriau. May 1953. The Empress of France sets sail from Montreal. On the pretext of attending the celebrations marking the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, an important mafioso leaves for England where he secretly plans to live in exile with his two sons. Aboard this floating palace in the middle of the ocean, the petty lord of the Montreal underworld must face the most important decision of his dubious career: will he sacrifice his youngest son for a safe-conduct?

 The SBL handbook of style /Billie Jean Collins, project director ; Bob Buller, publishing director ; John F. Kutsko, executive director. The SBL Handbook of Style has been thoroughly updated to reflect the latest practices among scholars, editors, and publishers as well as to take into account current trends in scholarly publishing. This edition has been meticulously supplemented with important new subject matter that fills gaps in the first edition. Chapters and sections have been reorganized and restructured to be more intuitive and logical.

  Half-lives: a guide to nuclear technology in Canada /Hans Tammemagi, David Jackson. The purpose of this book is to explain the fundamentals of radiation, nuclear energy, nuclear medicine, and other matters so they can be readily understood.

 Timeless at heart: essays on theology /C.S. Lewis ; edited by Walter Hooper. A collection of essays, published 1987, with preface by Walter Hooper. It consists of nine essays and a collection of short letters.  All were previously published; most found in God in the Dock