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Review And Author Q&A : Exploring Emotional Health by Liz Edge

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Review And Author Q&A : Exploring Emotional Health by Liz Edge

"Exploring Emotional Health" is a fantastic blend of wisdom, vital information and sensitively structured workshop sessions for young people.

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Featured Author of the Month - David Adam

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Featured Author of the Month - David Adam

David Adam was born in Alnwick, Northumberland and was the Vicar of Lindisfarne where he ministered to thousands of pilgrims and other visitors for thirteen years until he retired in March 2003. He is the author of many inspiring books on spirituality and prayer, and his Celtic writings have rekindled a keen interest in our Christian heritage. Icons of Glory Icons of Glory is a book of intercessions for the major church festivals throughout the year. Each set of intercessions prays for the Church, the world, the local community and our homes, the sick and those in need, ending with a remembrance...

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Exploring Emotional Health

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Exploring Emotional Health

On average, three children in every class at school are affected by a mental health issue

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Still Valued and Blessed

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Still Valued and Blessed

God doesn't want us to stop living fulfilling lives - filled with joy and hope - just because we have reached a certain age. We still have spiritual needs to be met; callings to fulfil; and, through our relationship with Jesus, an eternal spiritual connection with God that no one and nothing can take away.

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Five Note Philharmonic - Sarah Watts

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Five Note Philharmonic - Sarah Watts

I have so much to thank music for. Not just the obvious things like appreciating its power to relax me, change my mood and to conjure up life memories etc. Those things are important and powerful of course, and one should never underestimate the power of music, but for me, it was so much more.

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