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Basketball is loud. High school is louder. If you are a basketball girl ages 16–18, you already know the pressure hits from every direction. Minutes, roles, slumps, comparison, team drama, group chats, bad calls, trash talk, coaches, parents, grades, college decisions, and the constant noise of what everyone thinks. This devotional is built for that real life.

Synagogues are under attack, and for good reasons. But they remain the religious backbone of Jewish continuity, especially in America, the sole Western industrial or post-industrial nation where religion and spirituality continue to grow in importance. To fulfill their mandate for the American future, synagogues need to replace old and tired conversation with a new way of talking about their goals, their challenges and their vision for the future.

In 1854, on the lawless western edge of Virginia, Elizabeth Young stands among the throngs and watches as her beloved uncle is hanged for murder. There is more to this spectacle than meets the eye, she can tell, and she vows then and there she’ll get to the bottom, she’ll uncover truths, then she’ll leave these godforsaken mountains. She’ll go where the land is flat, where life is in the open, where dreams have room to roam. But fate has another idea.

Lately, troubled teens have been dominating the headlines. But there are other stories that deserve the spotlight--stories about the many teenagers who have dedicated themselves to important, socially useful volunteer work and who will lead their generation toward a more hopeful tomorrow. The fourth in Conari Press' "Call to Action" series, Teens with the Courage to Give profiles thirty amazing young people throughout the United States and Canada who overcame great personal odds to reach out and help others while healing themselves in the process.

In a world filled with injustice and violence, we long for a new sacred symbolism to inspire transformation. Our yearning includes a widespread hunger for visions of the Female Divine in church life and worship to restore gender balance and finally achieve just, equal and inclusive faith communities. This collection of engrossing narratives of women and men trying to change the institutional church—and society—illuminates how reclaiming multicultural female images of God extends beyond the sanctuary and into the community.

Marketing Escape Velocity argues that unicorn companies aren’t built by luck or product alone, but by achieving self-reinforcing growth. Early startups struggle under “gravity”—unpredictable acquisition, fragile retention, and capital constraints. Escape velocity occurs when customer acquisition becomes predictable, lifetime value expands, marginal acquisition costs stabilize, and organic demand amplifies paid growth. With this momentum, companies can execute an “up pivot,” scaling ambition 10X because data supports it.

If you are a volleyball girl ages 16–18, you already know the pressure hits from every direction. Starting spots, slumps, comparison, team drama, group chats, bad calls, trash talk, coaches, parents, grades, college decisions, and the constant noise of what everyone thinks. This devotional is built for that real life.

She loves softball—but the pressure is real. The game gets faster. The voices get louder. Mistakes feel heavier. Confidence comes and goes, emotions swing, and life off the field can be just as intense as what happens between the lines. This devotional was written for girls ages 13–15 who play softball and are growing up at the same time.

In an era where authentic leadership transcends titles and numbers, Culture-Driven Leadership: Fostering Empathy, Accountability, and Results in the Workplace presents a powerful blueprint for creating a workplace that inspires and empowers. This book guides leaders through building a culture that values people, accountability, and growth—all key to lasting success. Inside, you'll discover practical tools and relatable examples that make fostering empathy and upholding high standards an achievable reality.

Around the World in 1,000 Days follows seven strangers who meet online and launch a radical experiment: travel slowly across the planet, listen more than speak, and let ordinary people tell their own stories. Backed by unexpected sponsors and a support team in Delhi translating content into ten major languages, they move through kitchens, buses, rituals, landscapes, and quiet conversations often ignored by headlines. Their unpolished videos reveal a truth audiences recognize but rarely see: everyday humanity is extraordinary.

In The Adolescence of Technology, humanity faces its greatest trial: superintelligent AI that outpaces human understanding, capable of reshaping economies, societies, and even survival itself.

AI in Global Education argues that artificial intelligence can transform education from a scarce privilege into a universal human right. The audiobook outlines how traditional education systems fail to scale, leaving millions without qualified teachers, updated curricula, or instruction in their first language.

When deciding on the right business structure, it’s essential to understand the key differences between the various options available. The structure you choose can impact everything from taxation to liability protection and operational flexibility. Here’s an overview of the most common business entities: Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, LLC, C-Corp, and S-Corp.

In today's business world, every dollar counts. Understanding tax write-offs can be a game-changer for your bottom line. This guide, Top 25 Tax Write Offs for Businesses That Will Transform Your Bottom Line, is here to help you unlock savings and boost profitability.

She loves basketball—but the pressure is real. Games are faster now. Voices are louder. Mistakes feel heavier. Confidence comes and goes, emotions swing, and life off the court can be just as intense as what happens between the lines. This devotional was written for girls ages 13–15 who play basketball and are growing up at the same time.

She’s juggling school, practice, group chats, and game-day nerves. She doesn’t need another lecture—she needs a quick, honest boost that speaks her language: soccer, faith, and real life. This devotional delivers. What makes it differentBuilt specifically for 13–15: Every story tackles teen-real moments—pressure, comparison, drama, minutes, social media, body image, injuries, refs—through the lens of soccer and Scripture. Fast but powerful: Two-to-five minutes a day. No fluff. Each entry moves from story to action to prayer so she actually applies it.

"How to Start a Music Lessons Business" by VentureNest Books is a comprehensive guide aimed at aspiring music teachers and entrepreneurs who wish to transform their musical skills into a successful teaching practice. This step-by-step manual addresses common challenges faced when starting a music studio, including attracting students, managing schedules and finances, and implementing effective marketing strategies. The book provides vital insights into assessing market demand for music lessons and developing a unique brand that resonates with students.

Affordable Ventures by Mira Ashby is a practical guide designed for anyone looking to start a small business with less than $100. In today’s economy, many individuals face challenges related to limited funds and uncertainty about beginning their entrepreneurial journey. This book offers a solution, providing a collection of 20 accessible business plans that align with various interests and skills, focusing on low-cost and community-oriented opportunities.

“If you want to change your life, move 27 things in your home.” This ancient Chinese proverb speaks of the powerful connection our homes have with our lives. In 27 Things To Feng Shui Your Home, Tisha Morris shows in creative, basic steps how to use the art of feng shui to create an inviting, personal atmosphere in your home that will renovate your life. Discover how to manageably clear clutter to optimize space; use lighting, color, and simple objects to create good energy flow; space clear to promote good health; and integrate the Five Elements into your home to create harmony.

She’s juggling school, practice, group chats, and game-day nerves. She doesn’t need another lecture—she needs a quick, honest boost that speaks her language: soccer, faith, and real life. This devotional delivers.