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Success for Teens
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For Christian Lovers Only Leader's Kit
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Introducing the Success Foundation -- Giving Tomorrow's Leaders the Tools to SUCCEED Today.
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An engaging, 8-week interactive curriculum for married, Christian couples.
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Children’s Choir Curriculum
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Playing with a Purpose
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This distinctive music curriculum focuses on teaching children the songs of the African American church music legacy.
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Through one on one exlusive interviews and footage, well known athletes take a time-out to sit with the camera and let you see what drives them toward excellence.
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Impact Video Profiles
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The Complete Guide to College Financing and Admissions (SAT)
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Inspiring stories illustrating God's Word. Some of the featured real life stories are on Arthur Ashe, Michael Green, Hubert Davis.
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The Complete Guide to College Financing and Admissions (SAT) provides you a unique approach to mastering this critical college admissions test.
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Precepts for Living® Annual Commentary 2009-2010 (with CD-Rom)
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The Busy People's Bible Study Plan
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No other Sunday School commentary gives you in-depth amplification written from an African American context like Precepts.
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Dr. Bertram Melbourne has provided an answer for those seeking to include God time in their fast-paced schedules.
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Gardner C. Taylor: Submissions to the Dean
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Justice for All DVD
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A profoundly poetic collection of essays and sermons from a who's who of leaders of contemporary thought in the African American Christian faith.
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A three-year journey through the land of juvenile justice delves into the minds of juvenile offenders who commit minor crimes and examines the system that is designed to rehabilitate the youth.
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George Washington Carver, An Uncommon Way
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History books always associates George Washington Carver with the singular contribution to agriculture of the peanut, but his contributions were much, much more!
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